WooCommerce stores built to sell more.

WooCommerce stores are quoted after we review your catalog and requirements, so you know the cost before the build starts. The price depends on the theme design, your product types and variations, the payment, shipping, inventory, CRM or ERP connections, and whether we are moving products from another platform. You get one flat fee for the agreed scope, which can be split into 2 to 4 payments. Stores we host include three months of hosting and maintenance free after launch, and product and category copywriting is available at an additional cost. Get a free WooCommerce proposal.

A simple WooCommerce store can launch in as little as 4 to 6 weeks, while a custom store with a large catalog, many product variations and inventory, CRM or ERP syncs can take up to 4 to 6 months. The timeline depends on your product types and variations, how much data moves from your old platform, whether your current WordPress theme can support a store or needs rebuilding, and how quickly feedback and approvals come back. You get a timeline with milestones before the build starts, and your current site keeps selling while we work in a private development space.

WooCommerce runs your store inside WordPress, so your products and your content live on one site you fully own, with no platform fee on each sale and no limits on design or features. It suits businesses that publish a lot of content, need custom product setups, or already run on WordPress. If you would rather not manage hosting and updates, we will tell you when Shopify fits better.

Yes. We can add WooCommerce to a well-built WordPress site, or rebuild the theme when the current one can't support a store cleanly. Either way, products, cart and checkout are designed to match the rest of your site.

Yes. We move products, categories and content, map every old URL to its new page with a redirect plan, and check rankings and crawl errors after launch so shoppers and search engines land in the right place.

Yes, when it is kept up to date. Most problems come from outdated plugins and weak hosting. We keep WordPress, WooCommerce and every plugin updated, host the store on managed servers with backups and security monitoring, and use trusted payment gateways, so card details are handled by the payment provider rather than stored on your server.

Speed is built in: a lean theme, only the plugins you need, optimized images, caching and managed hosting. We test product, cart and checkout pages on mobile before launch, and your Client Hub flags slow pages and heavy images after launch.

Yes. Tag archives, attribute pages and plugin bloat can crowd Google's index, so we clean up what Google crawls and add product schema and clean URLs. A clean Merchant Center feed from your catalog puts your products in Google Shopping and free listings. Your Client Hub then shows which products win clicks and the sessions, orders and revenue each channel brings in.