Take cake orders from Instagram, with your reviews right underneath

If you bake from home and sell through Instagram, your bio link is your shop. Kudo turns it into one page: your order form or DM link at the top, your cakes, cookies and cake pops with a starting price, and your Google reviews underneath — so a stranger can see what you make, what it costs and what other customers said, before they message you.

Stop answering "how much?" in the DMs

Most of a home baker's inbox is the same three questions: how much, how far ahead, and do you deliver. A product card per bake with a starting price, plus a link to your order form, answers them before anyone types. The people who still message you are the ones ready to order.

A stranger ordering a birthday cake needs proof

Your photos show that you can bake. They do not show that you deliver on the day, answer messages or get the name spelled right. That is what reviews from other customers are for, and it is why Kudo puts them on the same page as your order link instead of on a Google profile the customer has to go and find.

Ask when the cake is cut, not when it is paid for

The best moment to ask for a review is the day after the party, when the customer has photos and a room full of compliments. A small card in the box with your review QR code, or one message the next morning with the link, does the asking for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can customers pay or check out through Kudo?

No. Kudo never takes payment. Each product card links to wherever you already take orders or payment — a Google Form, Square, Etsy, or a DM — and the money goes straight to you.

I bake from home and have no Google Business Profile. Can I still show reviews?

Yes. You can collect reviews through your own Kudo review link, and add ones customers have already sent you. If you deliver to customers, Google lets you set up a Business Profile as a service-area business with your home address hidden; if you do, you can search for it in Kudo and, if it appears, import those reviews too.

What does it cost?

The page, unlimited links, product cards, the review link and 5 published reviews are free. Pro adds page themes, shows which link gets tapped and removes the "Powered by Kudo" badge.

Can I sell baked goods from home legally?

That depends on your state's cottage food rules, so check them before you sell. Kudo does not decide that part.

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