For specialty coffee roasters in India

Online stores for specialty coffee roasters.

Daily Brew gives your roastery a branded storefront on its own web address — coffee-aware product pages, cart and checkout, pincode delivery checks, and an admin panel for orders. Without building a custom website from scratch.

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01 · The problem

Selling great coffee shouldn’t mean wrestling a generic website.

Most Indian roasters sell through Instagram DMs, WhatsApp threads, marketplaces that take a cut, or website builders that were never designed for coffee. Coffee has its own commerce mechanics — and generic tools treat all of them as afterthoughts.

Roast dates & freshnessCoffee is a perishable product sold on a timeline.
Grind optionsWhole bean, pour-over, espresso — per product, per order.
Small-batch inventoryLots of 5 kg, not warehouses of SKUs.
Limited dropsRare lots that sell out in hours need their own mechanics.
Pincode deliveryBuyers need to know you deliver to them before they order.
Repeat customersGood coffee gets reordered — the store should make that easy.
Order updatesFrom placed to shipped, customers want to know where it is.

02 · The platform

Two sides. One platform.

For your customers

A storefront that speaks coffee

Browse and filter coffees by roast level, process and origin
Product pages with coffee-specific details and grind options
Cart and checkout with delivery-area (pincode) checks
UPI payment instructions or QR at checkout, with payment-proof upload
A tracking page for every order
Privacy, terms and refund policy pages built in

For you

An admin panel that runs the shop

Add coffees with photos — images are optimized automatically
Track small-batch stock with graceful sold-out handling
See every order and move it through a clear status pipeline
Verify UPI payment proofs in one click
Launch timed drops with shareable links
Set your store’s colors, fonts, logo and policies

03 · Built for coffee

Not generic commerce with a coffee theme.

Roast-aware catalogue

Roast level, process, origin and grind are first-class fields — not custom hacks bolted onto a generic product form.

Small-batch inventory

Stock counts designed for limited lots, with sold-out states your storefront handles gracefully.

Timed drops

Release a rare lot behind a shareable link with its own window. Live on the platform today.

Pincode delivery checks

Customers see whether you deliver to their pincode before they place the order — not after.

UPI-first payment collection

Share payment instructions or a QR, customers upload proof, you approve it from the dashboard. Payment gateways are next on the roadmap.

Your brand, not ours

Your own subdomain, colors, fonts and logo. Customers see your roastery — Daily Brew stays behind the counter.

A real admin panel

Products, images, inventory, orders, statuses and settings in one place — built for running a roastery, not configuring software.

One platform, shared momentum

Daily Brew is multi-tenant: every improvement we ship reaches every store on the platform the same day.

04 · See it live

Ground Zero Coffee Roasters runs on Daily Brew.

Browse the storefront — every product page, cart and checkout you see is the platform doing its job for a real roaster.

Visit the Ground Zero storefront ↗

05 · Roadmap

Coming next — not live yet.

We’d rather under-promise. Here’s what we’re building next, in the open.

Planned
Online payments
Razorpay and Cashfree integration. Today, checkout collects orders with UPI instructions and manual verification.
Planned
WhatsApp order notifications
Order updates on the channel Indian commerce actually runs on.
Planned
Flash sales
Time-boxed discounts across the catalogue, alongside the drops that are already live.
Planned
Custom domains
Keep your own domain (shop.yourroastery.com) while running on Daily Brew.
Planned
Analytics & repeat-customer tools
Know what sells, who reorders, and when to roast more.

Want a store for your roastery?

We’re onboarding early specialty coffee roasters in India. Setting up is a conversation and a catalogue — not a website project.