For home bakers, cookiers & holiday pop-ups
Sell the batch out, then close the form.
Cookie boxes, decorated sets, and gift tins sold through one link with a hard limit on every batch — so December is baking and boxing, not counting DMs at midnight.
Free while in beta · No card required
Fern & Frost Cookie Co.
Holiday cookie boxes · batch 2
Classic box · 12 cookies
$34.00
Decorated set · 6 cookies
$28.00
Gift tin · 24 cookies
$58.00
Live demo — try the steppers. Nothing is sent.
December in the DMs
The batch sells out three times over
You post the box, sixty people comment "me please", and you spend the evening working out who actually asked first.
Custom sets get complicated fast
Colors, characters, quantities, box size — every set is a separate conversation you have to re-read before you pipe a single cookie.
December fills up by accident
Someone asks for four dozen on the 22nd and you say yes, because saying no in a DM feels harsher than it should.
Why QuickOrderForm
Made for limited holiday batches
Hard limits, politely enforced
Cap each box at the number you can genuinely decorate. When batch two is gone the form says so — you never have to write that reply.
Batches you open and close
Run December as a series of drops: open a batch, sell it out, switch the form to Closed, then open the next one when your hands recover.
Photos that sell the box
Add a picture to every box and set. Royal icing does the convincing that a caption never could.
Custom details, all in one place
Dropdowns for palette and box size, a text field for the tag message. Every order arrives fully specified — no scrolling back through a thread.
From link to fulfilled, in three steps.
- 1
List the batch as products
Boxes, sets, and tins with photos, prices, and a cap per item. Add pickup-slot and gift-message fields once — they carry across every batch.
- 2
Post the drop with a closing date
Instagram story, the regulars' list, a QR code at the market stall. The description carries the batch size and the order deadline.
- 3
Bake, box, hand over
Item totals tell you how much dough to mix; the dashboard sorted by pickup slot is your handover list for the day.
What to put on a Christmas cookie order form
A holiday cookie form has to sell the box and lock the logistics on one screen. The essentials:
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Boxes and sets with photos and caps
Photos sell decorated cookies. Caps protect the thing December is actually short of — your hands and your hours.
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Pickup or delivery slot (dropdown, required)
Cookies keep; your porch handover does not scale. Slots spread collection across the day instead of across one hour.
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Gift message (short text)
Half of holiday boxes are gifts. Ask for the tag message with the order and you'll never chase it on the 23rd.
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Allergies (long text, required)
Nuts, dairy, gluten — get it in writing before you bake, not after the box is decorated and boxed.
Frequently asked questions
+How do I sell a limited batch without overselling?
Set a maximum quantity on every item matching what you can bake and decorate. The form stops taking orders at the cap, and you can switch the whole form to Closed the moment the batch is gone.
+Can I run more than one batch in December?
Yes. Reset the caps and reopen the same form for each drop, or build one form per batch so every drop's orders stay in their own list. The link is yours to reuse either way.
+How do I handle custom decorated sets?
Use dropdowns for palette and box size, a short-text field for the tag message, and a long-text field for anything unusual. Every detail arrives structured, attached to the order.
+When should I open holiday cookie orders?
Most bakers open the first batch in early-to-mid November and close orders a week to ten days before Christmas. Put both dates in the form description so nobody has to ask.
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Open batch one tonight, sell it out by the weekend.
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