Counter, QR and online. One list.
Bakeries have a production problem, not just a selling problem
A bakery decides at 4am how much to make, and lives with it all day.
What bakeries wrestle with
Production, waste, pre-orders and two kinds of customer.
Baking the wrong quantity
Too much goes in the bin. Too little sends regulars away.
Short shelf life
Unsold stock does not carry over, so waste is a daily cost.
Custom orders and deposits
Cakes ordered for a date are easy to miss in a notebook.
Retail and wholesale together
Walk-in customers and trade buyers expect different prices.
Flour, sugar and butter. Counted.
How Orderly helps
- Sales history by item, day and hour
- Recipe costing down to flour, sugar and packaging
- Photo-led online ordering, because cakes sell on the picture
- Counter, QR and online orders in one list
Proof: In my pilot, food businesses lost 80% less stock.
Which plan fits?
| If you are | Plan (per branch, per month) | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A single bakery or counter | Orderly · KSh 5,000 | A fast POS, online ordering with photos and M-Pesa |
| Managing production and waste | Orderly Plus · KSh 10,000 | Everything in Orderly, plus an assistant you can ask what sold and when |
| Several shops or counters | Orderly AI Ultra · KSh 25,000 | More counters and more control |
Compare all plans · Founding 100: hands-on onboarding · Book a free demo
Bakery questions
Yes. You get your own ordering page with your menu, photos and ordering built in.
Marketplaces take a commission on every order and keep the customer details. On your own ordering page I take no commission, and the customer is yours: name, number and order history.
Not necessarily. The smart model is hybrid: use marketplaces for discovery, then move known customers to your own channel where you keep the margin and the relationship.
You do. Names, phone numbers and order history sit in your account, so you can build real loyalty instead of renting access to your own customers.
Yes. Take and confirm orders, and send updates, on the channel Kenyans actually use.
Your customers can order from your own online store and your QR table menu. Both work on any phone and can be added to the home screen like an app. Store apps for iOS and Android are pending approval in October.