The bouquets you already price, with their photographs, on a page of your own. A customer picks one, says where it goes and when, and pays by card or on delivery. The order lands on the same board as the one you took over the counter.
Card payments go through your own account — iyzico if you settle in Turkish lira, PayPal elsewhere. The money lands in your account, not in ours, and we take no cut of it. All we do is write the payment against the order so the till adds up.
The card form belongs to the payment provider. Your customer types their number on their page, not on ours, and this server never sees it. That is also why there is nothing here for us to lose.
There is no theme to choose and no page to design. A product shows up in the window when it is active, priced above zero and marked for the web shop — three boxes, and it is open.
One link, with a random key in it so it cannot be guessed. Put it in your profile, send it in a message, or print the QR code we generate and stand it on the counter or in the window.
If the link ever gets somewhere you did not mean it to go, make a new one and the old one stops working the same second.
This is a window, not a marketplace. There is no search engine optimisation for your shop page, no discount codes and no abandoned-basket e-mails. It sells the flowers you already sell to the customers who already know you — which, for most shops, is where the orders actually come from.
A shop that settles in Turkish lira is never offered PayPal, and a shop settling in euros, pounds or dollars is never offered iyzico. Each provider works where it works, and offering one that cannot take the money would only waste your customer's time.
If you would rather price each order yourself, there is a simpler form →
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