Common questions · the ones florists ask first
Straight answers, before you ask.
Cost. Timelines. Ownership. Tools. If your question is not here, book the free consultation and ask a person, not a bot.
Yes. The systems are built around how a flower shop actually runs: order calls that come in mid-arrangement, wedding and event inquiries, delivery and everyday orders, holiday rushes, and recurring or corporate accounts. Tell us your shop on the consultation and we build to it.
Four levers together: a website that takes orders and delivery details, ads that reach people searching for flowers and wedding florists nearby, an AI receptionist so no call is missed, and a CRM that follows up. Velora installs them as one system, tracked to cost per order.
Four connected systems: an AI receptionist that answers every call and order, a CRM that tracks orders, wedding leads, and recurring customers, paid media management for Google and Meta, and a website built to take orders online. You keep the accounts and the data.
Yes. We build a florist website that takes orders, collects delivery details and card messages, and works on the phone, so customers can buy without calling. It connects to your CRM so every order and customer is tracked in one place.
A single piece, like the AI receptionist or the website, usually goes live within days. Bigger builds happen in phases, so orders start coming in while we build the rest.
No. We build around the POS, florist software, and delivery tools you already use, including Square. If one of them is a real bottleneck we will say so, but we do not push replacements.
You do. Accounts, the website, customer data, and automations all live in your name. Ongoing support exists if you want it; the system runs fine without us watching it.
It depends on how much you want built. Single systems start around $500, and a full multi-system build can run past $30,000. The Service Investment Guide lists the range for each service.
