Websites for coffee roasters
Your coffee sold online, ground to order.
Selling your coffee as beans or ground, offering subscriptions, showing the counter menu: a roaster’s site can do all of that, or just part of it. You see it first as a mockup, and the mockup is free.
No commitment and no rental contract. If you don’t like it, you owe us nothing.
A few examples · we draw for every trade
What a coffee roaster’s site does for you.
You don’t roast? Your menu and opening hours are enough to start.
- The coffees
- Origin, tasting notes, roast date
- The grind
- Whole beans or ground: espresso, filter, French press, moka pot
- The order
- Collected at the counter or sent by post, and it lands on your phone
- Subscription
- A bag every two weeks or every month, stopped whenever they like
- Trade
- A space for restaurants and offices, with trade prices and ordering by the kilo
- The counter
- The drinks and pastry menu, easy to read on a phone
- Workshops
- Espresso basics, filter tastings: places booked online, up to the number you set
Your sketch is at the top of the page.
It’s drawn for a coffee roaster, and it redraws itself for you. To see finished sites, we imagined four fictional shops: they’re on the home page.
- Type your café’s name under the sketch
- Switch between computer and phone
- Switch trades: each sketch has its own layout
The questions coffee roasters ask themselves.
And for everything else, the general questions.
Can customers choose their grind?
Yes. They choose whole beans or ground, and if ground, for which coffee maker. That detail comes with the order on your phone, and you grind as you pack the bag.
How do subscriptions work?
Customers choose their coffee, the quantity and how often, and pay automatically by card, into a payment account in your name. They can stop whenever they like. Each delivery to prepare lands on your phone, like any order.
Can I sell to restaurants and offices?
Yes, through an area reserved for professionals: your trade prices, ordering by the kilo, and a tasting request for new accounts. The rest of the site only shows your retail prices.
I run a tea room and don’t sell online. What would a site do for me?
Show your menu and prices, your opening hours and the place, and take bookings for a workshop or a brunch. If one day you sell your teas to take home, we add online sales.
How much does a coffee roaster’s website cost?
It mostly depends on online sales, subscriptions and the trade area. You get a written quote after seeing your mockup, before deciding anything.
No rental contract: the site and its address belong to you. Ensia is a registered company, SIREN 999 529 159. A question? Call us on 07 56 93 64 33, you’ll talk to us directly.
Let’s see what your coffee shop’s site would look like.
Tell us your shop’s name. We prepare your mockup, you see it, then you decide.