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GrowFlorist
For flower shop owners

You didn't open a flower shop to become a marketer.

You opened it to make something beautiful. Then came the phone, the website, the follow-ups, and the wire services taking a third of every order before it reaches you.

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Sound familiar

The part nobody warned you about

You're elbow-deep in a sympathy arrangement when the phone rings. You let it go. You'll call back later. You never do.

The website hasn't been touched in two years. There's a customer who emailed on Tuesday asking about an arrangement, still sitting in your inbox. Somewhere there's a list of every customer who ever bought from you, and no time to do a thing with it.

And the orders that come through the wire service? They keep their cut before a dollar of it reaches you.

None of that is your craft. All of it is your day.

The real math

What Big Flower actually takes from a $100 order

A customer pays your shop
$100
Big Flower takes $38
  • Commission$28
  • Membership fee$4
  • "Marketing" fee$3
  • Processing$3
You're left with $62
  • Flowers−
  • Your labor−
  • Rent−
  • Everything else−

You did all the work. They kept nearly 40% of it.

Same $100 order, with GrowFlorist
$100

No commission. No per-order cut. Just one flat fee a month, whether it's a slow Tuesday or a $2,000 wedding.

Now zoom out to a full year
$320K–$350K
what the average flower shop makes a year
→
$30K–$45K
gone to Big Flower if even a third of that runs through them

Based on 2024-2025 industry revenue averages and a 30-40% wire service cut. Some shops send far more than a third through wire services, this is the conservative estimate. And it's not just the fee: you arranged it, you delivered it, but they own the customer's name and can sell to them again next year without you.

What it's worth

What answering every call is actually worth

About how many calls does your shop get in a busy week?
80 calls / week
You'd be making
$4,890/mo
That's $58,680 a year. More than most flower shops clear in profit all year.
And that's just the first order
+$10,920/yr
Every customer we win back gets automatic follow-up, so some of them order again. That's on top of everything above.

Based on the Society of American Florists' 2024 Industry Report (1 in 4 calls missed) and a conservative $65 average order. Repeat orders assume just 1 in 4 customers comes back once.

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Now picture this

Six months from now

The phone rings during your busiest hour. It gets answered. The order gets taken. You never look up from the table.

A customer finds you on Google instead of a wire service. She books directly. Nobody takes a cut.

The woman who bought flowers for her mom last May hears from you this May. She orders again. You didn't lift a finger.

You close on Sunday and actually stay closed. The shop keeps making money without you standing in it.

That's not a different business. That's your business, with the boring parts handled.

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How we do it

We Make Sure Every Call Becomes a Customer

We answer your phone, follow up on every call, and give you a website that sells your biggest orders, so nothing falls through the cracks. One system. You just arrange the flowers.

Every call gets answered

Day, night, and in the middle of your busiest hour, so you stop losing orders you never knew came in.

A website that sells your best orders

Your biggest orders, weddings, funerals, corporate accounts, come to you direct, with no commission going to anyone else.

Follow-up that runs itself

Every caller gets followed up with automatically, including the customers who bought once years ago and never heard from you again. Their name stays yours.

Who's behind this

Built by a husband-and-wife team who want flower shop owners to actually take a day off

Josh Wyrosdic, founder of GrowFlorist

Josh Wyrosdic, Co-Founder

I'm a sales team lead at a Verizon dealer, not a florist. Shop owners lose 30-40% of every order to Big Flower, or lose the sale entirely to a missed call. I built GrowFlorist to take care of that boring work, the calls, the follow-up, the selling, so shop owners can just arrange the flowers.

Stephanie Wyrosdic, co-founder of GrowFlorist

Stephanie Wyrosdic, Co-Founder

I handle a little bit of everything. I'm a mom first, so I know exactly why a real day off matters.

Watch how we make sure every call becomes a customer. Three minutes.

We'll show you exactly how it works and what it costs. No form to fill out, no call to book. Just the video.

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The money numbers on this page are estimates, not a promise. Your real results may be different based on your shop, your location, and how it's run.