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Website design for cash and carry businesses

TitanStudio, a London web design studio working UK-wide, builds websites for cash and carry businesses. You get clear opening hours and directions, a simple trade card sign-up, and offers that stay current, so retailers and caterers know what to expect. The site is live in 21 days from the day we have your content.

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RKB Fruit & Veg website on a laptop
RKB Fruit & Veg website on a phone
A recent build: RKB Fruit & Veg, with its trade-account funnel.

What a weak website costs a cash and carry

  • Shop owners do not know if you are open

    A corner-shop owner planning a restock run checks hours on the way. Wrong or missing hours cost you the trip and the loyalty.

  • Nobody knows how to get a trade card

    If the sign-up process is a mystery, a new caterer shops at the other place that explains it on the homepage.

  • Offers are out of date

    A promotions page last touched months ago tells buyers you do not care about the detail. Stale offers lead to arguments at the till.

  • The car park is a surprise

    Vans need to know where to park and where to load. Missing directions make the first visit stressful.

What do retailers and caterers check before they visit a cash and carry?

  • Opening hours, every day

    Including bank holidays and early starts. Trade customers shop around their own shifts.

  • How to join

    What a trade card needs, who is eligible and how long it takes. A clear page saves a wasted journey.

  • Where it is and how to get in

    Address, parking, van access and loading. Customers arrive with vehicles, not just themselves.

  • What the range covers

    The departments and categories on the floor, so a caterer knows whether to bring a list for one stop or several.

  • Current offers

    Weekly or monthly promotions that are genuinely up to date, with start and end dates.

What we build for a cash and carry

  • Hours and directions up front

    Opening times, address, parking and van access in the first screen, with a map that works on a phone.

  • A trade card sign-up

    A short form for new trade customers that collects what you need and tells them what to bring on their first visit.

  • Department-by-department range

    A guide to what is on the floor, grouped the way people shop, so a visit is planned, not guessed.

  • An offers page you can keep fresh

    A simple way for your team to update promotions with dates, so nothing stays up past its end date.

  • Delivery details if you offer it

    If you deliver to trade customers, the areas, days and ordering process, clearly explained.

  • Built for phones on the move

    Fast loading and easy to read in a van park or a back office.

What a great cash and carry website includes

  • Opening hours including bank holidays
  • Address, parking and van access
  • A map that works on a phone
  • How to get a trade card
  • What to bring on a first visit
  • Departments and range overview
  • Current offers with dates
  • Delivery information if offered
  • A contact number that gets answered
  • Fast loading on mobile

What does a cash and carry website need to do?

A cash and carry website needs to answer the practical questions before a customer leaves the house: are you open, how do I join, where do I park, what do you stock. Get those four right and the site has done its job.

Our web design for cash and carry businesses puts those answers at the top of every page. We also make the sign-up path obvious, because a trade customer who understands how to join becomes a regular. The rest of the site, the range, the offers, the delivery details, supports that first visit.

How should a cash and carry handle trade card sign-ups online?

A cash and carry should let new customers start their trade card application online, then tell them clearly what to bring. This turns a confusing first visit into a short one.

The form collects the business name, type of business and contact details. The confirmation tells them what happens next and what to have with them. Your team gets a tidy list of people on their way in, not a counter queue of surprises. What proof of trade you require is your policy, so we write it exactly as you set it.

How much does a website for a cash and carry cost?

A cash and carry website is scoped per project, with no fixed packages. What drives scope is how many departments you describe, whether you add a trade sign-up form, whether you offer delivery, and how often offers change.

You receive a fixed written quote within 24 hours of enquiring. The site goes live in 21 days from the day we have your content. You own the site and all assets.

The trade-account funnel, built and running

A real wholesale build, from first visit to e-signed contract.

RKB Fruit & Veg website

B2B food wholesale, London

RKB Fruit & Veg rkbfruitandveg.uk

A marketing site and an end-to-end trade-account funnel for a London fresh-food wholesaler. From first visit to e-signed trade contract, the whole journey runs through one system.

  1. 01A trade-account application that qualifies the business before it reaches the sales team
  2. 02The trade contract generated from that application, so nobody retypes a field
  3. 03E-signature built into the funnel, so an account can be opened at 11pm with no one awake
  4. 04A full product range across six categories, with a live order cut-off countdown

How does it work?

  1. 01

    A short brief

    A call about your range, your customers, your delivery area and how accounts are opened today.

  2. 02

    Your content

    You send the product list, photos, delivery details and terms. We write and organise the rest.

  3. 03

    Build and review

    We design and build the site and the application flow, you review it, and we refine it with you.

  4. 04

    Go live

    Enquiry and application alerts are set up, then your site goes live.

Live in 21 days from the day we have your content.

Related websites we build

See all of our wholesalers and distributors website design.

Questions, answered

Can customers apply for a trade card online?

Yes. We build a short sign-up that collects what you need and tells the customer what to bring. Your own eligibility rules decide what the form asks.

Can we update offers ourselves?

We set up the offers page so your team can keep it current. How it is edited is agreed during scoping so it stays easy.

Do you build online ordering?

Some cash and carries want a catalogue with ordering for trade customers. That is scoped separately, and we will say plainly what it involves.

Can the site show several branches?

Yes. Each branch can have its own hours, address and directions. The number of branches affects scope.

How long does it take?

Live in 21 days from the day we have your content. We write the copy and set up enquiry alerts, tracking and the domain.

Will it show up on Google Maps searches?

We structure the site for search and can help with your business listing, but nobody can promise a ranking.

Get the first visit right

Tell us about your branches and we will send a fixed written quote within 24 hours.

Live in 21 days from the day we have your content.

Book a call

Pick a time that suits you. We will confirm by text or email.

Next working days, UK time

30 minute slots

Prefer to talk now? +44 7337 522762

Last updated 28 October 2026