Coffee shelves that aren't rented.

Most online coffee shelves are rented. The roaster pays to be there, pays again per sale, and still has to send stock to a warehouse that sits on it for weeks. Replenish is the opposite: free to list, 5% per order, and the coffee goes from the roaster's hands to yours.

For coffee drinkers

  1. 1

    Find a roaster

    Search by town, style or name, or wander the map. Every UK roaster we could find is listed, claimed or not.

  2. 2

    Fill one basket

    Mix coffees from different roasters. Each roaster's delivery charge is shown separately so there are no surprises.

  3. 3

    Pay the roaster

    Apple Pay, Google Pay or card. Each roaster takes its own payment, so your money goes to them, not to us.

  4. 4

    The roastery posts it

    Your order goes to the roaster the moment you pay. They roast, bag and post it. We never touch a bean.

For roasters

  1. 1

    Claim your listing

    Find your roastery on the map and claim it with your work email. An address on your own domain verifies instantly.

  2. 2

    Connect your shop

    Install the Replenish app on Shopify and pick one collection to be your shelf. Up to 20 coffees, kept in sync. Nothing to re-type.

  3. 3

    Connect payments

    Stripe onboarding, hosted by Stripe. Money from Replenish orders lands in your bank on Stripe's usual schedule.

  4. 4

    Post the orders

    Each order lands in your Shopify as a paid order tagged Replenish. Pack it and post it exactly as you do everything else.

Claim your roastery

The fee, in one line

A £30 order pays the roaster £28.50, less Stripe’s card fee. The £1.50 covers Replenish, and 30p of it goes to the charity the roaster chose. Compare that with the 15% to 40% other marketplaces take before the beans leave the roastery. No monthly charge, no listing fee, no minimum.

Questions

Does it cost anything to be listed?
No. Listing is free, claiming is free, the dashboard is free. We take 5% of each sale that comes through Replenish, and Stripe charges its usual card fee (1.5% + 20p for UK cards) on top. If nothing sells, you pay nothing. No monthly fee, no payout fee.
Where does the 1% go?
One fifth of our 5% goes to a charity the roaster chooses from a short list when they set up. It shows on their page and on your order confirmation. We pay it out quarterly and publish the totals.
Who is the seller?
The roaster. They set prices, charge VAT if registered, handle refunds and post the coffee. Replenish is the shop window and the till.
I'm not on Shopify.
At launch we sync with Shopify. If you use WooCommerce or Squarespace, claim your listing anyway so people can find you, and mark yourself as manual; a manual shelf is on the way.
Which products appear?
Only the ones in the collection you choose, up to 20. Keep merch and gift cards out of it, or hide any coffee from the dashboard.
My roastery is not on the map.
Tell us and we will add it. Or claim it straight away and it appears as soon as you connect payments and your shop.
What if a coffee sells out between order and dispatch?
Stock syncs from Shopify, so this is rare. If it happens you refund that line from your Stripe dashboard and email the customer.
Can I pay with Apple Pay?
Yes. Apple Pay, Google Pay, Link and cards are all at checkout.
Is Vendum Coffee involved?
Replenish is built by the founder of Vendum, a small roastery in Plumstead. Vendum is listed like any other roaster and gets no special placement.