Madrid team · Serving Spain · English, Spanish and Chinese
Websites and online ordering for food shops in Spain
Supermarkets, bakeries, butchers, fishmongers and specialist food shops share a need for clear availability, units and fulfilment. We define an appropriate catalogue, order or enquiry journey for each operation instead of assuming one checkout fits every product.
Discuss my business websiteHandle units, preparation and substitutions
Products may be sold per item, pack, weight or prepared portion. Agree when the final price is known, whether customers can request cuts or notes, and how substitutions are approved. Allergens, ingredients or storage information must come from the business and remain current.
Plan picking, cold products and time slots
Define the person who accepts and prepares orders, stock cut-off times, collection windows and delivery postcodes. Chilled or fresh goods may impose operational limits. Payment, refunds and unavailable products need a process that shop staff can complete during busy hours.
Publish useful store and product information
Customers need location, hours, departments, order conditions and delivery coverage in readable text. Category pages should reflect real inventory. With a consistent Google Business Profile and maintained content, nearby customers find you more easily.
Test a representative basket
Bring products from different departments, units, prices, allergen information, stock sources and delivery rules. Test weight differences, substitutions, unavailable goods, minimum orders, collection and refunds before adding the full catalogue.
Questions before development
Does this also cover bakeries, butchers and fishmongers?
Yes as a planning category, but each needs its own units, preparation options, availability and collection rules during discovery.
Can the final price change after weighing?
It can if the chosen payment and order process supports it and the customer is clearly informed before purchase.
Can it connect to our supermarket POS?
We first review product codes, stock ownership, exports or APIs, permissions and how staff handle synchronisation failures.
Features, integrations, timelines and costs are confirmed in the proposal for your business.