Online stores for fine food brands
A Saturday in December, a box set on the table. The ribbon comes undone, the tissue paper lifts. The Yule log is intact, on the chosen date, at the promised time. The whole evening rests on that moment.
What your customers expect
Choosing the day
For a birthday or the holidays, the date matters more than anything.
Receiving it intact
A melted chocolate costs more than a refund: it costs trust.
Knowing the allergens
Many buy for someone else and need to know before ordering.
The three moments
The first impression
The store makes people hungry: the crumb, the crunch, the shine of a glaze.
Behind the scenes
Pre-orders become the day’s production list, without copying a single line.
The return
The brand reappears before the next celebration, just as people think of giving.
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Our work in this industry
Pâtisserie Madeleine
An artisan patisserie you can order from online, on a Shopify store as carefully made as its pastries.
FAQ
Can fresh products be delivered anywhere in Canada?
It depends on the product, packaging and timing. Fresh products stay in the zones where they arrive intact; shelf-stable ones travel further.
Can the store limit orders per day?
Yes. A capacity per day or time slot protects production; full dates disappear on their own.
Can we sell gift boxes to businesses?
Yes: bulk orders, personal messages and, if needed, prices reserved for business clients.
Do we need a permit to sell food online?
Depending on the activity, yes. In Quebec, check with the MAPAQ before launch.
How much does a custom store cost?
It depends on pages, features and content. It takes shape during the 15-minute conversation.
Going further
Behind the scenes
Holiday pre-orders gathered into one daily production list. Inventory kept in sync between the store and the counter. Sales that flow into the books on their own. That’s the work of integrations, so the kitchen stays the kitchen.
The law in Quebec
- The right permit
- Depending on the activity, preparing and selling food requires a MAPAQ permit.
- Labels and allergens
- Prepackaged foods carry bilingual labels, with priority allergens declared.
- Alcohol, separately
- Selling it online is tightly regulated; nothing is promised without confirmation.
- Price and French
- The advertised price includes mandatory fees, and the store is available in French.
Tell us about the table you want to set.
A few questions, then a 15-minute conversation to book.
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