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Bakery Shop Website: $20 a Month and 0% Cut (2026)
What a bakery shop website needs, what it costs, and how to take your first order without losing a cut of sales.
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You do not need a developer or a big budget to get a bakery shop website that takes orders. The hard part is knowing what to put on it and how to get paid without handing over a slice of every sale. This guide walks through the decisions that matter first.
What to remember
- One flat $20 a month and 0% of your sales.
- Your shop needs photos, prices, pickup times, and a way to pay.
- Brevl works on your phone and on a computer.
- Start with a 14 day free trial and move your old orders over.
What does a bakery shop website need to do?
A bakery shop website has three jobs. Show your goods clearly, take an order without confusion, and get you paid. Brevl gives you a shop you can customize with your photos, your colors, and your own web address. That means customers see your business, not a generic listing.
You also need a way to plan. Brevl includes recipes with real costing, ingredient inventory, and a weekly planner. That helps you price your goods and plan batches before orders come in. The shop and the planning tools sit in one place.
A website is yours. You can share one link and customers can order any time. Social media is good for showing photos, but a website gives you a place to take the order and get paid. You can still post on social media and send people to your shop link.
What does a bakery shop website cost?
Brevl costs one flat $20 a month. It takes 0% of your sales. There is a 14 day free trial. That fee stays the same whether you sell one cake or fifty. A flat fee makes it easier to price your goods because you know your website cost ahead of time.
The $20 a month covers your shop and the tools to take orders. You connect your own Stripe or Square account for card payments. Brevl takes 0% of your sales, so the only fixed cost is the monthly fee. You can start with a 14 day free trial.
How do you take orders and get paid?
You take orders through your shop and get paid through your own payment accounts. Brevl lets you take card payments through your own Stripe or Square account. You can also list Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, and cash. The payment goes through your own account.
Add your products
Put your best sellers in your shop with photos and clear prices.
Connect your payment account
Link your own Stripe or Square account to take cards.
List other ways to pay
Add Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, and cash if you take them.
Set pickup or delivery details
Tell customers where and when to get their order.
Share your web address
Send your shop link to customers so they can order.
Brevl also includes a weekly planner and ingredient inventory. That helps you plan how much to bake before orders come in. You can see what you have on hand and what you need to buy. The planner sits next to your shop so you are not juggling two tools.
What should you put on your bakery shop website?
Start with photos of your best sellers. Add clear prices and a short description of each item. Put your pickup or delivery details where customers can see them before they order. Brevl lets you use your own photos and colors so the shop looks like your business.
Your own web address matters. It gives customers a place to return to and a link you can share. Brevl sets up your shop with your own web address. You can also move your old shop over, including products, photos, reviews, and dates, with help from a real person.
Add a short note about who you are and how you bake. Put a way to contact you for special orders. Brevl lets you customize your shop with your photos and colors, so it feels like your business. Your own web address makes it easy to share.
Work out your margin after ingredients, labor, and overhead
Take one batch of your best seller. Add what you paid for ingredients. Add your hours times the rate you pay yourself. Add a share of your $20 monthly Brevl cost. Subtract all three from your price. That number is your margin. If the margin is too thin, raise the price or shrink the batch. Brevl’s recipe costing helps you see the ingredient cost and the price in one place.
Do this for every item you sell. If you sell a cake, a batch of cookies, and a loaf of bread, each one gets its own margin check. Brevl’s recipe costing shows the ingredient cost and the price in one place. You can adjust the price before you share the shop.
What mistakes cost you money on a bakery shop website?
One mistake is paying a percentage of every sale. A cut takes more from you as you sell more. A flat $20 a month keeps your cost predictable. Another mistake is making customers work to order. Keep the steps short: see the item, pick a pickup time, pay, and done.
Check that your shop works on a phone. Brevl works on your phone and on a computer. Test your own shop on your phone before you share the link. Place a test order and check that the confirmation and pickup details are clear.
If you already take orders through social media messages, a website saves you time. Customers can order without back and forth messages. You can still post photos on social media and send people to your shop link. The order stays in one place.
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If you are still setting up your business, start with our getting started guide. It covers the first steps before you take orders.
Common questions
Do I need a bakery shop website if I already sell on social media?
With Brevl, your website gives you a place to take orders and get paid without losing a cut. Social media is good for showing photos. Use both: post on social, then send people to your shop to order. Brevl takes 0% of your sales, so the order stays yours.
How much does a bakery shop website cost?
Brevl costs one flat $20 a month. It takes 0% of your sales. There is a 14 day free trial. You pay for your own ingredients and packaging, but the website fee stays the same whether you sell one cake or fifty.
Can I take payments on my phone?
Yes. Brevl works on your phone and on a computer. You can take card payments through your own Stripe or Square account, plus Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, and cash. You can check orders and update your shop from your phone.
What if I already have a shop on another site?
Brevl helps you move your old shop over. We move your products, photos, reviews, and dates. You do not have to rebuild everything from scratch. Start the 14 day free trial and ask for help with the move.
How do I get paid without a cut?
Brevl takes 0% of your sales. You connect your own Stripe or Square account, so card payments go to you. You can also list Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, and cash. The only fee is the flat $20 a month.
General information, not legal or tax advice. Check your state and local rules before you sell.