WooCommerce

WooCommerce is the open-source e-commerce plugin for WordPress. It turns a WordPress website into a full online store while keeping WordPress’s strengths: flexible content, blogging and SEO, and complete ownership of your data and hosting.

What we build with WooCommerce

• Custom store themes that are fast and match your brand, without heavy page builders.
• Payments and shipping: Razorpay, PayU, Stripe, PayPal, cash on delivery, and courier integrations.
• Product types: variable products, bookings, subscriptions, memberships and B2B price rules.
• Custom plugins for business-specific checkout steps, quotes and order workflows.
• Speed and security hardening: caching, image optimisation, clean database and regular updates.

WooCommerce or Shopify?

WooCommerce suits businesses that publish a lot of content, need deep customisation or want to avoid monthly platform fees and keep everything on their own hosting. Shopify suits teams that prefer a managed platform with less maintenance. We compare both for your catalogue, budget and team before recommending one.

Our approach

Every WooCommerce build uses a lightweight custom theme, only the plugins you really need, and a maintenance plan option for updates and backups, so the store stays fast and secure after launch.

Explore our WordPress and WooCommerce development or get a fixed quote.

Frequently asked questions

Is WooCommerce free?

The plugin is free, but you pay for hosting, any premium extensions and maintenance. We help you plan the total running cost before you start.

Which payment gateways can you add?

Common choices include Razorpay, PayU, Stripe and PayPal, plus cash on delivery. We configure and test them before launch.

Can WooCommerce handle a large catalogue?

Yes, with good hosting, caching and a clean setup. For very large or complex catalogues we may recommend Magento instead.