Only take orders you can bake

Yes. Buunto adds a date picker to your Shopify product pages, so customers choose a pickup date, a delivery date or a time slot before they add to cart. You decide how much notice each product needs, which days you're open and, on the Advanced plan and up, how many orders each day or slot can take. The date is saved on the order, so you know what to bake and when.

It depends on what you're trying to fix. Bakery management software is built for running production: recipes, costing, batch planning and wholesale orders. Pre-order apps made for home bakers give you a simple order page outside Shopify. If you already sell on Shopify, or want your own branded shop, and your problem is getting each order on a day you can bake it, Buunto is the piece you're missing. It adds pickup and delivery dates, notice times and daily limits to the shop you already have. Plenty of bakeries use both: their bakery software for production, and Shopify with Buunto for online orders.

Yes. Set preparation time and cut-off times for each product or collection. Your bread can be ready the next day while celebration cakes need three days' notice, and customers only see the dates that work for what's in their cart.

Yes, on the Advanced plan and up. Set a limit for each day or each pickup slot. When it's reached, that day or slot can no longer be chosen, so customers pick another.

Yes, on the Advanced plan and up. Add a surcharge for a weekday, a date, a time slot or a short-notice order, or charge per item. Customers see the extra cost beside the slot before they choose, and it's added to their cart for them.

Yes. Customers choose pickup or delivery, then a date and time that work for that option. You can offer pickup from several shops, and local delivery on the days your rounds run.

There's a free plan for up to 10 dated orders a month. Paid plans start at $12.99 a month, and order limits come with the Advanced plan at $19.99. Every paid plan has a 14-day free trial. See pricing.