WooCommerce development
Custom WooCommerce stores on WordPress — designed to convert, built to stay fast and secure, and easy for your team to manage from one dashboard.
Quick answer
WooCommerce development is building and extending online stores on WooCommerce, the ecommerce plugin for WordPress. It covers store design and theming, custom product, cart and checkout features, payment and shipping integrations, and the performance and security work that keeps a self-hosted store fast and safe — with full control of your code and data.
What we build
From a new store to custom plugins, one team handles the design, the code and the hosting setup.
Get a fixed quoteA store designed around your brand and products, built on a fast block theme your team can edit.
Features no plugin offers, written cleanly as your own plugin so updates never overwrite them.
Custom checkout fields, one-page checkout, upsells and cart rules that reduce abandonment.
Stripe, PayPal, WooPayments, Razorpay and local gateways set up and tested end to end.
Recurring products, member-only content and bookable services configured and extended for your model.
Trade pricing, role-based catalogues, quote requests and bulk order forms for wholesale customers.
Caching, image optimisation, database clean-up and hardening, so the store stays fast and safe as it grows.
Orders, stock and customers synced with your accounting, ERP, CRM or marketplaces through APIs.
Build options
Every project gets a fixed, itemised quote — pick the level the business needs today.
Launch fast
A quality WooCommerce theme set up for your brand, products, payments and shipping.
Most chosen
A bespoke design and theme with the custom features and integrations your store needs.
Extend
Custom plugins and system integrations added to an existing WooCommerce store.
In every build
How it works
A clear plan, a fixed price and a staging site you can click through every week.
Free 30-minute call
Products, customers, payments and systems reviewed, with what the store must do.
Within 48 hours
Features, plugins, integrations, timeline and price in writing.
Weekly staging links
Design approved first, then the store built on a staging site you can test.
30 days of fixes
Data imported, payments tested and the store launched, with training for your team.
Selected work
Straight answers
The things brands actually ask us before a build — answered properly, including the times the answer is that you do not need us.
WooCommerce itself is free, but hosting, premium plugins and development are not. A theme-based store costs far less than a custom design with bespoke features and integrations. After a short call we send a fixed, itemised quote.
WooCommerce suits brands that want full control of their code and hosting, deep content on WordPress or unusual features. Shopify suits brands that want hosting, security and checkout handled for them. We build on both and recommend the one that fits your team and budget.
Yes. We add custom fields, change the layout, add upsells and payment options, and build one-page checkouts — using the block checkout or custom code, depending on your theme and plugins.
Yes. We review hosting, caching, plugins, images and the database, then fix the biggest bottlenecks first and measure the result against Core Web Vitals.
Yes. When no plugin does what you need, we write a custom plugin that follows WordPress coding standards, so it stays safe through WordPress and WooCommerce updates.
Yes. Maintenance plans cover WordPress, WooCommerce and plugin updates, backups, security monitoring and fixes, so the store stays fast and safe.
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Guides
Practical answers to the questions we hear most, from the team that builds these stores.
All insights
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Start a project
Tell us where you are — a new build, a migration or a project that has stopped moving. You get a fixed scope and a plan in writing, not a sales call.
