The best Shopify apps for florists in 2026
If you sell flowers on Shopify, start with an app that lets customers choose their delivery or pickup date on the product page, and stops taking orders when a day is full. Flowers are bought for a date: a birthday, Valentine’s Day, a funeral. Then add apps for the jobs around it: delivery routes, add-ons like vases and card messages, subscriptions, email, reviews and shipping.
We make Buunto, the first app on this list, and hundreds of flower shops use it. The other nine come from other developers and cover the rest of an online flower shop. All ten are on the Shopify App Store.
The list at a glance
| What you need | App |
|---|---|
| Delivery and pickup dates, order limits | Buunto – Delivery Date Picker |
| Delivery routes for your drivers | EasyRoutes Local Delivery |
| Stems, colours, vases and card messages | Easify Custom Product Options |
| Flower subscriptions | Appstle Subscriptions |
| Emails before your busiest days | Klaviyo |
| Your Instagram on your store | Instafeed |
| Customer reviews | Yotpo |
| Loyalty rewards | Smile |
| Shipping flowers across the country | ShipStation |
| Chatting with customers | Shopify Inbox |
1. Buunto – Delivery Date Picker
For: letting customers pick the day, and never taking more orders than you can make.
Someone buying flowers for a Saturday birthday wants to know they’ll arrive on Saturday. Buunto shows a date picker on the product page, the cart or the cart drawer, so customers choose their delivery or pickup date and time slot before they check out. The date is saved on the order, in your Shopify admin, in emails and on POS receipts, so nobody has to dig it out of an order note.
What florists use most:
- Cut-off and preparation times for each product. Take same-day bouquets until late morning, and ask for more notice on sympathy wreaths or wedding flowers.
- Daily and per-slot order limits for Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day, including a different limit on a single date. When a day is full, customers simply pick another one. On the Advanced plan and up.
- Closed days and holidays, so nobody books a delivery on the day you’re closed.
- A postcode checker and delivery zones by distance, so only customers you can reach can book local delivery, each zone with its own price. On the Advanced plan and up.
There’s a free plan for up to 10 orders with a date a month. Paid plans start at $12.99 a month, each with a 14-day free trial. See how flower shops use Buunto, or install it from the Shopify App Store.
2. EasyRoutes Local Delivery
For: planning your delivery routes, if you or your drivers deliver yourselves.
Many flower shops deliver locally with their own van. EasyRoutes turns the day’s orders into routes, gives your drivers an app, and keeps customers updated with order tracking. Buunto works with EasyRoutes, so the delivery dates and time slots your customers chose carry through to your route planning.
EasyRoutes Local Delivery on the Shopify App Store
3. Easify Custom Product Options
For: letting customers choose stems, colours, a vase or a card message.
A bouquet is rarely one fixed product. Easify adds options to your product pages, such as size, colour, the number of stems, an add-on vase or a box for the card message, without creating a variant for every combination.
Easify Custom Product Options on the Shopify App Store
4. Appstle Subscriptions
For: weekly or monthly flower subscriptions.
Subscriptions bring customers back every week or every month. Appstle adds them to your store, and Buunto works with it: customers choose their date on the first order, and each recurring order gets a date that respects your delivery days, closed dates and time slots. Already using Seal Subscriptions or Kaching Subscriptions? Buunto works with those too.
Appstle Subscriptions on the Shopify App Store
5. Klaviyo
For: emails before Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Christmas.
Your busiest days are on the calendar months in advance. Klaviyo sends email and SMS campaigns to your past customers, so you can remind them to order early, before your best days fill up.
Klaviyo on the Shopify App Store
6. Instafeed
For: showing your Instagram on your store.
Your Instagram is often where people first see your work. Instafeed displays your posts and Reels on your store and lets shoppers buy straight from them.
Instafeed on the Shopify App Store
7. Yotpo
For: reviews from past customers.
Flowers are usually a gift, so the buyer never sees the bouquet before it arrives. Reviews and photos from past customers show what they can expect.
Yotpo on the Shopify App Store
8. Smile
For: bringing customers back for the next occasion.
Smile adds a loyalty program with points, VIP tiers and referrals, a simple way to turn a one-off Mother’s Day order into a regular customer.
Smile on the Shopify App Store
9. ShipStation
For: shipping flowers, plants or dried flowers across the country.
If you send flowers by courier rather than delivering them yourself, ShipStation manages your shipments, labels and tracking in one place. Buunto covers shipping too, so customers can still choose the day their flowers arrive.
ShipStation on the Shopify App Store
10. Shopify Inbox
For: answering customers while they shop.
“Can you deliver this on Friday?” and “Can I add a card?” are questions you want to answer before the customer leaves. Shopify Inbox, made by Shopify, adds a chat to your store so you can reply quickly.
Shopify Inbox on the Shopify App Store
Where to start
Start with delivery dates. It’s where flower orders go wrong most often: the wrong day in an order note, more Valentine’s orders than you can make, a sympathy arrangement arriving late. Add the other apps as your shop grows.
Try Buunto free on the Shopify App Store, or see everything Buunto does for florists.