Websites for Cafes
Coffee lovers search for cafes with good atmosphere, food, and WiFi before they visit. A warm, inviting website shows them what to expect before they walk through your door.
7 Day Build
From brief to live site
£995 Starting
Fixed price. No surprises.
Mobile First
Designed for phones.
The Problem & The Fix
The Problem
Customers cannot find your coffee menu or food options online
The Fix
Show your coffee, food, and atmosphere with a photo gallery
The Problem
No way to show your cafe atmosphere, seating, or WiFi availability
The Fix
Clear menu and pricing so customers know what to expect
The Problem
Instagram posts bury your opening hours and location
The Fix
Highlight WiFi, power sockets, and seating for remote workers
The Problem
No online presence for "cafe near me" or "coffee shop near me" searches
The Fix
Capture "cafe near me" and "coffee shop near me" searches
The Problem
Freelancers and students do not know you have WiFi and power sockets
The Fix
Update specials and seasonal drinks easily
The Solution
Show your coffee, food, and atmosphere with a photo gallery
Clear menu and pricing so customers know what to expect
Highlight WiFi, power sockets, and seating for remote workers
Capture "cafe near me" and "coffee shop near me" searches
Update specials and seasonal drinks easily
Features
What's Included
Every package ships with these features. No hidden costs, no upsells.
The whole thing from
£1,495
Includes 2 years of care
£99/mo after 2 years · cancel anytime
One price. Design, build, hosting, and a full year of updates — all included.
Also Useful
FAQ
Yes. We create beautiful menu pages that show your coffee, food, and prices in a way that looks as good as your cafe.
Absolutely. We highlight all your facilities — WiFi, power, outdoor seating, dog friendly — so the right customers find you.
Yes. Our monthly care plan includes text and image updates. Send us your daily or weekly specials and we post them within 48 hours.
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