Your online store on WordPress, with no cut taken per sale
WooCommerce turns a WordPress site into a full ecommerce. You get complete control of the code, the data and the design, and you don’t pay the platform a percentage of every order.
Full control, with the responsibility that comes with it
The trade-off for that freedom is that hosting, updates and security are yours. So we build WooCommerce stores with that part solved: hosting sized to real load, automatic backups and an update plan.
If you’d rather not deal with any of it, we’ll openly tell you to look at Shopify. Each platform has its ideal client, and forcing the wrong one gets expensive later.
What we build into a WooCommerce store
Well-structured catalogue
Categories, attributes and filters designed so customers find things and Google understands them.
Payment gateways
Card, Bizum, PayPal, transfer or pay-later, depending on what your audience expects.
Shipping and logistics
Rates by weight or zone, pickup points and a link to your carrier.
Product pages that sell
A product template built for conversion and for ranking on long-tail searches.
Back-office integration
Stock and orders wired to your ERP or POS so you don’t run two inventories.
Ecommerce analytics
Purchase and funnel tracking, so you know where orders are lost.
Speed is a commercial feature
In an online store, every second of load time turns into abandoned baskets. WooCommerce can be very fast, but it isn’t by default: it takes work.
We optimise queries, images and caching, and test performance with your real catalogue loaded — not a ten-product demo store that always looks great.
Tested with your catalogue
A thousand products behave differently from ten. We measure with yours.
Short checkout
Fewer steps and fewer fields. Every field removed is another order placed.
Mobile first
Most of your traffic will be mobile. That’s where the design starts.
WooCommerce FAQs
WooCommerce or Shopify?
WooCommerce if you want full control, no per-sale commission and unlimited customisation, accepting the maintenance. Shopify if you prefer a fixed fee and no server to worry about. On the first call we tell you which fits your case, not our convenience.
How many products can it handle?
Thousands, comfortably, provided the hosting and database are properly sized. WooCommerce performance problems almost always trace back to cheap shared hosting, not the platform.
Can it connect to my accounting software?
Yes, it’s one of the things we do most. If your system has an API or scheduled exports, stock, orders and invoices can be synced. We check before quoting.
Can you migrate my current store to WooCommerce?
Yes, and the critical part is doing it without losing rankings: mapping old URLs to new, 301 redirects, and moving products, customers and order history across.
Tell us what you sell
With your catalogue and how you work, we can tell you whether WooCommerce fits and what it would cost.