Recipes
Recipes that price themselves
Set a recipe once — stems, wrap, work. Peonix costs it from your actual purchase prices, weighted, not guessed — and shows the margin before you say a price out loud.
Software for flower shops
Know your profit on every bouquet.
Peonix runs the whole shop from your phone — orders, recipes, stock, deliveries. The margin shows up the moment you build, not at the end of the month.
Start your 14-day free trial
No credit card. We open every shop by hand, as soon as we can.
Founding price for the first 30 shops — kept for as long as you stay subscribed.
A real Peonix screen — the demo shop seeded from the starter catalog.
- Free for 14 days — no card
- No commission on orders
- Cancel online, any day
- Your data: in the US, and exportable
How it works
Three steps, and the first bouquet is counted.
- You sign up Two steps, about a minute. A person opens your shop — usually as soon as we can, and an email says when it is open.
- Your shop arrives full One button fills it with materials, recipes and products, with pictures. Names and prices are yours to adjust as you go.
- You write the first order Your first purchase sets the real cost of a stem, and from then on the margin of every bouquet is on the screen while you build it.
What it does all day
Three jobs, done quietly.
The day
The day, without the chaos
One morning view: what to build, what leaves when, and who takes it. The build queue knows when you're short on stems; a delivery can be closed with a photo at the door.
Storefront
A storefront without commissions
A simple page under your shop's name where customers order. Requests land in your order list and you confirm each one — no marketplace between you and the buyer, no cut of every sale.
Under the hood
Everything the shop runs on.
- Your shop fills itself in one click — materials, recipes and products, with pictures. We never invent YOUR cost: it arrives with your first real purchase.
- Inventory that follows your purchases — costs stay honest, weighted by what you actually paid.
- A waste log that names the money — thrown-away stems stop being invisible.
- A shopping list built from tomorrow's orders — buy what the orders need, not what you fear running out of.
- Customers, their dates, their taste — the holiday rush starts with a list, not a guess.
- Profit reports your accountant can open — as spreadsheets, on Pro.
- The shop answers questions — “how many peonies are left”, “what's due tomorrow”. Buttons on every plan; in your own words on Pro.
- Delivery zones, windows, photo proof — and a courier link that needs no app.
- Counter and storefront, one subscription (Pro and up) — not two products and not two bills; a web order lands in the same list as one taken at the counter.
- English, Spanish and Russian — the whole interface, chosen per person, switchable anytime.
- Roles for the team — florists edit, the owner reads everything.
What arrives in your shop
…and more — flowers, greens, packaging and tools. Prices are approximate, for scale only: your own cost arrives with your first purchase.
Instead of a notebook
What changes on the first day.
By hand today
With Peonix
The cost of a bouquet is a guess, or a calculator after the fact.
The cost follows your purchases, and the margin is on the card while you build.
Orders live in a notebook, in messages and in your head.
One list by day, with tomorrow's work at the top.
What to buy is decided at the market, in the morning.
The shopping list is built from the orders you already have.
Thrown-away stems disappear without a trace.
The waste log names the money that went in the bin.
The tax report is an evening with a spreadsheet.
Sales, taxes and profit download as spreadsheets whenever you want.
Pricing
Founding prices, in plain numbers.
14 days free — the whole product, not a cut-down one
- Every module unlocked from day one — you pick a plan only if you stay
- The starter catalog in one click — materials, recipes and products with pictures
- No credit card, and nothing charged when it ends
- Keep going on any plan, or walk away — your data downloads as spreadsheets either way
The first 30 shops keep these prices while their subscription stays active on the same plan, without a break — cancelling, a lapse or a plan change ends it. Once the 30 seats are gone the plans cost $49 / $89 / $149. No setup fees, no contracts.
Starter
2 people, full shop
$29/monthafter the first 30 $49
a founding price — held while your subscription stays active
- Orders, recipes & builds
- Inventory, purchases & waste
- Delivery with photo proof
- Email, Telegram & phone push alerts
- Money & stock reports
- Assistant (beta): answers by buttons
- Up to 2 users
Pro
Storefront and real reports
$69/monthafter the first 30 $89
a founding price — held while your subscription stays active
- Everything in Starter
- Your storefront, card payment into your own account
- Advanced reports, taxes + CSV export
- Supplier invoice import
- A public API for your own tools
- Assistant (beta): 300 questions a month, in your own words
- Up to 3 users
Business
For teams and busy shops
$129/monthafter the first 30 $149
a founding price — held while your subscription stays active
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited team members
- 1000 assistant questions a month (beta)
- Support by email
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial — no credit card. Cancel online anytime; access runs to the end of the paid period. Your data downloads as spreadsheets whenever you want.
