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Built for florists
Flowers sell on how they look, so your website needs to show your arrangements beautifully. A clear gallery of bouquets, your occasions and delivery areas helps customers pick something and place an order on WhatsApp in minutes. We build the whole thing for you.
Photos scattered across Instagram make it hard for a customer to browse and choose. A clean website gallery groups your bouquets by occasion, like birthdays, condolences and weddings, so people find the right one fast and order with confidence.
Most messages are the same: do you deliver to my area, how much, by when? We put your delivery zones, price ranges and cut-off times clearly on the site so customers only WhatsApp you when they are ready to order.
Same-day buyers want to order quickly from their phone. A mobile-friendly site with a clear order-by-WhatsApp button and your same-day cut-off time captures these rush orders instead of sending them to a competitor.
A few of the businesses we’ve built for — tap any one to open it live.
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Start my build on WhatsAppStarter is from RM2,000 setup plus RM350 per month, and Business is RM3,500 setup plus RM650 per month. Both include a mobile-friendly design, photo gallery, WhatsApp order button and basic SEO.
Yes. We build a clean gallery so you can showcase your bouquets and arrangements grouped by occasion, so customers can browse and pick easily.
Customers can order via the WhatsApp button and enquiry form, where you confirm the bouquet, delivery area and timing with them directly. It keeps ordering simple and personal.
Yes. We can lay out your delivery zones, price ranges and same-day cut-off times clearly so customers know what to expect before they order.
Send us one message on WhatsApp. We'll tell you exactly what we need and get your website moving — no obligation, no pressure.
We usually reply within Mon–Sat, 9am–6pm (MYT).