Farm shop website template with a buy button, links and a price table
A one-page template for a grower's or food maker's shop: a photograph beside the shop's name and a buy button, four links, a price table, a wide orchard photograph, a line from the grower, how the harvest is gathered, where to buy, wholesale contact, questions and a newsletter.
Who it is for
For a grower, a farm shop or a small food maker whose customers arrive from a link in a social profile. The page opens on a photograph beside the shop’s name and one buy button, with the links right under them. The demo is a made-up mastic shop in Pyrgi, on the Greek island of Chios: a dish of mastic tears, four links, a price table, a wide photograph of the orchards, a line from the grower, how the resin is gathered, where to buy it in person, wholesale by WhatsApp or email, three questions and a newsletter for the new harvest.
Replace the photograph at the top and point the buy button to your shop first, then the four links and the prices in the table. Then change the orchard and resin photographs, the grower’s line and the places that sell your goods, and write how shops can reach you for wholesale. No date is written anywhere on the page, so it stays true from one harvest to the next.
For a maker who sells a small range online with three ways to buy, see Zawijas. Danfo Tapes suits a podcast’s page of links, and Lotbook Coffee a roaster’s monthly beans and prices.
Replace these five first
- Hero Masthead: Hero Image
- Hero Masthead: Button Link
- Social Channels: Links
- Data Table: Rows
- Direct Contact: Direct Channels
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Common questions
Does the page take the payment?
No. The buy button opens an address you choose, such as your online shop's checkout, and the payment happens there.
Is Asprochoma a real shop?
No. The shop, the grower and the prices are made up, and the photographs are AI-generated. Replace the words, the prices and the pictures with your own before you publish.