Questions florists ask
Short answers, no sales call.
How much does Peonix cost?
$29, $69 or $129 a month, billed monthly — no setup fee, no contract. Every plan starts with a free 14-day trial and asks for no credit card.
What do I need to run it?
A phone. Peonix is built phone-first — orders, the build queue and deliveries all work from your pocket, and the same pages fit a tablet or a desktop screen. There is nothing to install and no app store: it opens in the browser you already use.
Does it work in Spanish or Russian?
Yes. The whole interface ships in English, Spanish and Russian, and each person on the team picks their own — the same order reads in the language each colleague thinks in.
How is Peonix different from other florist software?
Many florist systems are sold through demo calls and cost $100 a month or more. Peonix is self-serve: you sign up online, with no sales call and no demo to start, and it is built around the number a flower shop actually runs on: the margin of each bouquet.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes — online, in a couple of clicks, no calls. Your subscription simply runs to the end of the period you paid for, and your data downloads as spreadsheets whenever you want it.
Does my shop get a website?
On Pro and above your shop gets its own storefront page: customers browse your bouquets, order into your order list, where you confirm each one, and can pay by card. The card money goes to your OWN Stripe account — we take no percentage of an order and never hold your money. Stripe's own processing fee is between you and Stripe.
What happens right after I sign up?
A person reviews the request — Peonix is for working flower businesses, so every application is read by a human, as soon as we can, and we may call the number you gave. You get an email the moment your shop is open, with the link that takes you in. It won't be empty: one button fills it with materials, recipes and products, with pictures — you just adjust them to your shop.
What is the assistant, is it finished, and does my data leave Peonix?
Button answers are computed on our own server and are included in every plan, trial included — your shop's data stays with us. Free-text questions come with Pro: they are processed by an external model, which is exactly why that half sits behind a plan. Both halves are in beta: the assistant does not answer everything yet and it can be wrong, so check a figure it gives you against the record it came from — every answer links to it.
How long does it take to set up?
The sign-up form is two steps and takes about a minute. Once your shop is open, one button fills it with materials, recipes and products with pictures, so the first order can be written the same day. Names and prices are yours to adjust as you go — nothing has to be finished before you start selling.
Can I bring over what I already keep in Excel?
Yes. Your customer list and your product list come in from a file (CSV, XLSX or XLS) on every plan, the trial included: you match the columns, and a customer who is already there — same phone or email — is not added twice. Birthdays and anniversaries come along as reminders. Stock and own-bouquet recipes are not part of it: stock arrives with a purchase, and a recipe is built in the product editor. Supplier invoices come in the same way on Pro and Business, with the goods and their prices landing in your inventory.
Where is my data kept, and can I take it with me?
On a server in Miami, Florida, in the United States — backups in the same place and nowhere else. An administrator takes it out with one button in Settings: sales, products, customers, purchases, payments, inventory, waste and taxes download as spreadsheets in a single archive, your whole history, on every plan including the trial — once the shop has confirmed its sales-tax settings, because the archive carries your tax history. Otherwise, ask support and we will provide an export within a reasonable time.
Does it work with FTD, Teleflora or BloomNet?
Not yet — Peonix does not connect to wire services. An order that arrives from one is written in as an ordinary order, and your own storefront takes orders with no commission at all. If wire orders are most of your business, write to us before you start and we will tell you honestly whether Peonix fits.
Can I take card payments at the counter?
Online, yes: on Pro and up the storefront takes cards straight into your own Stripe account. At the counter Peonix does not drive a card reader — take the payment on the terminal you already use and mark the order paid in a couple of taps.
Who makes this
Peonix is built hands-on with a working flower shop, and every screen was used by florists on shift before it was released — not only by the people who wrote it. Each one earned its place in a real morning rush: the build queue, the shelf of ready bouquets, the courier's photo at the door. Nothing here was designed for a demo. It's made by a small team that answers email personally.
— the Peonix team · support@peonix.app