Yerevan's coffee scene has changed fast. Specialty coffee shops, small roasters and laptop-friendly cafes compete for the same guests, many of whom search online before they choose. A coffee shop website is how you win that search.
Who searches for coffee shops online
- Remote workers and freelancers, local and relocated, looking for Wi-Fi, sockets and a table for a few hours.
- Tourists searching "best coffee in Yerevan" in English.
- Coffee enthusiasts looking for a specific brewing method or single-origin beans.
- Neighbors checking whether you are open early on a weekday.
Each wants a different detail, and a good site gives it to them in seconds.
Must-have sections
- Drink menu with prices, including alternative milks and seasonal drinks.
- Hours, especially early morning and late evening.
- Location with a map and a note about the entrance.
- Work-friendly info: Wi-Fi, sockets, laptop policy, quiet hours.
- Contacts: Telegram, Instagram, phone.
If you roast or sell beans, add:
- Beans with origin, roast level and price per pack.
- A way to order: pickup request or full checkout.
Selling beans: request form or store?
| Volume | Format | Kinto price |
|---|---|---|
| A few varieties, occasional orders | Catalog with request form on a landing page | $700 |
| Regular range, pickup and delivery | Multi-page site with catalog | $1,800 |
| Many products, card payment, delivery zones | Online store | $4,000 |
Most coffee shops start with requests to Telegram and add an online store once orders become regular.
Pre-orders and pickup
Morning rush is when you lose people who do not want to wait. A simple pre-order form or a Telegram bot lets regulars order on the way and pick up without queueing. The order appears in the barista's Telegram instantly.
Languages and tone
Write in the voice of your shop. A specialty roaster can talk about origin and process; a neighborhood cafe can keep it warm and short. Either way, offer English for visitors and Russian for the large Russian-speaking community, plus Armenian. The multilingual add-on is $600.
Getting found
Coffee shop searches are highly local: "coffee near Republic Square", "cafe with Wi-Fi Kentron". Your website should mention the neighborhood, nearby landmarks and what makes the place useful. Combine it with a Google Business Profile and the site becomes the source search engines and AI assistants quote. SEO setup is $400.
For broader food businesses, see our page on restaurant websites.
Launch in about a week
Day 1 we agree on structure and send a fixed quote. Days 2 to 5 you see the design and the working page. Day 6 we test on phones and launch on your domain, registered in your name.
Next step
Send us your Instagram or menu via the request form or on Telegram at @kinto_am, and we will suggest a structure for your coffee shop site. We reply within 15 minutes between 10:00 and 20:00. More on website development.
Updated: 2026-10-12