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Fleurop alternatives in Switzerland: cheaper, more reliable, more artisanal

The best Fleurop alternatives in Switzerland: cheaper, more reliable or more artisanal florists compared, with real prices, cut-offs and when Fleurop still wins.

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Looking for Fleurop alternatives in Switzerland? Most people switch for one of three reasons: Fleurop’s fees make it expensive, the bouquet depends on whichever partner florist receives the order, or they want something more artisanal. Our top alternative is KANEL, a Geneva workshop that hand-ties every bouquet on delivery day and ships across Switzerland the next day. Below are seven alternatives by profile, plus the situations where Fleurop remains the better tool.

Prices, cut-offs and ratings were checked on the official websites on 2 October 2026. We have not placed test orders.

Why look beyond Fleurop?

Fleurop-Interflora is the best-known name, with more than 300 partner florists in Switzerland. But:

  • Price: bouquets start at CHF 35, plus a CHF 19.80 service fee, so about CHF 54.80 minimum. In May 2024, saldo concluded “Fleurop ist am teuersten” (Fleurop is the most expensive).
  • Consistency: the bouquet is made by the local florist who receives your order, so quality varies.
  • Reviews: the Swiss Trustpilot profile shows 3.6/5, though from only 17 reviews.

In fairness, Fleurop was joint winner of SRF Kassensturz in 2016 and scored 83% in the SIQT test of 2017. It is not a bad service; it is a network, with the strengths and weaknesses that come with it.

The 7 best Fleurop alternatives at a glance

AlternativeBest forFromDeliverySame dayDays
KANELQuality and reliabilityCHF 64.90CHF 14.90 (Geneva 9.90–19.90)Geneva, before 2pmMon–Sat Geneva, Tue–Sat rest of CH
SayFlowersBudget, all-in priceCHF 59IncludedNoTue–Sat
myflowerCheapest bouquetCHF 30CHF 9NoMon–Fri (morning)
Flower24Late ordering (5pm)CHF 39.90Not verifiedNoTue–Sat
Blueme-ShopSame day in Zurich/WinterthurCHF 48CHF 8.90 (+4 same day)Before noon, Mon–FriMon–Sat
123BlumenNetwork at a lower feeCHF 39CHF 19Before noonNot Sunday
Vaud-FleursSame day in VaudCHF 45.90CHF 10–13.90Lausanne/Vaud, before noon, Mon–FriMon–Fri same day

Checked October 2026.

1. KANEL: the artisanal alternative (our top pick)

KANEL is the opposite of a network. Every bouquet is composed by hand in its own workshop in Vernier (Geneva) on the day of delivery. In Geneva, its own couriers deliver the same day for orders before 2pm, Monday to Saturday, including a 5pm–8pm evening slot. Everywhere else in Switzerland, delivery is the next day, Tuesday to Saturday, for orders before 4pm the day before, in a box with a water reservoir.

  • Price: timeless collection from CHF 64.90, seasonal bouquets CHF 74.90 / 94.90 / 124.90; delivery CHF 14.90 outside Geneva.
  • Reviews: 4.8/5 on Trustpilot (169 reviews, 91 % five-star), the best in the market.
  • Payment: cards, PayPal, TWINT, Alma. Site in French, German and English.
  • Extras: funeral range (CHF 155–1155, free delivery), subscription from CHF 59.90, gifts.
  • Limits: higher entry price than postal services, same day only in Geneva, no Sunday, no Italian site, no invoice.

Our head-to-head KANEL vs Fleurop goes into detail, and our KANEL review covers everything else.

2. SayFlowers: the best budget all-in price

SayFlowers makes bouquets by hand in Switzerland and ships them with Planzer. From CHF 59 with delivery included, it costs only about CHF 4 more than Fleurop’s cheapest total, with no separate fee: you know the final price upfront. Order before 4pm for next-day delivery, Tuesday to Saturday. No same day. Site in German and French. Pays by TWINT, card, PostFinance or invoice. 4.5/5 on Google (500+ reviews). See KANEL vs SayFlowers.

3. myflower: the lowest entry price

myflower, based in Mümliswil (Solothurn), runs its own workshop and ships by La Poste in a special box. Bouquets start at CHF 30 (minimum order CHF 25), delivery CHF 9, arriving the next morning between 6.30am and 9am for orders before 4pm. Weekdays only: no Saturday or Sunday. Site in German only. Invoice up to CHF 130. Joint winner of Kassensturz 2016 alongside Fleurop, with a 5-day freshness guarantee.

4. Flower24: order as late as 5pm

Flower24 uses its own florists (“Made in Switzerland”) and delivers with Planzer. Bouquets from CHF 39.90; we could not verify delivery fees on its site. Order before 5pm for next-day delivery, Tuesday to Saturday, the latest cut-off among the postal services. Site in four languages including English and Italian; pays by card, PayPal, TWINT, Klarna or invoice. Its test record is mixed: first in SIQT 2017 (88%) but “insufficient” in Kassensturz 2016.

5. Blueme-Shop: same day in Zurich and Winterthur

Blueme-Shop delivers the same day in Zurich and Winterthur for orders before noon, Monday to Friday (delivery 1pm–4pm). Bouquets from CHF 48, delivery CHF 8.90 plus CHF 4 for same day. Next day for orders before 2pm, Tuesday to Saturday. Five languages, wide payment choice. See our Zurich guide and Winterthur guide.

