A page for a bakery: photographs of cakes you have actually made, whether you do eggless, how much notice a customised cake needs, the areas you deliver to, and a WhatsApp button that carries the reference picture straight to you.
FUEiNT is a web and software company in Coimbatore, India, that builds single-page websites for cake shops and home bakers, with orders going straight to the baker’s WhatsApp.
Cake buying happens late and fast. Someone remembers at nine at night that the birthday is tomorrow, searches, and picks the first shop that shows a cake close to what they want. Two questions decide it: can you make it by tomorrow evening, and is there an eggless version. Everything else — flavour, weight, message on top — gets settled in the chat afterwards. The other half of the trade is planned: a first birthday theme, a school farewell, a wedding cake, where the family will compare your pictures against three other shops and send the one they like to a group before ordering.
Your own photographs, taken on a phone in your own shop, which beats a stock gallery because customers can tell the difference immediately.
Which cakes come eggless and which do not, stated once at the top instead of being asked in every single chat.
Same-day, next-day and customised cakes each with the notice you actually need, so nobody promises a two-tier cake for tonight.
The areas you deliver to, the cut-off hour, and where the shop is — with a landmark, because that is how Coimbatore addresses work.
One tap opens WhatsApp with the date and weight typed, and the customer attaches the picture they found. That is the whole order form.
Message us saying you run a cake shop in Coimbatore. We ask for cake photographs, your flavour list and delivery areas, all in that same chat.
We arrange your cakes so the good ones are seen first, write the eggless and notice-period lines, and wire the order button to your number before it goes live.
No cart, no order dashboard, no login. Customers send you the picture and the date on WhatsApp, and you confirm the cake exactly as you do today.
Cost depends on how many cake photographs and categories the page carries. Ask on WhatsApp and we send a quote back.
It depends on how much you want shown — a home baker with one gallery is a smaller job than a shop with three counters, wedding tiers and a snacks range. Send us a WhatsApp message about the shop and we will quote you in the same chat.
They tap the button and WhatsApp opens with the date and weight typed in, then attach the picture of the cake they want. Nothing arrives by email and there is no form. It reaches the same phone you already take cake orders on.
No cart, on purpose. Cake orders need a conversation about the date, the weight, the message on top and whether you can do the design at all. Trying to force that into a checkout produces cancelled orders and an angry chat anyway.
Send new pictures on WhatsApp whenever you have a batch you are proud of and we swap them in. Most shops send a set every month or two. You are not being given a photo manager to log into and forget about.
Publish a starting rate by weight if your pricing is steady, or say that customised cakes are quoted on WhatsApp once the design is known. Both are honest; the second saves an argument when a customer sends a picture of a four-tier cake.
Your first message is already typed.
Phone pictures are fine — they are more convincing than stock images anyway. We will tell you on WhatsApp what the page would look like and what it costs.
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