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WooCommerce development

Development on a store that earns.

Custom checkout logic, B2B pricing, product feeds and integrations. Built on a staging copy, reviewed before it ships, written so another developer can read it.

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Scoping
Free
Built on
A staging clone
Handover
Your repository
Estimate
Within 24 hours

What we build

Work on live WooCommerce stores, where the cost of a mistake is measured in orders.

Checkout and payments

Custom fields, conditional logic, split payments, fee rules, reconciliation problems that only appear at volume. The part of a store where bugs cost money immediately, so it is the part we test hardest.

B2B and wholesale pricing

Role-based pricing, tiered quantities, quote requests, tax handling that survives an audit.

Product feeds and catalogues

Google Shopping and Meta catalogue feeds, with a preflight that shows which products will be rejected before you submit them.

Integrations

CRMs, ERPs, fulfilment, accounting. Built with a visible sync log and a per-record failure reason, because silent sync failure is the thing that actually hurts.

Performance work

Slow admin, slow checkout, bloated tables, a database that grew past what the theme expected.

How a project runs

  1. Brief and estimate

    You send the problem. We review within a day and come back with scope, cost and a date. No charge for this.

  2. Staging build

    Work happens on a clone of your store. You see it before anything touches production.

  3. Review and revise

    You test it against real scenarios. Changes at this stage are part of the quote, not a variation.

  4. Ship and watch

    Deployed with a rollback path, then monitored through the first days of real traffic.

  5. Handover

    Code in your repository, documented well enough for another developer to continue.

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Common questions

How do you price work?
Fixed price once we have scoped it, or an hourly rate with a cap when the problem is genuinely open-ended. You approve the number before anything starts.
Will this survive a WooCommerce update?
We build against documented hooks and APIs rather than editing core or template files where it can be avoided. Where a template override is unavoidable we tell you, because that is the part that needs review at upgrade time.
Do you work with our existing developer?
Often. We are happy to work to an existing codebase’s conventions rather than imposing ours.
Can you take over an abandoned project?
Yes. The first step is an audit of what is there, priced separately, so nobody is guessing at the state of it.

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Describe what the store needs to do that it does not do today.