A WooCommerce Developer for Stores That Have Outgrown Their Plugins
WooCommerce is a flexible way to sell on WordPress, and that flexibility is also how stores get into trouble: a plugin for every feature, a theme that loads everything on every page, and an order history that grows until the admin crawls.
We build and fix WooCommerce stores at the code level: custom features as lean plugins, checkout and payment problems traced to their cause, and performance work that holds up with tens of thousands of products and orders.
This is for you if
- ✓Your WooCommerce store slows down as the catalog and order history grow
- ✓Checkout errors or payment failures are costing you sales
- ✓You need custom pricing, product options or B2B features no plugin handles cleanly
- ✓Your store needs to sync with an ERP, an inventory system or a marketplace
This is probably not for you if
- ✕You are starting a store from nothing and do not already use WordPress — Shopify is usually simpler, and we build those too
We would rather tell you now than take the project and disappoint you.
Worth knowing: Large WooCommerce stores slow down for predictable reasons: years of orders stored in tables designed for blog posts, expired sessions and scheduled actions piling up, and searches with no proper index. Moving to High-Performance Order Storage, cleaning up the scheduled actions table and adding an object cache usually help more than a new host.
What you get
Custom store builds
Product pages, cart and checkout designed around how your customers buy, on a lean theme.
Checkout and payments
Stripe, PayPal and other gateways set up and debugged, with failed payments and webhook problems traced properly.
Performance at scale
High-Performance Order Storage migration, database cleanup, object caching and query fixes for large catalogs.
Custom functionality
Pricing rules, product configurators, B2B accounts and subscriptions built as maintainable plugins.
Integrations
Inventory, ERP, shipping, accounting and marketplace sync, with alerts when an order fails to transfer.
Safe updates
WooCommerce and extension updates tested on staging first, because checkout is the worst place for a surprise.
WooCommerce or Shopify?
We build on both, so this is not a pitch for either. Stay on WooCommerce if your content and SEO already live in WordPress, you need deep customization, or you want no platform fees on top of payment processing. Consider Shopify if you would rather not own hosting, security and updates, and your needs fit its apps.
Moving between them is possible in either direction, with products, customers and orders migrated and every old URL redirected so your rankings survive.
What we work with
WooCommerce core and well-maintained extensions, with custom code where a plugin would add weight.
Store
WooCommerce, High-Performance Order Storage, checkout blocks
Payments
Stripe, PayPal, Square, WooPayments
Performance
Redis object cache, database indexes, Cloudflare
Integrations
REST API and webhooks, ERP, shipping and accounting sync
Not sure whether WooCommerce work is what you actually need? Send over what you are trying to fix and we will tell you straight — including if a smaller job would do it.
Ask us first →How it works
Store review
Plugins, theme, database and checkout reviewed on a staging copy, with findings in writing.
Fixed quote
One price for the agreed work, with the highest-impact fix first.
Build and test on staging
Real products and real test orders run end to end before anything goes live.
Launch and watch
Deployed at a quiet time, with checkout monitored closely in the days after.
Work you can check
Real work that uses the same skills. Every card links to something you can open and inspect yourself.
Questions
How much does a WooCommerce developer cost?
Fixed-price WooCommerce projects start at $3,000 for a defined set of features or fixes. New custom stores usually run $5,000–$15,000 depending on catalog size and integrations. Hourly WooCommerce developers vary widely, from about $30 to over $150 an hour.
Why is my WooCommerce store so slow?
Usually a heavy theme or page builder, too many plugins loading on every page, a database bloated with old orders, sessions and scheduled actions, and no object cache. Hosting matters too, but a bigger host rarely fixes the rest.
Can you migrate us to High-Performance Order Storage?
Yes. We check your extensions for compatibility first, run the migration on staging, verify that orders and reports match, then switch production over with a rollback plan.
Can WooCommerce handle a large store?
Yes, with the right setup. Stores with tens of thousands of products and hundreds of thousands of orders run well with High-Performance Order Storage, an object cache, a good host and a lean theme. Without those, problems start much earlier.
Do you offer WooCommerce maintenance?
Yes. Our Commerce care plan at $399 a month covers updates tested on staging, checkout monitoring, backups and development time.
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