Take custom cake orders
without the back-and-forth.
Your customer answers your questions, sees the cake before they order, and sends you a finished brief. No 20-message DM thread. No quoting people who were never going to book.
No credit card. Your ordering link is live in about five minutes.
Built for custom cake work, not retail e-commerce
It only draws what you can bake
You set the shapes, frostings, tier limit and complexity. The design tool cannot go outside them.
No website needed
One link in your Instagram bio, in WhatsApp, or on a QR code by the till.
You approve every order
Orders arrive pending. Nothing is confirmed until you say yes.
Your best hours are going to DMs
Bakers report spending around 42% of their working hours on messaging, clarifying and chasing. A custom order typically takes 10 or more messages across 3 to 5 days, and plenty of them never become orders at all.
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Use it exactly like your customer would
No signup, no card, no email address. It takes about 30 seconds. If it does not feel right for your bakery, you will know before you give us anything.
Recorded on the live demo. Only the two AI generation waits are sped up.
Occasion
Servings
24
They answer your questions
The ones you chose, in the order you chose them.
They see the cake
Within your shapes, frostings and tier limit.
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You get the order
One email with the design and every detail attached.
You share one link. That is the setup.
No website, no plugins, nothing to install. If you can post to Instagram, you can run this.
Share your link
Put it in your Instagram bio, send it in WhatsApp, or print a QR code for the counter. Customers tap it and start.
They design, inside your rules
Your questions, your shapes, your frostings, your tier limit. They refine until it is right, so the deciding happens before the order, not after.
You get a finished order
One email with the agreed design, servings, flavour, date and contact details. You confirm it or you decline it.
What bakers ask us first
“AI images set expectations I can't meet.”
That is the right worry, and it is why the generator is fenced in. It can only use the shapes, frostings, tier count and complexity you allow. A customer cannot conjure a gravity-defying cake you would have to refuse.
“So is it a photo of my cake?”
No, and your customer is told that. It is a design reference the two of you agreed on before you started baking. Closer to a sketch than a photograph.
“My customers already send me AI pictures.”
They do. The difference is that these arrive with servings, date and your own rules attached, instead of a screenshot from somebody else's feed.
“I don't want to look like everyone else.”
Your logo, your colours, your storefront. On paid plans there is no CakeVision branding anywhere your customer can see.
“I'm not technical.”
There is nothing to install and nothing to maintain. Sign up, name your bakery, pick a colour, copy your link. Most bakers are done in under five minutes.
“What if it sends me work I can't take?”
Every order arrives pending. You confirm it, reschedule it, or decline it, exactly like a DM, except the details are already in it.
What lands on your side
The customer does the designing. You get a finished brief and a queue.
One email per order
The approved design, the answers to your questions, and every change the customer asked for along the way.
Every order in one queue
Status on each one, from pending through to completed. Search by name, email or order number.
One recovered order pays for three months.
A custom cake runs $200 to $750. Small businesses lose up to 15% of sales to slow replies, and 89% of customers now expect an answer within the hour. You cannot do that with your hands in buttercream. This can.
$39
a month on the Bakery plan, less than the margin on one cake
7×
more likely to close when you reply within the hour (Harvard Business Review)
62%
fewer revision rounds when the customer sees a design up front
These are industry research figures, not CakeVision customer results. We are new, and we would rather say so than invent numbers.
Priced against one cake, not against other software
The Bakery plan costs less than the margin on a single custom order. Start free, upgrade once it has paid for itself.
Free Trial
Try CakeVision before you commit. 3 customer orders to evaluate.
- 3 customer orders, lifetime
- 5 AI generations per session
- Email order notifications
- Powered by CakeVision branding
Questions bakers actually ask
Real answers, including the awkward ones.
Closer than a Pinterest screenshot does. The design is a reference you and your customer agree on before you bake, not a photograph of the finished cake, and your customer is told exactly that. It also cannot ask you for something you do not offer: the generator is limited to the shapes, frostings, tier count and complexity level you set in your dashboard.
No. Sign up, name your bakery, pick a brand colour, and you have a shareable link. We fill in a sensible set of questions for you, so you can change them later or leave them alone. Most bakers are live in under five minutes.
There are no accounts, no passwords and nothing to download. They answer a few questions, look at a design, and tap submit. If they can send you an Instagram DM, they can do this.
No. You get a hosted page with your own branding. Most bakers put the link in their Instagram bio or send it in WhatsApp. If you do have a site, you can embed CakeVision on it as a widget.
The free plan covers 3 customer orders and 20 designs in total, which is enough to judge whether it works for you. The Bakery plan is $39 a month for 25 orders a month, then $2.00 per order beyond that, and it includes your own branding, analytics and priority support. Studio is $99 a month for 65 orders, a custom domain and API access. You can cancel any time from your dashboard.
Yes. Add, remove, reorder and edit them in your dashboard, with dropdowns, text fields, colour pickers and image uploads. You can write them in any language CakeVision supports.
