WooCommerce is a free, open-source plugin that turns a WordPress site into an online store. You host it yourself, own all your data and can change nearly anything in code. W3Techs finds it on more websites than any other e-commerce system.
The freedom has a cost. You look after hosting, updates, security and speed, and you usually need a developer who knows both WordPress and WooCommerce.
What We Build With It
- Build custom WooCommerce themes and block-based store templates
- Write custom plugins, hooks and filters to change store behaviour
- Integrate payment gateways, shipping carriers and tax services
- Improve store speed with caching, database tuning and High-Performance Order Storage
- Connect ERP, CRM and inventory systems through the REST API and Store API
- Migrate stores from Shopify, Magento or older WooCommerce setups
Where It Fits Best
- Content-led stores where the blog and shop sit together
- Small and mid-sized retail stores
- Stores selling digital downloads and memberships
- B2B ordering portals with custom pricing
- Stores with unusual product rules that hosted platforms can't handle
Let's build somethingsimple & powerful
Frequently Asked Questions
Is WooCommerce really free?
The plugin is free, but a working store still costs money. You pay for hosting, a domain, often a premium theme, and paid extensions for things like subscriptions or advanced shipping. Budget for ongoing maintenance too.
Should we choose WooCommerce or Shopify?
Choose WooCommerce if you already run WordPress, want full control and have someone to maintain it. Choose Shopify if you want a hosted store with less upkeep and are fine working within its limits.
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