We bake custom branded cakes at local Los Angeles partner bakeries and hand-deliver them to office reception desks — Santa Monica, Venice, Culver City, West Hollywood, and DTLA. From $100 plus delivery, typically within 2–4 business days.
Daymaker runs corporate cake delivery in Los Angeles for teams that want a message to physically land: sales teams opening doors at target accounts, founders coldcaking their way into meetings, and companies celebrating a launch, a milestone, or a customer. The cake is baked locally, the artwork is yours, and the delivery is by hand — to studios, startups, and agencies from the beach to downtown.
How it works
- You send the brief. Logo, message, product screenshot, launch slide — whatever should be on the frosting, plus the delivery address and a contact name.
- A local bakery bakes it. Every cake is made fresh by a Los Angeles partner bakery, not shipped frozen from a warehouse.
- We hand-deliver it. Mid-morning by default, straight to reception, with delivery confirmation back to you — so your follow-up lands while the office is still talking about it.
What teams send
- Account cakes — a target account's logo or launch, frosted. The door-opener from our sales playbook.
- Pitch cakes — your deck's key slide plus a QR code, for investors and dream customers. Examples here.
- Launch and milestone cakes — for your own team or the partner who helped you ship.
- Thank-you cakes — customers remember the vendor who sent cake. Forever.
LA deliveries are planned around traffic reality: we route morning bakes so the cake arrives mid-morning, not mid-gridlock.
Delivery areas in Los Angeles
We cover Santa Monica, Venice, Culver City, West Hollywood, and DTLA. Not sure your address is in range? Ask us — coverage grows with our bakery network.
Pricing
Campaign cakes start at $100 for an 8-inch cake plus delivery. Bay Area VC pitch cakes are $99 flat. Multi-account campaigns are quoted per order — see the full pricing breakdown.
Put a cake on a desk in Los Angeles.
Send the brief. We handle the bakery, the frosting, and the front desk.