Can we hire a WooCommerce developer for a fixed piece of work?

Yes. Discrete work such as a checkout change, a gateway integration or a subscription migration is scoped and quoted as a fixed piece rather than as a retainer. Larger rebuilds and ongoing store work suit a retainer better, and we will say which one your request actually is instead of defaulting to the bigger number.

Should we use WooCommerce or Shopify?

WooCommerce when you need control, owned data, custom workflows, or integration with WordPress content. Shopify when you want a hosted platform with less customization. Most B2B and content-driven stores end up on WooCommerce. Most simple D2C stores work fine on Shopify. We will recommend honestly.

Can you migrate from Shopify to WooCommerce?

Yes. Products, customers, orders, subscriptions, reviews, redirects all migrated. Shopify themes do not port directly, the new WooCommerce theme is built fresh against your design. Migration timeline is two to eight weeks depending on catalog size and customizations.

How do you handle WooCommerce performance?

Three layers. Database tuning (index optimization, autoload cleanup, action scheduler tuning). Object cache (Redis with proper invalidation). Edge cache (Cloudflare with WooCommerce-aware exclusion rules). Most WooCommerce stores improve TTFB 60 to 80 percent.

Do you build custom payment gateways?

Yes. We have built integrations for regional gateways (Razorpay, Paystack, Mercado Pago) and custom B2B gateways (NET 30 invoicing, purchase order workflows). The integration includes webhook handlers, refund handling, partial captures, and reconciliation reports.

Can you integrate with our ERP or accounting system?

Yes. NetSuite, QuickBooks, Xero, custom ERPs. Bidirectional sync of orders, customers, inventory. We have shipped these integrations through REST APIs, file-based exchange, and middleware platforms (Zapier, Make, custom Laravel sync layer).

WooCommerce work is estimated against scope rather than sold at a list price. Adding a payment gateway to a working store and building a subscription business with a custom checkout are very different projects. The section above sets out what moves the number.

Service WooCommerce

WooCommerce builds for stores that need more than the default.

Custom checkout, payment gateways, subscriptions, B2B workflows, multi-vendor, headless frontends. Built by a team that has shipped WooCommerce extensions for over a decade.

Start a project See our work

WordPress agency since 2013, 100+ plugins shipped

Why WooCommerce

WooCommerce wins when you need control. It loses when you skip the engineering.

The flexibility that gives WooCommerce its range is the same flexibility that makes most WooCommerce stores slow, fragile, and hard to maintain. Twenty plugins doing what one custom integration would do better. A page builder checkout adding 400KB of CSS. An action scheduler queue 200,000 jobs deep. The platform is fine. The implementations are usually not.

We build WooCommerce stores like product engineering, not like template configuration. Custom code where customization adds value, well-chosen plugins where they earn their keep, and performance work that holds when orders scale.

Store in motion

What a working store looks like at 2pm.

A snapshot of the dashboard pattern we ship with every WooCommerce build. Top: live revenue, orders, average order value. Below: the order stream as it actually arrives. Numbers animate on scroll. Scroll up and back down to replay.

Revenue $0 + 18.4% vs yesterday

Orders 0 + 12% vs yesterday

AOV $0 flat vs yesterday

Conversion 0.0% + 0.4 pts

Recent orders 5 of 247 today

#4821 14:23 UTC Community Bundle · Yearly $129 Paid
#4820 14:21 UTC Moderation add-on · Annual $79 Paid
#4819 14:18 UTC Lifetime license · Single site $199 Paid
#4818 14:14 UTC Media library Pro · Annual $89 Pending
#4817 14:09 UTC Theme upgrade · Yearly $159 Paid

$0 downtime on our own store in the last 12 months
Sub-1s checkout TTFB on the Wbcom store stack
EDD + WooCommerce · we ship and operate both daily

When you need a WooCommerce expert rather than a WordPress developer

Most WordPress developers can install WooCommerce. Far fewer have debugged a checkout that fails for one payment method on mobile, or worked out why an order occasionally saves without its line items. Commerce breaks in places a content site never does, and the difference only shows up once real money is moving.

Ask about the order lifecycle, about how they test a checkout change, and about the last payment bug they fixed. The answers separate the two quickly, whoever you end up hiring.

Custom checkout that converts

Block-based checkout customized to your conversion path. Address validation, express checkout, abandoned cart recovery, order bumps. Tested across mobile and desktop, accessibility verified.

Every checkout step instrumented, so you can see where people drop.

Payment gateway integration

Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal, Authorize.net, regional gateways. Subscription billing, metered billing, multi-currency, tax handling. Webhook handlers tested with the gateway CLI before launch.

Payment infrastructure stops being a single point of failure.

Subscriptions, memberships, recurring

WooCommerce Subscriptions, MemberPress, Paid Memberships Pro, custom recurring billing. Trial periods, dunning, mid-cycle plan changes, prorated upgrades. Wired to your CRM.

