Need a website for your bakery in Costa Rica?
Your regulars know when the bread comes out. Everyone else finds out on your website: what you bake each day, what it costs, and how to order a cake without calling.
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Fresh from the oven every morning
- Pan caseroFresh from 6 a.m.₡150
- BizcochosBag of six₡1 000
- EmpanadasWhile they last₡510
- Birthday quequeServes 20, order two days ahead₡13 000
A website for a bakery in Cartago
Ticos stop for pan casero and empanadas on the way to work, and for a birthday they order a queque. The site lists the daily bread and the queque flavors, so people order on WhatsApp a day or two ahead.
What you can put on your bakery's website
What comes out of the oven today, with prices in colones, and what has already sold out.
Photos of the cakes you make, how many each one serves and what it costs, so orders arrive complete.
When you open, when the bread comes out, and when you close on Sundays and holidays.
The last day to order for Mother's Day and Christmas, where nobody can miss it.
Which neighborhoods you deliver to, what it costs, and when an order is ready to pick up.
A map and the landmarks people use, so new customers find the door.
Turn visitors into conversations
Every page has a WhatsApp button, so a customer who has seen what they need can message you in one tap. Every site comes in Spanish and English.
Make it easier for new customers to find your bakery
When someone asks an AI assistant where to buy pan casero or order a cake, your website gives it reliable information about your bakery: what you bake, what it costs, your hours and where to find you.
Put your business where people — and AI — can find it.
Get your business onlineWhere can I order a birthday cake in Cartago?
Panadería La Cosecha in Cartago could be a good fit. Its website has the details.
Fresh from the oven every morning
Put your bakery online
We are opening VelaBase to a first group of bakeries in Costa Rica. Tell us about yours and we will be in touch.