Cafe website pricing: from $117 a month, live in 7 days

Solves: A single menu page shows the morning pastries at 6pm and the evening case at 7am, so people turn up for things that are gone.

Your part: Send your three lists and the times each daypart starts. After that, send changes when the menu changes.

Solves: A slow page loses the person standing outside on a phone, and on paid ads it loses a click you already paid for.

Your part: Nothing. Speed is built in and checked by us.

Solves: Visitors hunt for an Order button that is not there, or land on an old delivery link.

Your part: Tell us which pickup and delivery platforms you use and send new links when they change.

Solves: One shared locations list means each shop competes with its sister shops and drivers go to the wrong one.

Your part: Send each location's address, hours and any menu differences.

Solves: Routine questions (open now? oat milk? parking?) interrupt the bar and go unanswered after hours.

Your part: Review the answers and scripts before launch, then tell us when hours or policies change.

Solves: The phone rings during the 8am rush or after close, nobody can answer, and a catering order or a group booking goes to the next shop on the list.

Your part: Review the receptionist script before launch. After that, tell us when hours, policies or booking rules change.

Solves: Visitors have one quick question (are you open now, is there seating, do you do gluten-free) and leave when nobody answers a contact form until tomorrow.

Your part: Approve the answers before launch. Nothing day to day.

Solves: Customers text the number on the sign. Replies wait until the close, and business texting without carrier registration gets filtered or blocked.

Your part: Approve the scripts and keep your own consent and opt-out records for texts you send. Carrier fees are passed through at cost.

Solves: Nobody has time to write blog posts between the bake and the close, so the site never shows up for specific local searches.

Your part: Nothing required. Suggest a topic whenever you like.

Solves: Someone searches "bakery open early near me" or asks an AI assistant for a good coffee shop nearby, and a site built from photos and PDFs gives neither anything to read.

Your part: Nothing. Tell us about new locations, neighborhoods you serve and anything you want to be found for.

Solves: The feed goes quiet for weeks because nobody has time to post between shifts, and the seasonal drink launches with one photo.

Your part: Send photos or clips when you have them. Approve the plan for the week if you want to.

Solves: Sites drift out of date within weeks: holiday hours, sold-out seasonal items, a broken link nobody owns.

Your part: Send changes as revisions from your client portal or by email. The weekly check happens without you.

Solves: Separate hosting, SSL and domain bills, renewals nobody remembers, and a domain registered in someone else's name.

Your part: Nothing, or give us access to the domain you already own so we can point it.

Solves: Catering and custom-cake requests sit unread in an inbox nobody checks after the morning rush.

Your part: Tell us where each type of inquiry should land during onboarding.

Solves: Most small cafe sites have no privacy policy, load tracking before anyone agrees to it, and have never been checked with a keyboard or a screen reader.

Your part: Confirm the business details in each policy. Have your own advisor review them if you want legal sign-off.

Solves: A new site that breaks every old link loses the search ranking and shared links the shop spent years earning, and a provider that keeps your content hostage makes leaving expensive.

Your part: Send your current web address and, if you have it, access to where it is hosted.

Solves: Changes get lost across texts, emails and voicemails, and nobody knows whether the holiday hours were actually updated.

Your part: Use it when you need something. You never log in to the website itself.