How much does a florist website really cost?

Website plan: Some providers charge monthly or annual software fees. Compare whether the plan includes your storefront editor, hosting, order management, and support.

Payment processing: Card providers usually charge their own transaction fees. Ask whether your website platform adds another fee on each order.

Domain and email: Check who owns the domain, renewal rates, and whether business email is bundled or separate.

Setup, design and photography: Custom design, product photography, professional copy, and migration assistance can add one-time costs.

A platform with lower monthly pricing can cost more if it charges a fee on each sale. Conversely, a feature-rich plan can be expensive if your shop only needs a simple storefront. Compare costs against your own order volume, staffing, and fulfillment requirements.

Ask what happens if you cancel. Are product details exportable? Can you keep the domain? Are photos yours to reuse?

The planned BloomWebsites Standard price is $129 per month or $1,349 per year, with no additional BloomWebsites per-order fee. Your selected payment processor may charge its own fees. Taxes, optional services, domain registration, and other third-party costs may apply.

You can currently create products, customize a website and preview it without paying. New publishing and paid activations are paused, so these prices are informational until activation reopens.

Does the platform support the delivery areas and pickup rules your store actually uses? Can it handle Valentine’s Day peaks? How are cancellations, refunds, and partial refunds handled?

Can you preview before launching, and will customer support be available when you move your live orders? Request current written terms instead of relying only on sales claims.