WooCommerce stores, custom plugins and speed fixes for businesses that sell on WordPress.
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WooCommerce turns a WordPress site into an online store you fully control, with no platform fees on each sale.
We build new WooCommerce stores, fix slow or fragile ones and write the custom plugins that make the store work the way your business does. On the technical side we work with High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS), the block-based Cart and Checkout, the Store API, WooPayments and Stripe, Woo Subscriptions and modern PHP 8, and we tune hosting, caching and database queries so the store stays fast as orders grow.
Pages and checkout take seconds to load, especially on mobile and during sales.
Dozens of plugins, some abandoned, conflict with each other and break after updates.
Orders are still in post tables and checkout uses old shortcodes, so new features and plugins do not work.
Pricing, shipping or stock rules are handled manually because no plugin fits.
Orders are re-keyed into accounting or warehouse software.
Outcomes
A store built on WordPress for brands that already use it for content.
Learn moreFinding and fixing what makes an existing store slow or unstable.
Boxes, refills and memberships billed on a schedule.
Customer-specific prices, quotes and bulk ordering on WooCommerce.
Learn moreMoving to or from WooCommerce with SEO and data intact.
Learn moreUpdates, backups, monitoring and small changes each month.
Learn moreA list of what to keep, update, replace or remove, with priorities.
Block theme and templates your team can edit in the Site Editor.
Version-controlled plugins with documentation and update path.
Payment, shipping, ERP and marketing connections, tested end to end.
Before and after measurements of load times and Core Web Vitals.
Admin guides, access in your name and source code in your repository.
A store that is quick to use and easy to manage.
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Business logic packaged the WordPress way.
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Bring older stores up to current WooCommerce.
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Keep the store fast at peak traffic.
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Connect the store to how you get paid and ship.
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We move stores to HPOS and the block-based checkout, and keep plugins compatible.
Plugins follow WordPress coding standards and are tested, so updates do not break your store.
We find slow queries, plugins and hosting limits, and measure the result.
A care plan covers updates, backups, security checks and fixes.
Featured portfolio
The migration of a Canadian glass hardware supplier's online catalogue from WooCommerce to Shopify, keeping its trade pricing, catalogue, security and search rankings intact.
Read the project
We review your products, plugins, hosting, integrations and order volumes, and agree what success looks like.
You receive Requirements and plugin audit
We plan templates, checkout flow and custom features, and design key pages in Figma.
You receive Designs and technical plan
We build theme, plugins and integrations on a staging site in short iterations, with demos.
You receive Working staging store
We test orders, payments, taxes, emails and speed on real devices before launch.
You receive Test results and fixes
We go live with backups, monitoring and redirects in place.
You receive Live store and runbook
We keep WordPress, WooCommerce and plugins updated and secure, and add features as you grow.
You receive Support plan
Tech stack
Databases
BI and analytics
Frontend
Backend and APIs
Languages
Cloud and DevOps
CRM, commerce and CMS
Other tools
Engagement
A fixed-scope review of speed, plugins, security and HPOS readiness.
A new store or major rebuild delivered against an agreed scope.
Monthly updates, monitoring and development hours.
It depends on the number of templates, product types, custom plugins and integrations, and whether we are building new or fixing an existing store. After a short discovery call we send a written estimate. Hosting and paid plugins are billed to your accounts. As a guide, a WooCommerce store usually costs $8,000 to $30,000, a custom plugin $3,000 to $15,000, and a complex store with integrations $30,000 to $80,000 or more (USD).
Yes, when you want full control of your store and data, already run on WordPress, or need custom rules that hosted platforms make hard. If you want the least maintenance, a hosted platform like Shopify can be simpler. We can compare both for your case.
High-Performance Order Storage keeps orders in dedicated database tables instead of WordPress post tables. It makes order queries faster and is the default for new stores. Older stores should migrate; we check plugin compatibility, migrate and verify the data.
In most cases yes. The block checkout is where WooCommerce is putting new features and is faster to work with. Some older plugins only support the classic checkout, so we check each one and replace or update those that do not.
Common causes are too many plugins, heavy themes, no object caching, slow hosting, large autoloaded options and long Action Scheduler queues. We profile the store, fix the biggest causes first and measure the difference.
Yes. We write plugins to WordPress coding standards, with settings screens, REST and Store API support, block checkout compatibility and HPOS support, plus documentation and version control.
Yes. We set up Woo Subscriptions or a similar tool for recurring products, trials, renewals, upgrades and failed-payment retries, connected to Stripe or WooPayments.
Yes. We migrate products, customers, orders and content and set up 301 redirects to protect search rankings. See our store migration service for details.
We keep WordPress, WooCommerce and plugins updated, remove unused plugins, use strong admin access with two-factor login, add a web application firewall and take regular off-site backups. Card data is handled by the payment provider, not stored on your server.
Yes. We offer monthly plans for updates, backups, uptime monitoring, security checks and small changes.
We start with a store audit and a written estimate. A new store usually takes 6 to 12 weeks, and a custom plugin 2 to 6 weeks. We need admin and hosting access and a list of plugins and integrations.
You do. You own the code, custom plugins, data and hosting account, and get documentation at handover.
Book a call with our team. We will review your store and goals and outline the work, the steps and the likely cost.
