Who this is for: Businesses launching an online shop, or migrating from Shopify, Wix, or a legacy system to WooCommerce. Typical projects: 20–2,000 product catalogs, subscription products, B2B pricing, and multi-currency stores. One-time setup from $4,950.
Custom online shop built on WooCommerce
WooCommerce Shop
WooCommerce Shop
Building an online shop is a big step. These FAQs cover everything from what’s included in the setup to SEO, GDPR, payment gateways, and how we handle your product catalog.
WooCommerce is the world's most widely used e-commerce plugin for WordPress, powering over 25% of all online stores globally. It transforms a WordPress installation into a fully functional shop system — with product pages, category structures, shopping cart, checkout, payment processing, and order management. As an open-source solution, it offers exceptional flexibility and a vast ecosystem of extensions, making it ideal for small to mid-sized businesses that want full control without enterprise-level costs.
This is a complete, professional online shop setup tailored to your brand. It includes your corporate design (logo and colors) applied throughout, mobile-first optimization for smartphone, tablet, and desktop, and all essential shop pages: homepage, imprint, privacy policy, contact (with spam protection), product page, category structure, shopping cart, checkout, plus two additional custom pages. SEO best practices are implemented from day one, GDPR compliance is built in, and everything is reviewed in a staging environment before going live.
We set up example products so you have a clear, ready-to-use template to follow when adding your own catalog. Product details — descriptions, pricing, attributes, variants, images — require your business knowledge to be accurate and sales-effective. The example products empower you to manage your inventory independently going forward, without relying on an agency for every new item.
The Business Package covers the foundational shop setup. Payment gateway integrations may require additional plugins or third-party licenses, which are billed separately. We advise you transparently on the most cost-effective solutions for your specific market and customer base — with no unnecessary upsells.
Depending on your shop's requirements — advanced product filtering, subscription products, specific payment providers, or shipping integrations — additional licensed plugins may be necessary. We discuss these with you upfront, recommend only what's truly needed, and bill the actual license costs separately and transparently.
Yes. We have experience implementing WooCommerce for both small boutique shops and larger installations with extensive product ranges and complex category structures. If your catalog is very large or requires custom functionality (e.g., configurable products, B2B pricing, multi-language), this is discussed during scoping and may affect the project quote.
E-commerce SEO is significantly more complex than standard website SEO. It involves optimizing product page structures, category hierarchies, breadcrumb navigation, schema markup for products (price, availability, reviews), and preventing duplicate content from filter/pagination URLs. Our SEO specialists work directly with developers during the build to ensure your shop is structured for Google visibility from day one — not patched afterwards.
Online shops face stricter GDPR requirements than standard websites because they collect payment data, process customer addresses, and often use tracking tools for conversion optimization. We ensure legally compliant cookie consent management, proper data processing disclosures in the checkout, correct retention policies for order data, and can provide in-depth GDPR consulting for your specific shop configuration.
Running a live shop means zero tolerance for downtime. Find out why WooCommerce maintenance differs from standard WordPress care — and what’s protected with every update cycle.
WooCommerce shops operate at a higher technical complexity than informational websites. Updates must be tested against payment gateways, checkout flows, order processing, and shop-specific plugins — not just visual layout. A failed update on a live shop can mean lost orders and revenue. At $89/month (vs. $69 for standard WordPress), the WooCommerce Maintenance Package reflects this additional testing and risk management responsibility.
This is precisely why all updates — including WooCommerce core, theme, and payment plugins — are performed in a staging environment first before being applied to the live shop. Only after successful verification in the test system is the update transferred to production. This approach protects your revenue-critical shop functionality at every update cycle.
No. Major version upgrades of WooCommerce, the WordPress core, or the shop theme involve a variable and often significant workload — particularly when payment gateways, custom extensions, or heavily modified themes are involved. We notify you in advance with a workload estimate and separate quote whenever a major upgrade becomes necessary.
We monitor the status of all installed plugins as part of the maintenance routine. If a plugin is discontinued or becomes incompatible with current WordPress/WooCommerce versions, we notify you promptly with a recommended replacement and cost estimate. Unaddressed incompatibilities in a shop environment can create security vulnerabilities and broken functionality — early identification is part of our service.
Yes — clients with a web hosting package receive an additional 10% discount on the WooCommerce Maintenance Package, reducing the monthly cost further.
Retainers aren’t for everyone. Here’s what most clients ask before signing one. Find out how our monthly support hours work, what tasks they cover, and how to get the most value from your package.
The 2 monthly technician hours can be used for a wide range of WooCommerce-specific tasks: updating product descriptions or pricing, adjusting category structures, troubleshooting checkout issues, configuring shipping zones or tax rules, fixing display problems on product pages, or advising on extending shop functionality. It's hands-on, flexible support for the everyday operational needs of a running online store.
Yes — and this is a particularly strong use case for shop operators. Before a product launch, sale campaign, or peak season (e.g., Black Friday), having priority access to a technician who can quickly implement changes, fix issues, or validate functionality can directly protect your revenue. Additional hours beyond the 2 included are available at $69 per hour for Support Package clients, compared to $89 per hour without a package.
Yes, and it's the recommended setup for any active online shop. Combining both packages gives you proactive technical stability (maintenance) plus reactive expert assistance on demand (support) — with a 10% discount on the Support Package base price when booked together.
