An online store simple enough to run yourself, built to actually sell.
Online stores that are simple to run and easy to scale — from first sale to a thousand.
Most small businesses starting an online store default to whatever platform their friend used — Shopify, a page builder with a “store” plugin bolted on, whatever showed up first in a search. It works, until it doesn’t: a monthly fee that climbs every year, a transaction cut on every sale, and a design that starts to feel identical to every other store on the same platform.
WooCommerce runs on WordPress, which means the store is yours — not rented from a platform that can change its pricing or its rules whenever it wants. You keep your product data, your customer list, and your design, and you’re never locked into a plan tier just to unlock a feature you need.
Speed matters more in a store than almost anywhere else on a website. A slow product page or a checkout that hesitates is one of the clearest ways to lose a sale that was already decided. We build stores the same way we build every site — lean, without unnecessary plugins stacked on top of each other, so the path from product page to completed order stays fast.
Running the store day to day shouldn’t require a developer either. Adding a product, updating a price, checking an order — these are things you should be able to do between other tasks, not things that sit in a queue waiting for someone else’s time. We set the store up so your team can manage it directly from launch day.
None of this means starting small is off the table. A store built to grow into a thousand products works exactly the same on day one with twelve. The structure is what changes the cost of growing later — get it right at the start, and adding to the catalog never means rebuilding the store around it.
Everything that goes into the store
A complete, sellable store from day one — not a demo you need to finish yourself.
From product list to first sale
Five steps, typically 4 to 8 weeks depending on catalog size.
We review your catalog, pricing, and how you plan to fulfill orders.
Categories, product data, and navigation mapped out first.
Product pages and checkout flow designed for conversion.
Payments, shipping, and tax tested with real test orders.
Store goes live, we stay close for the first 30 days.
Pick a starting point — we’ll scope the rest together
Every project gets a fixed quote after the discovery call — no surprises.
For a business selling a focused range of products and just needs a clean, working store.
- Up to 25 products
- One payment provider
- Standard checkout flow
- Mobile-first design
For a growing catalog with categories, variants, and a store built to be managed daily.
- Unlimited products
- Product variants & filtering
- Multiple payment providers
- Tax & shipping rules
- 30-day launch support
Subscriptions, multi-currency, or a connection to inventory and fulfillment systems you already use.
- Subscription products
- Third-party integrations
- Multi-currency support
- Custom order workflows
Questions about this service
Which payment providers do you support?
Stripe and PayPal are the most common, and we can integrate most major processors that support WooCommerce. Tell us who you already use and we’ll confirm compatibility before the build starts.
Can I manage products and orders myself after launch?
Yes — adding products, updating prices, and processing orders are all things you can do directly from the WordPress dashboard. We walk your team through it before handoff.
Do you handle shipping and tax setup?
Yes, as part of every package. We configure shipping zones and tax rules based on where you actually sell — you tell us the rules, we set them up correctly.
Can the store grow with more products later?
Yes — the Starter and Growth structures are both built to scale. Adding products later doesn’t require rebuilding the store, just adding to what’s already there.