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A donut site that shows hours and the case
Someone who wants a dozen this morning is not reading an origin story. They need: are you open, what is in the case, can they walk in or order a tray, and when do you sell out. A slow slideshow of stock glaze does not book the dozen. Hours, a photo of the case, and one next step do. Full bakeries — cakes, pastry, bread — are a different page: /for/bakeries/.
Cheap Fast Websites sells a standard marketing site for $1,000, or $500* if you pay in full by September 30, 2026. If you already take orders in Square, a Google Form, or Instagram DMs, we send them there. We do not fake a donut cart. A one-page with hours and the case is often the whole job. Wholesale vs the window is a fork — pick the next step for the person on the phone. A cafe with coffee and a fryer-only counter are different first screens.
Walk-in vs pre-order vs a standing wholesale drop is the split. If offices call for trays and the public waits in line, say both, with two buttons, not one mash. If you sell out by 10, write that. If you close Monday, write that. Holiday dozens only if you actually take them. A 40-flavor CMS you will not update is worse than a photo of today’s case. We will not invent a second shop.
Photos: the case, the window, a dozen you actually packed. Phone photos in daylight or at the open if that is when you sell. Skip stock sprinkles. Hours belong in the first screen as text, not a buried graphic. Prices: a dozen range if you share it. Hide it if the board changes. Do not put “$6 any dozen” you will not honor.
Hours, the case, wholesale vs the window
- Hours you actually fry, plus last-call if you have one
- Walk-in vs pre-order vs wholesale — only what you take
- A photo of the case, or a short list you will keep current
- Address as text. Tap-to-call.
- One order button pointed at Square, a form, or the counter you already answer. A short wholesale form if you take those: name, phone, date, how many dozen. Big tap targets.
- Real photos of the case. Not stock glaze.
Keep any tray form short. Name, phone, date, about how many dozen. A 40-field flavor quiz on mobile loses the office order. Put the phone in the first screen as a real tel link. Fake “last dozen today” clocks stay off unless that is true. A chat widget nobody staffs from the fryer is a closed shop. We will not typeset a wedding-cake menu you did not send.
What we will not pretend
We do not promise you will rank for “donuts near me.” Basic SEO is a title, a meta description, and Open Graph. Not a map-pack prize. We will not write “best dozen in town.” We will not put fake NAP schema on a shop we invented. Labeled samples at /examples/ are layouts, not clients. If the site you have now is a mood film and last year’s hours, check it. Not at this price: a cart, an app, a members area. Those get a quote.
$500* for a standard marketing site. $100 down starts the full $1,000 job. That is not the sale. $500 is pay-in-full by September 30, 2026 only. A one-page with hours and a phone is $27. +$27 lifetime hosting on our server if you want that ($54). Worldwide, 24/7. Most jobs under 72 hours when the brief is clear. Send: shop name, hours, wholesale vs retail, a case photo, the order URL you already use, the current site if any. Phone 813-451-2204. Pay and start · Free website check · $27 one-page