WooCommerce stores built to sell on WordPress

WooCommerce suits you if: you already run WordPress, publish a lot of content, need unusual product or pricing logic, or want full control of your data and hosting without a platform subscription.

Shopify suits you if: you want hosting, security and updates handled for you and prefer simplicity over flexibility. See Shopify Store Setup.

Not sure? Tell us about your products and plans in the brief, and we'll recommend one before you commit.

• New stores on your existing WordPress site or a fresh install
• Product setup: variable products, attributes, bundles and downloadable products
• Payments: Stripe, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay, configured and tested
• Shipping and tax: zones, rates, carrier-calculated shipping and sales tax plugins set up to your instructions
• Subscriptions, bookings and memberships with the official extensions
• Custom checkout fields and order emails
• Performance fixes: slow product pages, heavy carts and bloated plugins
• Migrations to and from Shopify, Wix and other platforms

1. 1

   Choose a package and pay online.

2. 2

   Send your brief:

   products, payment and shipping details, and admin access through the secure form.

3. 3

   Design check

   of product and shop pages.

4. 4

   Build and configure,

   on staging where possible.

5. 5

   Test orders

   for every payment method and shipping zone.

6. 6

   Launch and handover,

   with a recorded walkthrough of orders, products and refunds.

Hosting, premium extension licenses (subscriptions, bookings and memberships are paid extensions; we'll confirm costs first), payment processing fees, product photography, and tax or legal advice.