A few questions.
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BatterBee is designed for home bakers and small baking businesses taking customer orders. It supports tiered cakes, breads and batch bakes, with recipes, customers, costing and stock in one workspace.

Start with your bakery details, the ingredients you use and a recipe. Ingredient pack sizes, prices and recipe quantities give costing and shopping planning their useful context. You can build up your recipe book as you go.

Yes. BatterBee runs in a modern web browser on your phone, tablet or computer. You can check orders on the go and keep recipe instructions nearby while you bake.

Keep the customer, bake details, quote and due date together. The order-progress pipeline helps you follow work from enquiry through confirmation, production and handover, with the next step visible against the order.

No. BatterBee supports tiered cakes, breads and batch bakes. Cake orders can carry separate recipe choices for each tier, alongside toppers, extras and other order details.

Yes. A master recipe can have size- or format-specific variants, each with its own quantities. You can manage your own cake sizes and use the appropriate variant when putting an order together.

Yes. Ingredient pack prices, recipe quantities and your time estimates feed into estimated costing, so you have context before choosing a quote. Keep those inputs up to date: estimates support your pricing decisions rather than setting your selling price for you.

Yes. Pantry stock, recipes and upcoming confirmed orders are connected, so you can see shortages and build shopping lists around the work ahead. Record purchases to keep stock aligned with what you have bought.

Yes. Your dashboard and calendar bring due orders and custom events into view, helping you plan the week and see what needs attention.

Yes. Recipes keep instructions, ingredients, variants and timings together. Kitchen view brings recipe-step checklists and the order’s production context into a working view, including tier-level detail for tiered cakes.

Bakery progress adds XP, levels and badges for meaningful use of your workspace. It is cosmetic, is not shown to customers and can be turned off in your profile settings.

Yes. Your storefront can show selected bakes, extras and galleries, with structured enquiry forms to collect the details you need. It is a starting point for a conversation and quote, rather than a full ecommerce shop.

Yes. Orders can have a customer-facing shared quote, keeping the bake details, price and your payment instructions together in one place.

Yes. Your bakery link page brings social profiles, your BatterBee storefront and custom public links together. Share its single URL or download a PNG or SVG QR code for packaging, cards and signage.

A valid card is required to activate the trial and is saved securely through Stripe. This helps us prevent spam accounts and lets your subscription continue after the free month. No payment is taken when you start or during your one-month trial. Unless you cancel before it ends, your subscription continues automatically at £15 per month.

Yes. Cancel through Manage billing before your trial ends and you will not be charged. You can continue using BatterBee until the trial ends.

Whether you cancel during your trial or a paid subscription period, you keep full access until the end date shown in your account. Your subscription will not renew after that date.

Unless you cancel before the trial ends, the card saved during checkout is charged £15 per month and your access continues.

There is one paid plan: every released feature and future addition is included, with no paid feature tiers or upgrade gates. Recipes, orders and customers are not capped by your plan. Future features are included in the same plan when released.