Rebuild or move
First order placed, from a phone
Card, Apple Pay and cash on delivery ready
New storeReady to sell on day one
Design around what you sell, payments, couriers, emails and technical SEO set up before launch.
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WooCommerce development services
Tell us what hurtswe fix the store.
WooCommerce development services for a store that already sells: a careful move, a faster checkout, sales that finally add up. Answer a few questions and see where we would start.
Then, for every service
How we work
- 01A look firstWe open the store, measure it on a phone and read what is behind the problem. You get a straight answer on whether it is worth fixing, including when it is not.
- 02Written scopeWhat we will do, what is left out, the price and the date, on one page. Nothing starts until you have read it and said yes.
- 03The workDone on a copy of the store, so customers keep buying while we build. You can see the copy at any point and tell us what to change.
- 04Measured afterThe same checks as on day one, run again on the live store. You see the before and after side by side, and the copy is removed.
What each service covers
Four kinds of work, often combined. The same people measure, build and check it.
Products, customers and orders moved
Old links answer with a redirect
Rebuild or moveKeep what Google already knows
From Shopify, Wix or an old WooCommerce: content and URLs carried over, redirects in place before the switch.
See migration
Core Web Vitals pass on mobile
Filter pages kept out of the index
Speed and SEOFast, and found
Measured before and after on a phone: what blocks the page, what Google crawls and what it should not.
See page speed
Purchase sent to Meta, TikTok and Google
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Tracking and appsSales counted, orders handled
Pixels tested on a real order, with consent. Apps for orders, returns and couriers, so the admin does not.
See trackingWooCommerce development services, one by one
For a store that already sells. Each service has its own page with the details, the questions we get and what changes.
Free WooCommerce store audit
Not sure where the problem is? Send the address of your store. In three working days you get a recorded walk through it: how fast it loads on a phone, what Google can and cannot read, and whether your sales reach GA4, Meta and Google Ads. We only use what any visitor can see, so we need no login. Many owners fix the list themselves.
See the free auditWooCommerce speed optimization
A slow product page loses the sale before the photo appears. We measure the store on a phone, find where the seconds go in the theme, the hosting, the plugins and the images, and fix them in a child theme or a small plugin, so updates keep working. Then we measure again on real visitors, because that is what Google ranks on, not a lab score.
See page speedWooCommerce technical SEO
Google has to read a store before it can rank it. We crawl yours the way Google does and find the product pages it skips, the filter pages it should never keep and the categories that compete with each other. Then we fix the theme, the product schema and the index rules, with Rank Math, Yoast or SEOPress, and check the result in Search Console.
See technical SEOWooCommerce conversion tracking
When Meta reports more sales than the store, the budget goes to the wrong ads. We find where purchases go missing or count twice, set up GA4, Meta, Google Ads and TikTok with server events and consent, then check the numbers against your real orders. A visitor who says no to cookies is not sent anywhere, from the browser or from the server.
See trackingWooCommerce integrations and apps
A paid order should do the rest on its own: the courier label, the invoice, the email to the customer, the stock in your other software. We connect the store to the couriers, payment gateways, accounting and ERP you already use, and build a small app when nothing ready fits. The code lives in your own repository, so it stays yours.
See integrationsMigration to WooCommerce
Moving from Shopify, PrestaShop, Magento or Wix, or just to a better host? Products, customers and orders come with you, and every old address points to its new page, so Google keeps sending the same visitors. The old store keeps selling until the switch, which usually takes about thirty minutes at night. We watch Search Console for thirty days after.
See migrationWooCommerce maintenance
Updates are where a working checkout breaks on a quiet Sunday. Every month we update the store on a copy first, check that checkout still works, then do the same on the live store. You get daily backups with a monthly restore test, a security scan, uptime watch and small fixes, with a short report of what changed. You can cancel any month.
See maintenanceStarting from zero
Everything above is for a store that already sells. If you are starting from nothing, the build has its own page: design around what you sell, payments, couriers, emails and technical SEO set up before launch, and a written offer before any work starts.
WooCommerce developer for a new storeQuestions from store owners
About working with us on a WooCommerce store that already sells.
Do you work on a store someone else built?
Yes, most of our work is on stores we did not build. We read the theme and the plugins first and tell you what we found, including the parts we would leave alone.
Will the store stay open while you work?
Yes. We work on a copy, so customers keep buying. Changes reach the live store in one step, at a quiet hour, after you have seen them on the copy.
What access do you need?
None for the first look. For the work, an admin account and access to the hosting. You keep ownership of everything and can remove our access the day we finish.
Do we have to change the theme or the hosting?
Usually not. We work in a child theme or a small plugin, so your updates keep working. If the theme or the host is the real problem, we tell you why before we suggest a change.
Can we start with one small job?
Yes. Many stores start with the free audit or a single fix, such as tracking or one slow page. You decide what comes next once you have seen the result.
Do you work on Shopify or Wix?
No. Only WordPress and WooCommerce. If you want to move to WooCommerce, see migrations.