Cafés and coffee roasters · Amman

Coffee ready in Amman
before they arrive

Customers order on the way and collect without queueing. And if you roast, bags of beans can be ordered online and delivered to the door.

No commission on ordersA menu in your nameTry it before you pay
Coffee page of the Bunn sample roastery shop
Live demo: Bunn roastery shop

If this sounds like your café…

What we hear most from cafés and coffee roasters.

The morning queue

People in a rush before work, and some walk away.

Selling beans beyond the counter

Customers love your coffee and have no easy way to order from home.

Office orders

Twenty coffees in one long message.

Paper loyalty cards

They get lost, and you never learn who your regulars are.

What is different in Amman

From Rainbow Street and Weibdeh to Sweifieh, Abdoun and Tla'a Al-Ali, Amman orders through Talabat and Careem, and the restaurant pays a cut on each one.

The working week

Most shops and clinics open Saturday to Thursday, with Friday off or a short evening. Set your days and hours once and only open times are offered.

Payments

Cash on delivery is still the most common, with cards and CliQ growing. Delivery fees vary by district, so each zone has its own fee.

Data protection

Jordan's Personal Data Protection Law No. 24 of 2023 asks for clear consent and safe handling. The system keeps the minimum (name, contact, appointment) and asks for consent to WhatsApp messages at booking.

How it works

From the phone, no calls and no app.

1They order ahead

Drink, size and extras.

2Collection or delivery

And a pick-up time.

3They skip the queue

A message when it is ready.

And what you see

One dashboard for everything, in Arabic and English.

  • Order aheadStraight to the barista.
  • A shop for beans and kitBag sizes, grind and delivery.
  • Roast planWhat to roast based on orders.
  • Office ordersOne group order under the company name.
  • LoyaltyThe tenth coffee free, no paper cards.
  • Arabic and EnglishA menu in both.

Try the Bunn roastery shop yourself

Bunn is a sample roastery in Amman: six coffees, a cart, a three-step checkout, a 'my orders' page and an owner's dashboard with today's orders and the roast plan. Order a bag, then follow it on the dashboard.

Coffee page of the Bunn sample roastery shop

Official WhatsApp, not your personal number

Messages go out from a WhatsApp Business account in your business's name, through Meta's official WhatsApp Business Platform. No bulk-sending tools, and no risk of the number being banned.

Customers agree to confirmations and reminders when they book, so every message is one they expect.

Try it before you pay

Send us your business name and Instagram, and we set up a working version in its colours and send you the link. If you like it, we carry on. If not, close the link and pay nothing. The final price comes in writing in Jordanian dinars before launch.

Tell us about your business

Questions from cafés and coffee roasters in Amman

Does it suit a small café?

Yes. Start with order-ahead and a simple menu and grow from there.

Can we sell bags of beans online?

Yes. A shop with bag sizes, grind options and delivery.

Do you take a commission?

No. A flat monthly plan.

Can each Amman district have its own delivery fee?

Yes. Draw your zones, say Abdoun, Khalda and Jubeiha, each with its own fee and time.

What does it cost?

A one-time setup and a flat monthly plan, with no commission on bookings or orders. Once you have tried your version we send the final price in writing in Jordanian dinars, and you decide then.

Do we need a meeting?

No. Everything happens by message and email, and we send you a trial version to try on your phone.