Payments & POS for Florists.
Perishable stock, delivery, and two days a year that make the whole quarter.
The realities of this business.
Stock that is worthless in a week and priceless on the right day
Valentine’s and Mother’s Day — enormous spikes, tiny windows
Custom arrangements that aren’t a fixed SKU
Delivery: addresses, timing, and who signed for it
Orders taken by phone, in person, and online
Occasions worth remembering for repeat customers
The features that actually matter here.
- Custom-priced items and made-to-order arrangements
- Invoices and payment links for phone orders
- Online store for occasion-driven ordering
- Customer profiles with occasion history
- Deposits on large event work — weddings, funerals
- Sales reporting to plan your peaks
A sensible starting kit.
- CounterSquare Stand + iPad
- Payment / phone ordersSquare Terminal or payment links
- Receipt printer + cash drawercounter
Then this list might be academic. If your setup works, we’ll leave it alone and just look at the processing underneath — that’s usually where the money is anyway.
Florists, answered.
Can I take payment over the phone?
Yes, via a payment link the customer taps — safer than reading a card number aloud, and it usually processes better than a keyed-in transaction too.
Can I handle wedding deposits?
Yes. Deposits and staged payments mean you’re not fronting the cost of an event months in advance.
Find out what you’re paying to take cards.
Ten minutes on a call with your statement. Free, no obligation — and if your rate is already good, we’ll tell you.
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