Deli websites with every department of your counter on its own page
I design and build sites for delis and specialty food shops in Ontario. The price is $899, $1,499 or $2,999 once, and you see your number in writing before any work begins.
The six departments of the European deli I built for, and the address each one got on its site.
The European deli I built for in Richmond Hill
Shoppers in a deli walk the case one department at a time, so the site is laid out the same way.
- Six department pages
- Each department has its own page and web address, so a search for smoked fish or layer cake can land on the right shelf.
- A catering page
- Platters and party orders sit apart from the grocery pages, where an office manager can find them.
- Phone and address on every page
- The store number and street address sit above the menu, one tap from any page on a phone.
- The delivery rule on the home page
- The store's free delivery offer, with its minimum order and its radius, is stated in one line near the top.
A shop in York Region can also read my page on deli websites in Richmond Hill, or the full deli case study with the build time.
Shops, clinics and trades whose websites I built and still look after
Count your pages and you know your price
My packages are set by page count. Here is the deli above, page by page, against the three prices on my pricing page.
- 1Home
- 2About the store
- 3Meat & cheese
- 4Fish & caviar
- 5Bakery
- 6Milk & dairy
- 7Prepared food
- 8Dessert
- 9Catering
- 10Contact
- 11Photo gallery
- 12Blog
Drop the gallery and the blog and the same shop fits in ten pages.
Where twelve pages land
- $899Up to 10 pages. A shop with its departments, catering and contact, and no blog.
- $1,499Up to 20 pages, with a blog and a training session so you can post specials yourself.
- $2,999No page limit, and the site can take orders and payment online.
Catering requests that arrive with the details
A tray order by phone means calling back twice for the date and the headcount. I put a request form on the catering page that asks for both before the customer can send it.
If catering is most of your business, my page on websites for catering companies covers menus by event and deposits.
- Date needed
- Saturday, 11 a.m.
- Number of guests
- 25
- Platters
- Meat and cheese, smoked fish, one dessert tray
- Pickup or delivery
- Pickup
- Phone
- Your best number
- Allergies or notes
- Two guests without pork
Other food businesses I built for
Food sells on the photo and the hours. These three sites put both up front.
If your shop bakes its own bread and cakes, see what I put on bakery websites. A deli with tables is closer to my restaurant websites.
Two owners who sell products, on Google
"We are very happy that found a professional who could help to our growing business with building a professional website with online store, SEO, locating our business on Google map and some other related services. Lubomir is very reliable, responsible and trusted professional who is always there for us and ready to help."
Yauheni & Aliya, Honey Farm, Google review
"Thank you very much, Liubomyr did a good job on my website for my business of selling laser wallets. Really good showcasing products!"
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Every review, unedited, is on my reviews page.
What deli owners ask me first
A question that is not here? Ring +1 (647) 563-9114; I pick up myself.
Have you built a website for a deli before?
Yes. I built the site of a European deli in Richmond Hill: six department pages, a catering page, a photo gallery, a blog, and the store's hours and address on every page.
How much does a deli website cost?
$899 for up to 10 pages, $1,499 for up to 20 pages with a blog, and $2,999 for unlimited pages with an online shop or booking. You get the price in writing before I start, and you don't pay me a monthly fee unless you choose a plan.
How long does it take to build?
About 5 to 7 days once I have your departments, hours and photos. For a food shop the photos usually set the date, so send them first.
Can customers order and pay on the site?
Yes, if you want that. Online ordering with payment is part of the $2,999 package. A shop that takes orders by phone and catering through a request form fits the $899 or $1,499 package.
Can I change specials and prices myself?
Yes. I set the site up so you can edit products, prices and specials yourself, and the $1,499 package includes a training session on how to do it.
Will the site help people find the store on Google Maps?
The site carries local business markup and the same hours and address as your Google profile, and Google compares the two. Setting up or fixing the Google profile itself is a separate $149 job.
Do you only work with delis near Toronto?
My studio is in North York and I work with delis and food shops across Ontario. In the GTA we can meet in person; everything else works by phone and email.
Who owns the site when it is done?
You do. The domain, the files and the text are yours, there is no contract, and I hand over every login.
Tell me about your counter
List your departments and whether you do catering. I reply with a fixed price in writing.
- A reply usually within one business day
- +1 (647) 563-9114
- info@leadlls.com