Store setup
Online stores built from scratch around your products and brand, not a template.
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WooCommerce stores built around how you actually sell.
Store setup and migration, payment and shipping integrations and custom store features, for businesses that want to sell on WordPress.
Timelines depend on scope; we agree one before work starts.
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Enamel camp mug
$14.00Add to cartCanvas tote
$18.00Add to cartSteel bottle
$22.00Add to cart- Years of experience
- 10+
- Projects completed
- 200+
- Happy customers
- 340+
- Average rating from 80+ reviews
- 4.9/5
What we do on WooCommerce.
From a new store to the checkout feature your customers keep asking for.
Theme customisation
An existing theme tweaked, or a new one designed, so the store matches your brand.
Product pages styledResponsive on every screenEditable by your team
Custom plugins
Store features that don't exist yet, built without slowing the store down.
wp-content/plugins/your-store-featurePayment and shipping
Your store connected to trusted payment options, so customers pay however they like.
WooCommercePayment gateway
Migrations
Stores moved to WooCommerce from another platform, keeping products, customers and orders.
Products movedCustomer data keptOrder history kept
Speed, SEO and care
Fast pages, clean code, and regular updates, backups and security checks.
Plugins updatedBackup checkedStore speed monitored
Details shown are examples of the work, not a specific client.
Is WooCommerce right for your store?
We recommend the platform that fits, even when it isn't WooCommerce.
WooCommerce is a strong fit when
- You want your store and your content on one WordPress site
- You already run WordPress and want to start selling
- You want full control over hosting, code and plugins
- Your catalog and checkout rules are fairly standard
Consider another platform when
- You want a fully managed store with hosting included: Shopify
- You have a large catalog or complex B2B pricing: Magento
- You don't sell online: WordPress on its own is enough
“We needed a custom plugin to sync our inventory with a third-party booking system. Nothing off-the-shelf came close to fitting our workflow. They built it from scratch, documented it well, and it's been running without issues for over a year.”
Choose how we work together.
Three working models. We agree the model and the price before work begins.
For a clearly defined scope
Fixed cost
A transparent, all-inclusive price agreed before work begins, with no surprise costs and a fixed delivery timeline.
- All-inclusive pricing
- Defined scope
- Fixed timeline
- Predictable budget
Project plan Price agreed
- Scope agreedWeek 1
- Design approvedWeek 2
- Build on stagingWeeks 3–4
- LaunchWeek 5
For evolving work and ongoing support
Hourly
You pay only for the hours worked, with detailed time tracking. Suits work where requirements may change.
- Pay per hour
- Flexible scope
- Transparent time tracking
- No long-term commitment
Time log This week
| Mon | Checkout layout fix | 1.5 h |
| Tue | New landing page section | 3.0 h |
| Thu | Plugin update and testing | 1.0 h |
| Total | 5.5 h |
For ongoing or multiple projects
Dedicated team
A person or team working only on your projects for a set period, aligned with your brand and workflow.
- Exclusive dedicated resource
- Faster turnaround
- Flexible terms
- Ongoing project support
Your team Only your projects
DV
DeveloperYour themes, features and fixes
PM
Project managerYour single point of contact
How a WooCommerce project runs.
We agree scope, timeline and cost before any work starts.
- 1
Discover & plan
We map your products, payments, shipping and integrations, then agree scope, timeline and cost.
- 2
Design & prototype
You approve the shop, product, cart and checkout designs before any code is written.
- 3
Develop & build
We build the store on staging, set up payments and shipping, and migrate your data.
- 4
Test, launch & support
We test checkout and speed, launch carefully and stay on for support.
Agencies: WooCommerce work under your brand.
Take on more store projects without hiring. We work with your team, sign an NDA first and never contact your clients.
Your agencyExample WooCommerce project
- NDA signedBefore any client details are sharedDone
- Audit and scopeScope, pages and integrations reviewedDone
- Staging ready for your reviewYour team signs off firstIn review
- Launched under your brandYour client only ever sees youNext
Common questions.
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.
Is WooCommerce the right platform for my store?
It depends on your goals. WordPress suits content-driven or brochure sites, Shopify fits product-based businesses wanting a managed ecommerce experience, and Magento is built for larger catalogs or complex B2B needs. We'll recommend the right fit on a free call.
How long does a WooCommerce project take?
Most WordPress or Shopify projects take 3–6 weeks; Magento or complex builds typically take 6–10 weeks, depending on scope.
What's included in store maintenance?
Security updates, regular backups, uptime monitoring, performance checks, and a set number of monthly support hours, depending on the plan.
Do you take on WooCommerce work for agencies?
Yes. We work under your brand with no client-facing contact from us, backed by an NDA, on either project-based or ongoing retainer terms.
Other services.
The same in-house team, across every platform we build on.