1 Can I pay for my cake little by little? Yes. Your cake is held with a deposit of 30 to 50 per cent, and from there you can pay in whatever instalments suit you until it is settled. 2 Why does a designed cake cost more than an ordinary one? Because they are two different products that share a name. A cake from the display case is baked in batches with a standard finish. A designed cake is thought out for your event, modelled by hand, and occupies one person for hours, sometimes days. 3 Do you give discounts for volume or regular orders? Yes. We work with restaurants and with companies that order from us regularly, for instance to mark their team's birthdays of the month, and in those cases we work with discounts of 5 to 10 per cent. 4 How can I pay? Cash, credit or debit card, bank transfer or deposit, payment at OXXO, and a Mercado Pago link. The only thing we do not take is cheques. Whichever you use, put your order number as the payment reference. 5 How do I get an invoice? Ask for it on the same day as your purchase, with your order number, your tax details and the payment information. If the day has passed, contact the shop where you bought it, with your order number to hand, and they will help you. 6 Do you have any offers or discounts? Yes. Right now there is free delivery in Mexico City on orders from 1,500 pesos, using the code NEW2026 at checkout, covering up to 390 pesos of delivery, which leaves fifteen of the sixteen boroughs entirely free. We also give 5 to 10 per cent for volume. One thing to watch: the code does not apply itself. 7 How much does a custom cake cost? It depends far more on how many people it has to feed than on how elaborate the design is. As a guide, a decorated cake for 20 people runs between 1,000 and 1,500 pesos, and a wedding cake for 100 starts at around 6,000 and can reach 12,000 if it is very elaborate. Every cake in the online catalogue shows its own price as you choose the number of servings.