Sell your baked goods online
by the loaf, the dozen or the box.
Reach Island households who want fresh bread, pastries and cakes, and the cafes and restaurants that buy loaves wholesale — at prices you set.
Why Local Pass
Fair on small bakery sales, and close to home
Keep more of every croissant
A croissant is a small sale, so the cut taken from it matters. Local Pass charges a lower commission than DoorDash, Uber Eats or SkipTheDishes, with no setup or listing fees on top.
Shoppers looking for a local loaf
Every business on Local Pass is on Vancouver Island, and people come here to buy local — so your small-batch sourdough is in front of the people who came looking for it.
Keep the Saturday line-up
Selling here is never exclusive, and there’s no minimum to meet. The weekend line at your door, your market table and the cafes on your morning run all stay yours — Local Pass adds another door to the same bakery.
A bakery on Local Pass
Noble Berry Dessert & Kitchen Studio
Victoria
A chef-led dessert and kitchen studio with gluten-free and vegan selections — layered cakes, pastries and savoury pies, with coffee and matcha to go alongside.
Selling
- Napoleon & honey cakes
- Basque cheesecake
- Eclairs & macarons
- Savoury pies
- Coffee & matcha
Features
Bakery online ordering that covers wholesale and catering too
- Food Market shop
Your bakery’s storefront
Every loaf, pastry and cake gets its own page on the Island Food Market, built to be found on Google.
See the Island Food Market - Restaurant menu
Or a menu for your cafe counter
Selling coffee and a pastry case? Put your menu, photos and hours on a cafe page with ordering built in.
See restaurant delivery - Food Market shop
Counter pickup, delivery and shipping
Pickup at your counter or other pickup points with their own hours, Local Pass drivers or your own delivery, and shipping for the bakes that travel well.
- Food Market shop
Wholesale for cafes and restaurants
Give each bake in your storefront a bulk price and share your wholesale order sheet; it draws on the same stock, and quote requests land in your inbox.
Platters and cakes for events
Sell pastry platters, bread baskets and cakes for events as catering orders; customers who need to pay by invoice get automated Pay Later invoicing.
How catering worksA baker’s dozen, and other deals
Buy-one-get-one scones, a discount on a new loaf, money off a big order — plus cross-business promotions we run with other Island vendors.
- Food Market shop
A treat for bigger orders
Choose a treat — a cookie, a mini loaf — for orders over an amount you set, and shoppers see in their cart how close they are to earning it.
Chat with the people who buy your bread
Tell a customer which loaf is seeded or what’s in the morning bun, and answer the reviews your regulars leave.
The business app
Keep up with orders and stock on a busy bake day
Every tool is included — no plans to upgrade and no add-ons to buy.
Live orders
Accept, decline and manage incoming orders in real time on your phone or tablet.
- Food Market shop
Live stock counts
Stock drops with every sale and low stock is flagged; a product stops selling when you run out.
- Food Market shop
Fulfilment calendar
Orders laid out by pickup and delivery date and flagged when due soon or overdue; customers get an email at each step.
Daily payouts
Earnings go to your bank automatically every day, with statements and a sales-tax report ready to download.
How it works
How to sell your bread and pastries online
- 1
Apply
Tell us what comes out of your ovens and where you bake, using the form below.
- 2
Set up your bakery
Add your breads, pastries and cakes with prices and pickup times, and we walk you through the rest. Setup takes under ten minutes, and most businesses go live the same day.
- 3
Sell directly
Orders arrive in the business app as customers place them; you box them from the day’s bake and hand them over.
Get started
Apply to join
Tell us about your business and we'll be in touch within one business day.
FAQ
Straight answers for Island bakers
Can a bakery in Victoria sell online through Local Pass?
Yes. Local Pass is a Victoria company, founded by Subash Chandel and Dmitriy Kuleshov, and bakeries across Greater Victoria can apply today. Nanaimo, Duncan, Courtenay, Campbell River and Port Alberni are rolling out next, so bakers there can apply now and be ready.
Should my bakery sell as a cafe or as a shop on the Island Food Market?
Both work. A bakery-cafe with coffee and a pastry case usually sells as a cafe: a menu page, delivery zones and live order tracking. A bakery selling by the loaf or wholesale usually sells as a shop on the Island Food Market, which adds live stock counts, shipping, pickup points and the wholesale order sheet.
What happens to the bread I haven’t sold by closing time?
Mark it Soon to Go, on a cafe menu or a shop storefront alike. It’s shown at a discount you set, flagged with a clearance badge and moved up where shoppers look, so the day’s last loaves and pastries get a second chance instead of the bin.
Does Local Pass connect to the POS at my counter?
Yes — Local Pass orders go straight into your point-of-sale, so nothing is rung up twice. Square works today, with more systems on the way; tell us which one you use.
Who answers a customer if a bakery order goes wrong?
We do. The Local Pass team handles customer support for order issues on your behalf, and you stay in charge of baking and packing each order.