WooCommerce development.
Built on hooks, not hacks.
Custom WooCommerce stores on WordPress: themes, blocks, extensions and integrations engineered so updates stay safe and the store stays fast.
A store you can update without fear.
| Specification | Deliverable | Acceptance |
|---|---|---|
| Theme & blocks | Block themes, product templates and cart and checkout blocks shaped around your catalogue. | Accessible, responsive |
| Custom extensions | Purpose-built plugins using WooCommerce actions, filters and REST endpoints, with no core edits. | Update-safe |
| Integrations | ERP, 3PL, CRM, subscriptions and payment gateways connected through the REST API and webhooks. | End-to-end testing |
| Performance | HPOS, object caching, lean queries and asset budgets for a fast catalogue and checkout. | Core Web Vitals budgets |
Orders, stock and customers stay in step with the systems that run the business, through documented APIs instead of fragile exports.
WooCommerce, or something else?
WooCommerce suits teams who want content and commerce in one WordPress site, full ownership of the code and freedom over hosting. If you would rather not manage hosting, security and updates, a hosted platform may suit you better. We build on Shopify and BigCommerce too, and will recommend what fits.
Whichever you choose, every change ships through review: a readable diff, a named reason and an approval before it reaches production.
Related services.
| Shopify Migrations | Products, customers, orders & SEO continuity. | |
| BigCommerce | Storefront engineering & platform integrations. | |
| Web Design | Commerce UX, design systems & considered interfaces. | |
| Speed & Core Web Vitals | Performance diagnosis, budgets & lasting improvements. |
From the journal: Shopify, WooCommerce or BigCommerce? Start with how you operate.
From first question to final commit.
Audit
Read the system before rewriting it. Catalogue, code, customers, constraints.
Architect
Make the important decisions early. Data flows, dependencies, delivery plan.
Build
Small, reviewable changes. Clean code, shared context, visible progress.
QA
Test the complete journey. Devices, accessibility, integrations, edge cases.
Ship
Rehearse the launch. Redirects, rollback plan, monitoring, sign-off.
Support
Keep the system healthy. Document, measure, maintain and improve.
Not extras. Acceptance criteria.
A few things, clarified.
Can you take over our existing WooCommerce store?
Yes. We start with an audit of the theme, plugins, hosting and database, then agree what to keep, replace or consolidate before changing anything on the live store.
Will customisations break when WooCommerce updates?
We build changes as plugins that use documented actions, filters and the REST API rather than editing core or vendor files, and every update is tested on staging before it reaches production.
Can you speed up a slow WooCommerce store?
Usually. We diagnose before we optimise: plugin load, database queries, HPOS, object caching, images and scripts. Then we set budgets so the store stays fast as it grows.
Should we move from WooCommerce to Shopify, or the other way?
It depends on how you work. WooCommerce gives you code ownership and WordPress content in one place; a hosted platform removes hosting and update work. We build on both and will recommend the one that fits, then plan products, customers, orders and redirects if a move makes sense.
Do you offer ongoing WooCommerce support?
Yes. Staged plugin and core updates, security monitoring, performance checks and a prioritised backlog of improvements.
Send us
the brief.
A new store. A difficult migration. The thing your current stack can’t do.
Let’s make a plan.