WooCommerce stores

Your shop on WordPress

We set up your WooCommerce store: products, checkout, card and mobile money payments, delivery areas and stock, and keep the plugins updated so it keeps selling. WooCommerce turns a WordPress site into a full store you own, with hosting as the main running cost.

A store inside your website

WooCommerce is a free plugin that builds a WordPress online shop: products, a cart and a checkout sit beside your pages, blog and contact forms, on hosting you control. The shop grows with plugins for payments, delivery, bookings and subscriptions.

Products set up to sell

• Variations: sizes, colours and materials as options, each with its own price, stock and photo.
• Categories and filters: collections a shopper narrows by type, price and colour.
• Product details: description, specifications and reviews in tabs beside the photos.
• Stock: counts that drop with each order, and an alert when an item runs low.

Checkout and payments

The checkout asks for billing and delivery details once and adds the delivery fee for the customer’s area; WooCommerce payments take card and mobile money through a payment plugin. Orders land in the WooCommerce dashboard and your inbox, and the customer hears at each step.

Bulk orders and quotes

Trade buyers order in quantity. A bulk order page with its own request form turns large orders into quotes, while single items go through the cart.

Updates, tested first

A store depends on WordPress, WooCommerce and its plugins working together, so a WooCommerce developer tests every update on a copy of the shop before it reaches the live one, and backups run every day. Monthly care continues through WordPress maintenance & fixes.

• WooCommercestore
• WordPresssite
• Google Analyticssales tracking

Weighing WooCommerce against Shopify, or the WooCommerce website cost over a year? See Selling online: what an online store needs.