Coffee and tea are bought again and again. The store should make choosing easy the first time, and reordering effortless after.
Grind and size options
Whole bean or ground for espresso, filter or French press, as swatches rather than dropdowns: Swatchly.
Price per kg
250 g, 500 g and 1 kg bags are easier to compare with the price per kg: Unitly.
Tasting notes
Origin, process, notes and brewing tips in product tabs.
Discovery samples
A small sample of a new origin, or a tasting set: Samply.
Reorder in one click
Not every customer wants a subscription. A Buy again page works for everyone: Reordly. See keeping customers coming back.
Free shipping threshold
Two bags instead of one: a free shipping bar encourages it.
Gift boxes
A tasting box with a gift message for Christmas and birthdays.
A brewing guide sells coffee
A short guide per method (espresso, filter, French press) with the right grind and ratio helps beginners and earns links from other sites. Link it from every product.
Common mistakes
- A grind dropdown with ten options and no explanation.
- No roast date or harvest information.
- Shipping costs revealed only at checkout.
Quick checklist
- Grind as buttons with a short guide
- Roast date or harvest year
- Price per kg
- Tasting notes and brewing tab
- Sample or tasting set
- Buy again page
Frequently asked questions
Should I show the price per kg?
Yes, it makes bag sizes easy to compare.
Subscriptions or reorders?
Offer easy reorders to everyone; subscriptions suit only some customers.
How do I present grind options?
As clear buttons, not a long dropdown.