Do I have to use the example bakery name?

No. It starts from an example called Golden Crumb so the page arrives full of real copy rather than placeholder text. Edit the description before generating and put your own name, city and specialities in — that beats generating the example and renaming it after.

Can customers order and pay through the site?

Not directly: there is no cart or online checkout. The contact form captures order enquiries into your Leads inbox, and the WhatsApp button lets someone start a conversation. For custom orders that is the workflow anyway, since date, quantity and decoration need discussing before money changes hands.

Can I use my own photos instead of stock images?

Yes. Upload real photos — up to five in a single edit — and say where they should go, such as the hero or the products section. They are stored and embedded by URL, so they stay put. Five photos in one edit costs one credit, the same as any other change.

How much does it cost to try?

Nothing. Signing up gives you five credits with no card, and one credit generates a complete site, so you can build the bakery and still have credits left to refine it.

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Restaurant & Cafe

Bakery & Pastry Shop

A charming bakery site with a bread-fresh hero, featured products, the baker's story, and a contact section customers can reach out through.

What's included

Featured products
Our story section
Order-ready contact form
Cozy artisanal look

Click below and this template opens ready to build — you can edit the description before generating, or use it exactly as is.

Free to start · No credit card needed

A bakery lives on how good its bread looks and how easy it is to find. Most owners have the first part covered and lose customers on the second. This template gives you a complete single-page bakery website in minutes, built around what actually sells baked goods: the products, the people who make them, and a clear way to ask about an order.

What's on the page, from hero to contact form

Everything sits on one page, in the order a hungry visitor reads it. A hero with your bakery's name and a line on what makes it worth the trip. A featured products section for what you lead with — sourdough, croissants, celebration cakes — each with room for a description and a price.

Below that, an Our Story section about the bakers, because a bakery is one of the few businesses where who makes the thing affects whether people buy it. Then hours and location, the most-looked-for detail on any bakery site. Finally a contact form set up for enquiries and custom orders. None of it is fixed — sections can be added, reordered or removed afterwards in plain language.

Who it suits: counters, cake makers and home bakers

Neighbourhood bakeries and pastry shops with a counter, cake makers who work to order, and home bakers who have outgrown taking orders through a personal social account. It also fits cafés where the bake counter is the draw rather than the coffee.

If most of your work is custom cakes booked weeks ahead, the products section becomes a portfolio of what you can make rather than a menu of what is in the case today.

Taking order enquiries once you publish

The contact form works the moment you publish. Submissions land in your Leads inbox inside WebEasys — no form service to sign up for, no backend to build — filtered for bots before they reach you. Lead capture is on every published site, including free ones.

You can add a WhatsApp button, also free on every plan. It opens a chat with the first message already written, which for order enquiries is often what people use instead of the form.

Free sites publish on a webeasys.app address with a small "Made with WebEasys" badge. Your own domain and badge removal are on the paid plans.

Products, hours, photos — change these first

Three things, in this order. Replace the example products with what you genuinely sell most of, real prices included — a generic pastry list is the fastest way to look like every other bakery. Then fix your hours and address, because that is what visitors came for.

Then the photos. The site launches with stock photography suited to a bakery, and any image that fails to load is detected and replaced with a styled block rather than left broken. Your own bread will outperform stock immediately, and you can upload up to five real photos in one edit.

Each change is an instruction in your own words — "change the hours to 6am until 2pm, closed Mondays" — and each costs one credit, the same as generating the site did.

Common questions

Do I have to use the example bakery name?: No. It starts from an example called Golden Crumb so the page arrives full of real copy rather than placeholder text. Edit the description before generating and put your own name, city and specialities in — that beats generating the example and renaming it after.
Can customers order and pay through the site?: Not directly: there is no cart or online checkout. The contact form captures order enquiries into your Leads inbox, and the WhatsApp button lets someone start a conversation. For custom orders that is the workflow anyway, since date, quantity and decoration need discussing before money changes hands.
Can I use my own photos instead of stock images?: Yes. Upload real photos — up to five in a single edit — and say where they should go, such as the hero or the products section. They are stored and embedded by URL, so they stay put. Five photos in one edit costs one credit, the same as any other change.
How much does it cost to try?: Nothing. Signing up gives you five credits with no card, and one credit generates a complete site, so you can build the bakery and still have credits left to refine it.

Ready to build it? The template opens with the description filled in — edit it to match your business first, or generate as is and refine afterwards.