Custom Beekeeper WordPress Theme
Honey orders, swarm calls and nuc preorders for beekeepers
Every beekeeper gets the same phone call in May: there's a ball of bees hanging off somebody's fence and they want it gone before the kids get home. That swarm call, the customer who wants a case of honey for the holidays and the hobbyist trying to grab a nuc before they sell out all show up in the same week. A custom beekeeper WordPress theme from Foxco sorts them out, with a swarm removal request form that asks for photos and location, honey and hive product pages, a nuc and package preorder page and a farmers market schedule. You get it for $999 installed and configured, ready before the spring rush.
Honey on the shelf and swarms in the box.
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Built for Beekeepers
- 01Swarm removal request form with photo upload
- 02Raw honey and hive product pages
- 03Nuc and package bee preorder page
- 04Farmers market and pickup schedule
- 05Beekeeping classes and mentoring page
- 06Pollination service inquiry form
What's included for $999
$999 Installed and configured
- Custom WordPress theme built for your beekeeper
- Installed on your hosting
- Set up with your logo, colors and content
- Mobile-first pages that load fast
- Contact and inquiry forms connected
- A walkthrough so your team can edit it
Beekeeper theme questions
Is it a template I'd have to set up myself?
No. Foxco starts from our apiary framework and builds it out with your brand, products, photos and services, so you get a custom theme that's ready to use.
How long does it take?
Most beekeeper sites are live in 7-10 days once we have your logo, photos and content. With swarm season coming, we can rush it if bandwidth allows.
Can people order honey online?
Honey and hive product pages come with an order request form for pickup or local delivery. A full online store with shipping and checkout can be added as a custom project.
Can I take nuc preorders and deposits?
The preorder page collects names, quantities and pickup preferences so you can plan your splits. Taking deposits online would be set up as a custom project with a payment provider.
That May phone call about bees on the fence is a chance to look like the obvious person to call. Plenty of swarm customers turn into honey customers once they've watched you work.
Swarm calls with the details
The swarm form asks where the bees are, how high off the ground, how long they've been there and for a photo, so you can tell honeybees from yellowjackets before you load the truck. Calls come in faster when your number is on every page and the form works well on a phone held up toward a tree.
Honey that sells year-round
Raw, creamed, comb and seasonal varietals each get a product page with jar sizes and prices. Beeswax candles, lip balm and gift boxes sit right beside them. A market schedule tells regulars where to find you each weekend, while the order form handles holiday cases and pickup orders between markets.
Nucs, classes and the next generation
Spring nucs go early and new beekeepers want guidance along with them. Foxco sets up a preorder page so you can plan your splits and a classes page for intro courses, hive inspections and mentoring. Some apiaries also add a pollination page for growers who need hives on their orchards at bloom.
Every jar and every swarm accounted for.
Let's get to work.
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