More revenue from customers who will never walk into your shop.
Live in 14 days.
We put your flower shop on Glovo, Deliveroo and Just Eat. Catalogue, photos, activations and support are on us. You make the bouquet, the rider picks it up.
No card required · No monthly fee · No lock-in
What your books aren't telling you.
It isn't bad management. It's a limit of the model: you work with a perishable product and fixed opening hours, while demand never stops moving.
Fresh stock that doesn't make it to the weekend
Every week part of what you didn't sell ends up in the bin. And every Monday it starts again.
What you bin costs more than it looks
You don't just lose the cost of the goods: you lose the markup you had already added on top.
The shop is closed when the customer decides
People buy in the evening, on Sundays, at the last minute. If you're not there, they buy elsewhere.
Before, and with VADO.
Same shop, same flowers. The only thing that changes is how many customers you can reach.
What we do, what you do.
Live in 14 days on Glovo, Deliveroo, Just Eat, Alfonsino
Platform account activation: we handle it
We upload your floral catalogue, photos included
One dashboard, not 3 tablets on the counter
Real-time availability: no orders for flowers you've run out of
Seasonal catalogue updated once and synced everywhere
Dedicated support through your first 30 days
Ready for the peaks: Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, anniversaries
Analytics on what actually sells, so you can fix prices and photos
Zero monthly fee: you only pay commission on orders
How it works, day by day.
The effort on your side is minimal: two calls and the occasional catalogue update. We do everything else.
We talk
a 10-minute call: your shop, and whether your area is still open
We build the catalogue
a 30-minute setup call with Fred: names, descriptions and prices are on us
We activate the platforms
applications, documents and approvals on Glovo, Deliveroo, Just Eat
You go live
day 14: real orders in the dashboard, riders come to collect
The real timeline
- Day 1: you talk to one of our experts and share the tax details and IBAN needed for activation
- Days 2-3: a 30-minute setup call with Fred, catalogue and prices
- Days 4-5: platform accounts on Glovo, Deliveroo, Just Eat (we do this)
- Days 6-7: dashboard, opening hours, test order
- Days 8-10: platform approvals and photo fixes
- Days 11-13: first real orders and phone notifications
- Day 14: full launch across every platform
- Review of the first 14 days of data
- Which bouquets sell and which don't
- Adjusting prices, photos and catalogue
What you need
- One initial call of about 10 minutes with us
- One setup call of about 30 minutes with Fred
- Updating the catalogue when needed: on average less than 1 hour a week
- A smartphone with an internet connection
What you DON'T need
- A website
- A car for deliveries
- An extra employee
- A new till or software
- Handling the delivery: once the rider picks up, logistics is the platform's job
Real cases
They work with us
Independent flower shops already live on the delivery platforms with VADO. The name on the platform is theirs, with our signature next to it.
Blumen Jenny by VADO
Berlin
previously: Blumenwerkstatt Jörg Kumpe
- Uber Eats
- Wolt· coming soon
- Lieferando· coming soon
Public Uber Eats store pages, as of September 2026.
Is VADO right for your flower shop?
4 questions, 30 seconds. If it isn't a fit, we'll say so.
Where does most of your revenue come from today?
The numbers, no fluff.
The VADO florist network grows every month in new Italian cities.
A flower shop in southern Italy, first 30 days
Open for over 15 years, neighbourhood clientele. Their first words to us: "delivery apps are for pizza, not for us". They agreed to a 14-day setup test.
Today they consistently generate €1,800-2,400 per month of additional revenue. Name withheld for privacy: you can verify the numbers with us on a call.
What sells best in delivery.
Honestly: not everything works. Wedding installations and funeral arrangements stay counter work.
The objections we hear every day.
Straight answers, including the uncomfortable ones.
No, because they apply to incremental revenue. An app order comes from someone who wouldn't have entered your shop: it isn't "I earn X minus commission", it's "I earn X more than before, minus commission". On top of that, in-app prices are on average 10-15% higher than at the counter, because the customer is paying for convenience.
Let's check whether your area is still open.
We'll message you on WhatsApp within 24 hours: we look at floral delivery demand in your city and tell you honestly whether VADO is a fit. Sometimes the answer is no.
One of our advisors replies within 24 hours.