Hire a WooCommerce developer who has seen your problem before.
Most WooCommerce work is not building a store from scratch. It's fixing a slow one, untangling a plugin conflict, or making pricing behave the way your business actually works.
- Fixed-price quote in 1 business day
- Built on WooCommerce
- US business hours
WooCommerce problems tend to arrive in a particular shape: the store has grown, the plugin stack has grown faster, and something that used to work now doesn't. Or the business has a pricing rule that no extension quite expresses, and someone is maintaining it in a spreadsheet.
That's most of what we're hired for. Fixed price against a written scope, US business hours, and code documented well enough that the next person can pick it up.
What's costing you
enquiries right now.
A store that has got slow
Usually unindexed queries, no object caching, or an extension doing something expensive on every page load.
Plugin conflicts
Two extensions filtering the same hook, and a checkout that fails for one payment method only.
Pricing the platform won't express
Customer-group rates, quantity breaks or contract pricing being maintained by hand.
Customisations nobody documented
Snippets pasted into functions.php by three different developers over five years.
What we take on
most often.
Performance rescue
Profiling to find what's actually slow (usually queries or a single expensive extension), then fixing it at the source.
Custom pricing logic
Tiered, customer-group, quantity-break and contract pricing built properly rather than approximated with plugins.
B2B and wholesale
Company accounts, price lists, payment terms, quote requests and approval flows.
Subscriptions and memberships
Recurring billing and gated access, built so plugin updates don't break renewals.
Integrations
Two-way sync with ERP, 3PL, accounting and CRM systems, built against the real workflow.
Untangling what exists
Auditing an inherited store, documenting it, and telling you honestly what's worth keeping.
Every build ships with this.
- A written scope you approve before work starts
- Fixed price held for the agreed scope
- Work done on staging, never directly on your live store
- Commented code and a written handover summary
- Weekly previews while work is in progress
- 30 days of post-launch support on anything we built
- Full access to every account and repository
- An honest recommendation, including when not to build
Why we'd build this on WooCommerce
Because you own the code, almost anything is possible on WooCommerce, which is also why stores accumulate undocumented customisations. Good WooCommerce work is as much about removing complexity as adding it.
- Custom pricing and B2B logic built in code, not stacked plugins
- Performance profiling rather than guesswork
- Two-way ERP, 3PL and accounting integrations
From first call to launch.
- 01
Tell us the problem
The quote form takes two minutes. What's broken or missing, and roughly when you need it resolved.
- 02
We scope it in writing
Within one business day: scope, timeline and a fixed price. If there's a cheaper route, it's in there.
- 03
Audit if needed
For inherited stores we audit first and document what exists, so nobody is changing code they don't understand.
- 04
Build on staging
All work on a staging copy with weekly previews. Nothing experimental touches your live store.
- 05
Release and hand over
Deployed with a rollback plan, documented, plus 30 days of support on what we built.
What moves the price on
WooCommerce development.
We quote fixed prices per project rather than by the hour, so scope is what determines cost. These are the four things that move it most.
Whether we're building or untangling
New functionality is predictable. Diagnosing an inherited store with years of undocumented changes needs an audit step first, which we price separately and honestly.
Pricing and catalogue complexity
The more your business rules differ from standard e-commerce, the more genuine development is involved.
Integration quality on the other side
A modern REST API is straightforward. A legacy ERP with a CSV drop folder is a different project.
Store size and traffic
Performance work on a store doing thousands of orders a day involves load testing and infrastructure that a small store doesn't need.
Every project is quoted individually. Tell us what you need and we'll come back within one business day with scope, timeline and a fixed price.
Get your fixed-price quoteThe most valuable thing a WooCommerce developer does is usually subtraction, removing an extension, replacing three plugins with fifty lines of code, deleting a query that shouldn't run.
Stores get slow and fragile by accumulation. Fixing that is less glamorous than a redesign and it tends to pay back faster.
Get a fixed-price quote Back within 1 business day
Questions people ask
before hiring us.
What does a WooCommerce developer cost?+
It depends on scope, which is why we quote per project rather than publishing an hourly rate. A focused fix and a B2B pricing build are very different jobs. Describe the problem on the quote form and you'll have a fixed price within one business day.
Our store is slow, can you fix it?+
Usually, yes. We profile it first rather than guessing. It's most often unindexed database queries, missing object caching, or one extension doing something expensive on every page load. You get findings and a fixed price before any work starts.
Can you take over a store someone else built?+
Yes, and it's common. We audit and document what exists first so we're not changing code nobody understands. Occasionally the honest answer is that rebuilding one area costs less than maintaining it, and we'll say so.
Do you work hourly?+
Fixed price against an agreed scope, almost always, hourly puts the risk of a bad estimate on you. For ongoing work we offer a monthly care plan instead.
Can you build custom pricing rules?+
Yes, and it's one of the main reasons businesses choose WooCommerce. Customer-group pricing, quantity breaks, contract rates and quote workflows can be built properly in code rather than approximated with three overlapping plugins.
Will you work on our live store?+
No. Everything happens on staging with weekly previews, then deploys with a rollback plan. Editing a live store directly is how outages happen.
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