6. 123Blumen: a network with a lower fee

If you like the network model but want a lower entry price, 123Blumen.ch works with partner florists, with bouquets from CHF 39 and delivery at CHF 19. Same day for orders before noon; no Sunday. Site in four languages, TWINT accepted. As with any network, the bouquet depends on the florist who makes it.

7. Vaud-Fleurs: same day in Lausanne and Vaud

Vaud-Fleurs is a regional florist with bouquets from CHF 45.90. Delivery costs CHF 10 in Lausanne, CHF 12 in Vaud and CHF 13.90 elsewhere in Switzerland, free from CHF 150. Same day in Lausanne and Vaud for orders before noon, Monday to Friday. Its own site displays 4.83/5 from more than 23,000 reviews. See our Lausanne guide.

Real price: Fleurop vs the alternatives

What you actually pay for the cheapest bouquet, delivery included (October 2026):

ServiceBouquetDeliveryTotal
KANEL, outside GenevaCHF 64.90CHF 14.90CHF 79.80
KANEL, GenevaCHF 64.90from CHF 9.90from CHF 74.80
myflowerCHF 30CHF 9CHF 39
Vaud-Fleurs (Vaud)CHF 45.90CHF 12CHF 57.90
Blueme-ShopCHF 48CHF 8.90CHF 56.90 (CHF 60.90 same day)
123BlumenCHF 39CHF 19CHF 58
SayFlowersCHF 59IncludedCHF 59
FleuropCHF 35CHF 19.80CHF 54.80
Fleurop express (90 min)CHF 35CHF 38about CHF 73

Two things stand out. First, Fleurop’s entry total is not the highest, but a large share goes to the CHF 19.80 fee rather than the flowers: a CHF 35 bouquet is the minimum value. Second, KANEL is the most expensive at entry level, but it is the only one in this list combining its own workshop, bouquets made on delivery day, same-day evening slots in Geneva and a 4.8 Trustpilot score. Our article on what flower delivery costs in Switzerland goes further.

How we chose these alternatives

We included services that deliver in Switzerland and whose prices and delivery rules we could check on their official websites in October 2026. We left out:

  • Euroflorist, whose Swiss site was unavailable during our check;
  • FloraPrima, a German company pricing in euros without a working Swiss storefront;
  • Bloomy Days, Blume Ideal and Bergamotte, which do not deliver to Switzerland;
  • LesFleurs.ch, which we cover separately in KANEL vs LesFleurs.ch because, like Fleurop, it relies partly on a florist network.

When to stay with Fleurop

Being honest about alternatives also means saying when Fleurop is the better choice:

  • Real emergencies outside Geneva: Fleurop’s 90-minute express (CHF 38) covers more than 1,000 localities. No alternative here matches it.
  • Same day on a Saturday outside Geneva: Fleurop takes orders until 1pm on Saturdays.
  • Ticino and Italian speakers: Fleurop’s site is in Italian, with local florists in Ticino. See our Ticino guide.
  • Invoice payment from a recognised Swiss brand.
  • A precise 30-minute window (+CHF 15).

Which alternative for which situation?

  • Planned gift, quality first: KANEL, order before 4pm the day before.
  • Geneva, today: KANEL, before 2pm.
  • Lowest budget: myflower (weekdays) or SayFlowers (Saturday too).
  • Zurich or Winterthur, today: Blueme-Shop, before noon.
  • Lausanne or Vaud, today: Vaud-Fleurs, before noon.
  • Ordering late in the evening for tomorrow: Flower24, until 5pm.
  • Within 90 minutes: stay with Fleurop.

For a full analysis of every service, see our comparison of Swiss online florists and our guide to the best flower delivery in Switzerland. Also considering LesFleurs.ch? Read KANEL vs LesFleurs.ch.

Our recommendation: if you are leaving Fleurop for more consistent quality, start with KANEL. Order before 4pm and your bouquet is hand-tied on delivery day and delivered anywhere in Switzerland the next day (Tuesday to Saturday).

Frequently asked questions

What is the best alternative to Fleurop in Switzerland?

For a planned delivery, we recommend KANEL: bouquets are hand-tied in its own workshop on the day of delivery, sent anywhere in Switzerland the next day for CHF 14.90, with the best Trustpilot score in the market (4.8/5).

What is cheaper than Fleurop in Switzerland?

Fleurop starts at CHF 35 plus a CHF 19.80 service fee, about CHF 54.80. myflower is clearly cheaper at CHF 30 plus CHF 9, and Flower24 starts at CHF 39.90 (fees not verified). SayFlowers costs about CHF 4 more in total (CHF 59) but has no separate delivery fee. Prices checked October 2026.

Which Fleurop alternatives deliver the same day?

KANEL in Geneva (before 2pm, Mon–Sat), Blueme-Shop in Zurich and Winterthur (before noon, Mon–Fri), Vaud-Fleurs in Lausanne and Vaud (before noon, Mon–Fri) and the 123Blumen network (before noon).

Why is Fleurop so expensive?

As a network, Fleurop adds a standard service fee of CHF 19.80 to every order, on top of the bouquet. In 2024 the consumer magazine saldo found Fleurop to be the most expensive provider in its survey.

When is Fleurop still the best option?

When flowers must arrive within hours outside Geneva (90-minute express for CHF 38 in 1,000+ localities), when you need an Italian-language site, or when you want to pay by invoice.

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