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See it working.

See it in the short clips below. Marlowe & May is a made-up florist, built on FloristGrow, so no real florist’s details are shown.

The FloristGrow portal dashboard for the demo shop Marlowe & May.

Short clips

Short loops and stills from the demo shop, with captions and no voice.

  • Taking an order, then printing it

    Order #44 in the portal at the Ready step, with the Actions row beneath it: Mark paid, Out for delivery, Mark delivered, Cancel order, Print, Invoice and Sheet + labels.

    A florist enters an order by hand, marks it ready, and prints the slip.

  • Delivery areas, cut-offs and closed days

    The Operations page in the portal with the same-day cut-off time being set to 2pm.

    Set a price for each delivery area, the same-day cut-off, and the dates you are closed.

  • Bank holidays and an open Sunday

    The Operations page in the portal, scrolled to the extra delivery dates: Sunday 13 December 2026 listed as a one-off delivery date with a Remove button, and a Save changes button beneath it.
    The Operations page in the portal with a one-off delivery date added, Sunday 13 December 2026, for a day the shop does not normally deliver.

    Switch a bank holiday from closed to open, then add a one-off delivery date for a Sunday you do not normally deliver.

  • A season that switches itself on

    The Categories page in the portal with the dates form open on a Christmas category, set to show it from 15 November to 24 December each year.

    Set the dates a Christmas category shows on the shop, every year.

  • Designing the shop, with the contrast check

    The demo shop Marlowe & May after its colours and headline were changed in the portal and published: a blue banner and the headline Autumn flowers, hand-tied daily.
    The Appearance page in the portal where the contrast check reports button text on the brand colour as too faint, and the Publish button is switched off.

    Pick colours, change the headline, publish, and see the shop restyled. The contrast check stops a colour pairing that is too faint.

  • One order, several recipients

    Recipient 2 of 2 on an order in the portal: Margaret Pennywhistle, with her phone number, delivery address, delivery date, occasion, card message and the item.

    One order with two separate deliveries, each recipient with their own address, delivery date and card message.

  • An invoice, and a credit note after a refund

    An issued invoice for Marlowe & May, number INV-00001, marked Duplicate, with its billing and recipient details, line items and total, and a box beneath the total listing the credit note CN-00001.

    An invoice is issued, the order is refunded, and the credit note is listed against the invoice.

  • Seeing what has been paid

    An order page in the portal marked Paid, card online, with its status steps and the actions available.

    The order page shows whether an order is paid, and what you can do next. Demo shop.

  • The shopper concierge

    The demo shop Marlowe & May with the concierge chat open, headed Flower assistant, greeting the shopper, and a question typed in.

    On the demo shop, a shopper opens the concierge, the chat headed ‘Flower assistant’, and types what they are looking for: something for an anniversary, around £60.

  • The dashboard

    The portal dashboard for Marlowe & May, showing gross sales, orders, average order value, collected payments and a revenue trend chart.

    Sales, orders, average order value and payments collected, with a revenue trend.

Try it yourself

We’re opening FloristGrow to independent UK florists ahead of a public launch. Your 30-day free trial starts when you add a card, whether or not your shop is open yet, so we suggest finishing Stripe’s checks first. Cancel in the portal before it ends and you pay nothing.

  • £99 a month
  • No commission on your sales
  • No setup fee
  • 30-day free trial, card required

While the founding offer is open · Founding rate £74.25 a month. Standard price £99 a month.