The card that matches the bouquet
Somebody buys a bouquet at your counter. They can walk out with the flowers and a one-of-a-kind printed card painted from the same blooms, made in your shop in about three minutes. You set the price, you keep every dollar, and your name is on the card.
It runs on the same engine as everything on this site - 500+ cards made across our card apps so far. Try the live flower page and you are looking at what your customers would see, minus your branding.
What your shop gets
- A card page branded to your shop. Your shop name and phone number printed along the bottom edge of every card, so each one that leaves is a keepsake with your number on it - advertising you did not have to buy.
- Your flowers, not a generic menu. The page carries your flower list, and the prompts behind the art are tuned to your shop - the blooms you actually sell, the style you want your cards to have.
- Your own domain if you want it there. The page can live on your website or on a link you put behind a QR code at the register.
- Nothing to run. We host the page, run the AI, and keep it updated. Your side is a printer and cardstock.
The art is the product
Every card is painted from scratch around the exact blooms in the order - botanically accurate, composed like a florist's showpiece, no two alike. There is no template underneath and no clip art anywhere. A rack card cannot do this: the card in their hand matches the bouquet in their other hand.
How little work it is
We know the worry: you sell flowers, you do not want a second job as a print shop. Here is the whole job.
The flowers go in
Your customer scans a QR code at the counter, or your staff opens the page. Either way it is the same move: pick the flower types in the order, up to three of twenty blooms.
The card paints itself
About 2-3 minutes. The AI writes a fresh design around those exact blooms and paints the whole card from scratch. Nobody on your team designs anything.
Straight to your printer
The card downloads as a print-ready PDF sized for letter cardstock. Print it, fold it, hand it over with the bouquet. The inside is blank so the customer writes their own message.
An add-on, priced by you
The customer is already buying. The card rides along with the order, and you decide what it costs - a ten dollar card is the working example we use, and every dollar of it is yours. The flowers-only card is the default. The face option, their person painted into the same blooms, is a toggle on the page and makes a natural premium version: charge five dollars more for it, or whatever fits your counter.
And every card that sells walks out the door with your shop's name and phone number on something people keep on a shelf.
The questions shops ask
How much work is this for my staff?+
One question at the counter: want a card to go with the flowers? The page does everything else. The flower types go in, the card designs itself in about 2-3 minutes, and the download is a print-ready PDF that goes straight to your printer. No design work, no software to learn, no inventory to stock.
What equipment do I need?+
A color printer and a stack of cardstock. That is the entire setup. The PDF is already formatted to fold into a real card on letter cardstock, and our print guide covers the paper and settings if you want them.
What does it cost?+
The pilot is free. We build a branded page for your shop, you try it with real customers, and no money moves until you have seen it sell. The cards themselves are yours to price however fits your counter, and we take no cut of what you charge for a printed card.
Do you integrate with Shopify?+
Not yet. Today the page stands on its own, which is part of why it takes nothing to run. If enough shops ask, a Shopify app that puts the card right into your online checkout is the natural next thing for us to build - tell us if that is you.
Printer and paper details live in the print guide.
Or see the engine first: try the live flower page →