Recurring revenue infrastructure that holds.

B2B, wholesale, multi-vendor

Tiered pricing, customer-specific catalogs, request-for-quote workflows, account-level approvals, multi-vendor (Dokan, WC Vendors, custom). The patterns most B2B stores need but standard WooCommerce skips.

Enterprise tier deals become possible.

Headless WooCommerce when speed matters

Catalog and product pages on Astro or Next.js for sub-second LCP. Cart and checkout still on WooCommerce. Best of both worlds: fast frontend, mature commerce backend, no replatform risk.

Conversion rates up because the frontend is fast.

Performance tuned for traffic spikes

Object cache, transient cache, edge caching with proper exclusions. WooCommerce action scheduler tuned. Order management performant at 10,000+ orders/month. Black Friday tested.

Store stays up during the launch tweet.

13 years

building WooCommerce extensions and customizations for production stores

Source code public on WordPress.org and GitHub. Patterns we have shipped many times.

Discovery

One to two weeks. Catalog audit, payment flow audit, performance baseline, integration list, customization plan. Output is a fixed price quote.

Build starts with the scope locked.

Build

Four to twelve weeks depending on scope. Staging store available within seven days. Test orders flow through every payment gateway. Performance tested against synthetic load.

Working store at every milestone.

Launch and monitor

One week. Cutover during low-traffic window. Order monitoring, payment reconciliation, performance tracking active. Optional retainer for ongoing operations.

Store opens stable.

What it costs

WooCommerce pricing follows the checkout and what feeds it.

A payment gateway on a working store and a subscription business with custom checkout and multi-warehouse stock are the same sentence and very different projects. Here is what moves the number.

What moves the number

How you take money One gateway is quick. Subscriptions, saved cards, multi-currency, taxes across regions and dunning are the parts that carry real complexity.
Catalogue size and shape Five hundred simple products and fifty thousand variable ones behave differently, and the difference shows up in search and admin before it shows on the storefront.
How custom the checkout Every field added to checkout costs conversion and engineering. Worth deciding which ones genuinely earn their place.
What it integrates with ERP, fulfilment, accounting, CRM and stock. Each is a seam, and the seams are where stores break at volume.
Performance at your traffic A store that is fine on a Tuesday and falls over on launch day is a capacity question, and it is cheaper to answer before the launch.

Small, well-defined work is usually better handled as an hourly block than scoped as a project, and we will say so rather than inflate it into one.

Rough idea to delivery

You send the details What you want built, roughly, plus budget range and timing. The form asks for all of it
Within 4 business hours We read it and reply. Nothing is scheduled before we know what it is about
Then the call Free discovery, booked once there is enough on the table to make it worth your hour
Within 48 hours of the call A written fixed-price quote you approve before anything starts

Get an estimate

Quick enquiry

Store outgrowing the default?

Tell us roughly your catalogue size, order volume and what hurts today. Checkout, performance and integrations are the usual three, and knowing which one it is changes where we start.

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Can we hire a WooCommerce developer for a fixed piece of work?

Yes. Discrete work such as a checkout change, a gateway integration or a subscription migration is scoped and quoted as a fixed piece rather than as a retainer. Larger rebuilds and ongoing store work suit a retainer better, and we will say which one your request actually is instead of defaulting to the bigger number.
Should we use WooCommerce or Shopify?

WooCommerce when you need control, owned data, custom workflows, or integration with WordPress content. Shopify when you want a hosted platform with less customization. Most B2B and content-driven stores end up on WooCommerce. Most simple D2C stores work fine on Shopify. We will recommend honestly.
Can you migrate from Shopify to WooCommerce?

Yes. Products, customers, orders, subscriptions, reviews, redirects all migrated. Shopify themes do not port directly, the new WooCommerce theme is built fresh against your design. Migration timeline is two to eight weeks depending on catalog size and customizations.
How do you handle WooCommerce performance?

Three layers. Database tuning (index optimization, autoload cleanup, action scheduler tuning). Object cache (Redis with proper invalidation). Edge cache (Cloudflare with WooCommerce-aware exclusion rules). Most WooCommerce stores improve TTFB 60 to 80 percent.
Do you build custom payment gateways?

Yes. We have built integrations for regional gateways (Razorpay, Paystack, Mercado Pago) and custom B2B gateways (NET 30 invoicing, purchase order workflows). The integration includes webhook handlers, refund handling, partial captures, and reconciliation reports.
Can you integrate with our ERP or accounting system?

Yes. NetSuite, QuickBooks, Xero, custom ERPs. Bidirectional sync of orders, customers, inventory. We have shipped these integrations through REST APIs, file-based exchange, and middleware platforms (Zapier, Make, custom Laravel sync layer).
What does it cost?

WooCommerce work is estimated against scope rather than sold at a list price. Adding a payment gateway to a working store and building a subscription business with a custom checkout are very different projects. The section above sets out what moves the number.