WooCommerce stores that sell, and keep up as the catalog grows.
Online stores on WordPress, from a first launch to catalogs with a very large number of products. Integrations, speed and migration handled by one team that uses AI to work faster.
WooCommerce Eshop Development
Complete online stores built on WooCommerce. Products, checkout, payments, shipping and tax are set up and tested before launch, not left for you to work out.
See it in practice: the CurlyHair website, a WordPress design with WooCommerce shopping and a Timma booking integration.
Talk to us about thisCatalog structure
Categories, attributes and variations organised so shoppers can find things and you can manage them.
Checkout and payments
A checkout that is short and clear, with the payment methods your customers expect.
Shipping and tax
Rates, zones and tax rules configured for where you actually sell.
A storefront designed for your products
A design built around what you sell, not a stock theme with a logo added.
Tested before launch
Orders, emails, refunds and edge cases tried end to end before the store goes live.
WooCommerce AI Integrations
AI added to the way the store really works, not a chatbot bolted on for show.
Want AI features on a site that is not WooCommerce? See AI-Integrated Websites, which works on any platform.
Talk to us about thisSmarter product search
Search that understands what a shopper means, not only the exact words they typed.
Product recommendations
Suggestions based on what people browse and buy, shown where they help.
A store assistant
An assistant that answers questions about your products, shipping and returns from your own information.
Product content support
AI-assisted descriptions and attributes, reviewed by a person before anything goes live.
Connected to your tools
AI features connected to your catalog and customer data, so they work from current information.
WooCommerce API Integrations
Connecting the store to the systems behind it, so orders, stock and customer data move on their own.
Talk to us about thisERP and accounting
Orders and customers passed to your accounting or ERP system without retyping.
Inventory and stock sync
Stock levels kept in step between the store and wherever you manage inventory.
Shipping and fulfilment
Carriers and warehouse systems connected for labels and tracking.
Payment gateways
Gateways connected and tested, including refunds and failed payments.
Custom endpoints
Our own endpoints on top of the WooCommerce REST API when another system needs to talk to the store.
WooCommerce Performance Optimization
Slow category pages and checkout cost sales. We find what is slowing them down and fix the cause.
Talk to us about thisMeasure first
We look at real behaviour before changing anything, so the work goes where it matters.
Database and queries
Slow queries and bloated tables cleaned up, which is where many stores lose their speed.
Caching that respects the cart
Caching set up so carts, accounts and checkout always stay correct.
Images and scripts
Product images and front-end scripts trimmed so pages load lighter.
Core Web Vitals
Loading, layout shift and interaction problems tackled at the source, then measured again.
WooCommerce Migration
Moving a store onto WooCommerce, or onto a cleaner WooCommerce setup, with products, customers and order history carried across and checked.
Talk to us about thisFrom other platforms
Coming from another platform or a custom cart, moved onto WooCommerce.
Products and variations
Catalog, variations, images and attributes carried across and checked.
Customers and orders
Accounts and order history moved over so customers keep their records.
Redirects and links
Old URLs mapped to new ones, so existing links keep working and search engines can follow the move.
Tested before the switch
The new store checked end to end before it replaces the old one.
Large-Catalog WooCommerce Optimization
Stores with a very large number of products behave differently from small ones. We have worked on WooCommerce stores with 100,000+ products, managing and optimizing them for speed and stability.
Talk to us about thisCatalog management at scale
Bulk imports, updates and clean-up that do not take the store down.
Search and filtering that stay fast
Product search and filters tuned so they respond quickly across a huge catalog.
Database and configuration tuning
The database and store configuration tuned for the volume of products and traffic, with hosting requirements advised where they matter.
Product data quality
Consistent titles, attributes and categories so a large catalog stays usable.
Ongoing management
We can manage and optimize the catalog on a continuing basis, not only as a one-off project.
Custom WooCommerce Development
When the standard setup does not fit: custom plugins, checkout flows, pricing rules and product types built around how your business sells.
Talk to us about thisCustom plugins
Features built for your store, instead of stacking marketplace plugins that fight each other.
Cart and checkout changes
Checkout flows adjusted to the way your customers actually buy.
Pricing and customer rules
Wholesale pricing, customer roles and special rules for different buyers.
Special product types
Configurable, bundled or made-to-order products that the default setup cannot handle.
Admin tools
Screens and reports that make running the store easier for your own team.
WooCommerce or Shopify?
Which one is right depends on your catalog, your team and how much you want to own versus rent. We will tell you honestly, even if that means talking you out of the more expensive option.
WooCommerce
- Lives inside the WordPress site you already run
- Best when your content and your products share one site
- You own and control the whole setup
- Very flexible for custom needs
- More to look after yourself
Shopify
- Hosting, checkout and updates handled for you
- The quickest route to a working store
- A large app ecosystem for common needs
- Monthly platform fees
- Deep customization is more limited
Maintenance & Support
Keeping a store healthy after launch, and a team you can ask when something needs changing. Every store we build includes two months of post-launch support first. After that, you can ask for work by the hour, from €10 per hour, or choose monthly care from €300 per month, with the scope agreed up front.
Talk to us about thisUpdates
WordPress, WooCommerce and plugin updates, applied and checked afterwards.
Small changes
New product pages, banners, promotions and design adjustments.
Bug fixes
Checkout problems, plugin conflicts and anything that stopped working.
Compatibility checks
Making sure your extensions keep working together after updates.
Someone to ask
A person who knows your store when something looks wrong.
How we work, and where AI helps
Discovery
What you sell, how many products, how you ship, and the systems the store has to talk to.
Build
We use AI to speed up routine work such as data preparation and repetitive setup, so effort goes into the parts that need judgement.
Review
A person checks the store, the integrations and the orders. Nothing goes live on an AI's say-so.
Handoff and support
A walkthrough of your own admin, then two months of post-launch support for minor changes, fixes and routine updates within the agreed scope.
Planning or running a WooCommerce store?
Tell us what you sell and how you sell it. We will tell you what the store needs, and whether WooCommerce is the right platform. We confirm the price and delivery timeline after reviewing your requirements.