Corner Café
A corner cafe on a little sidewalk tile, with two outdoor seats and a cat who knows your usual.
Give people a clear introduction, useful links and a little sense of the place before they arrive.
Free to start at a name.mini.casa address. No card needed.
Show the name people recognize, what you offer and how to take the next step. For a local business, that may include your address, hours, menu or appointment link. Check those details regularly. A charming scene works best when it sits alongside information someone can use immediately.
Link to the booking, ordering or payment service you already use. The casa introduces the business and guides visitors to the right destination; it does not silently become a booking engine or online checkout. Label external destinations so people know where the next click leads.
Share a new item, seasonal note or photograph of the team when you have permission. Choose a scene that reflects the business without hiding the main action. A café, shop, studio or garden can be a welcoming front door for a simple website.
Real casitas from the library. Open one to see it move.
A corner cafe on a little sidewalk tile, with two outdoor seats and a cat who knows your usual.
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Only the specific features shown in your account are included. Linking to another booking or ordering service does not move that service into Mini Casa.
An eligible plan can connect a supported domain you control. Keep existing email and other business services in mind during DNS setup.
Pick a scene, add your words and links, and publish at a free Mini Casa address.