WooCommerce stores built around how you sell
Why choose WooCommerce
WooCommerce runs on WordPress, which means your store lives on your own hosting and nobody else sets the rules. It suits you if:
- You want full control. Your products, customers and order data sit in your own database. Nothing is rented.
- You sell in an unusual way. Trade and retail prices side by side, made-to-order products, bookings, subscriptions, complicated delivery rules. WooCommerce can be shaped to fit.
- You’d rather not pay a monthly platform fee. WooCommerce itself is free. You pay for good hosting and upkeep, and choose your own card payment provider.
- You publish a lot of content. Guides, recipes, blog posts and product pages all in one place, with WordPress’s editor.
It isn’t the right fit for everyone. If you want the platform to handle hosting and security for you, Shopify might suit you better. Here’s our honest comparison.
What’s different about how we build them
Custom theme, not a page builder
We write the theme for your store instead of starting from a £59 template and a page builder. You get a site that looks like your brand and doesn’t carry code for features you’ll never use.
Fewer plugins
Plugin sprawl is the most common reason WooCommerce stores get slow and break after updates. We use well-supported plugins where they earn their place and write the rest ourselves.
Fast where it matters
Product listings, search and checkout are where slow pages lose sales. We build and test those first.
Easy to run
You’ll be able to add products, change prices, run offers and write content without calling us. We’ll show you how before launch.
Things we’re often asked for
- Trade accounts with their own prices and payment terms
- Product builders and made-to-measure options
- Subscriptions and repeat orders
- Links to stock, accounts and delivery systems
- Multi-currency and international shipping
- Moving an existing store onto WooCommerce, or rebuilding a slow one
Already have a WooCommerce store that’s struggling?
We take on existing stores too. We’ll look at what’s there (the theme, the plugins, the hosting and the speed) and tell you plainly whether it needs tidying up or rebuilding.
Questions
How much does a WooCommerce store cost?
It depends on how many products you have, how custom the design is, and what it needs to connect to. Tell us your budget on the quote form and we’ll say straight away what’s realistic for it.
How long does it take?
It can be as little as three months from your first enquiry to launch. The biggest factor is usually how quickly feedback, content and sign-off come back from your side, so we’ll agree a realistic timeline with you at the start.
Can you move my store from Shopify, Magento or another platform?
Yes. We move your products, customers and order history, and set up redirects from the old web addresses so you keep your Google rankings.
Who owns the store?
You do. Once the project is paid for, the code is yours, whoever hosts it.
What happens after launch?
Everything we build is guaranteed for three months. After that, most clients choose a support plan for updates and developer time. If a bug in our work turns up later, we’ll still fix it for free.
Will I be able to update it myself?
Yes. Products, prices, offers, pages and blog posts are all yours to manage. We’ll walk you through it before launch.
Thinking about WooCommerce?
Sheffield, South Yorkshire