Recipes
Recipes that price themselves
Set a recipe once — stems, wrap, work. Peonix costs it from your actual purchase prices, weighted, not guessed — and shows the margin before you say a price out loud.
Recipe · “Morning peony”
Software for flower shops
Peonix runs the whole shop from your phone — orders, recipes, stock, deliveries. The margin shows up the moment you build, not at the end of the month.
Founding price for the first 30 shops — locked for life.
#124 · Bridal bouquet
Deliver Sat 10:00 · Maple St 14
Build from recipe
Stylized preview — not a screenshot.
“The margin of every bouquet — before you say the price out loud.”
The idea Peonix is built around
Scroll — the bouquet builds itself.
What it does all day
Recipes
Set a recipe once — stems, wrap, work. Peonix costs it from your actual purchase prices, weighted, not guessed — and shows the margin before you say a price out loud.
Recipe · “Morning peony”
The day
One morning view: what to build, what leaves when, and who takes it. The build queue knows when you're short on stems; every delivery closes with a photo at the door.
Today · Sat
Storefront
A simple page under your shop's name where customers order. Requests land straight in your order list — no marketplace between you and the buyer, no cut of every sale.
yourshop.peonix.app
Morning peony · $39
Sage & cream · $45
Blush box · $52
customer orders ↓
Under the hood
Pricing
The first 30 shops keep these prices for as long as they stay — afterwards new shops pay $49 / $89 / $149. No setup fees, no contracts.
One florist, full shop
Storefront and real reports
For teams and busy shops
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial — no credit card. Cancel online anytime; access runs to the end of the paid period. Your data exports to CSV whenever you want.
Questions florists ask
$29, $69 or $129 a month. The first 30 shops keep these founding prices for as long as they stay subscribed; after that, new shops pay $49, $89 or $149. Every plan starts with a free 14-day trial — no credit card.
A phone. Peonix is built phone-first — orders, the build queue and deliveries all work from your pocket. A laptop is optional, not required.
Yes. The whole interface ships in English, Spanish and Russian, and you can switch languages at any moment — useful when the team speaks more than one.
Most florist systems are sold through demo calls and typically start around $100 a month. Peonix is self-serve: you sign up online, with no calls and no demos, and it is built around the number a flower shop actually runs on: the margin of each bouquet.
Yes — online, in a couple of clicks, no calls. Your subscription simply runs to the end of the period you paid for, and your data exports to CSV whenever you want it.
On Pro and above your shop gets its own storefront page: customers browse your bouquets and send orders straight into your order list. There is no commission per order.
You confirm your email, and then we open your shop by hand — Peonix is for working flower businesses, so a person reviews every application, usually the same business day. You get an email the moment your shop is open, and you walk straight in.
Who makes this
Peonix is built hands-on with a working flower shop. Every screen earned its place in a real morning rush — the build queue, the shelf of ready bouquets, the courier's photo at the door. It's made by a small team that answers email personally.
— the Peonix team · support@peonix.app