Revenue-focused WooCommerce builds for independent UK retailers. No platform fees, no commission, full ownership.
Independent retailers choosing Shopify or Etsy are paying platform fees and commissions forever — and building their brand on someone else's platform. Those choosing WooCommerce often end up with a template store that loads slowly, looks generic and doesn't rank on Google. The retailers winning in ecommerce have bespoke WooCommerce stores with custom product filtering, fast load times and an SEO setup that surfaces them for the product searches that drive revenue.
We build hand-coded WooCommerce stores — no off-the-shelf themes, no bloated page builders — from £2,400. That means 90+ PageSpeed scores, custom product filtering, clean SEO structure for product and category pages, and a checkout flow optimised for UK shoppers. You own the platform, the data and the customer relationship. No monthly fees, no commission.
A bespoke WooCommerce store built to your brand, your product catalogue and your checkout requirements. Custom filtering, variable products, subscriptions, pre-orders — whatever your catalogue needs, built from scratch rather than bolted onto a template.
WooCommerce Development →Most ecommerce SEO is ignored at the template level. We build clean URL structures, optimised product page templates, schema markup for products (price, availability, reviews), category page content areas and an internal linking architecture that Google can crawl.
WordPress SEO →Slow ecommerce stores lose sales. The average WooCommerce template site scores 35–55 on PageSpeed. We build to 90+ — which means faster load times, lower bounce rates and a checkout completion rate that reflects your product quality, not your server speed.
Abandoned cart recovery, guest checkout option, Apple Pay/Google Pay integration, trust badge placement and a streamlined multi-step checkout — the checkout optimisations that meaningfully move completion rates. Tested on UK shoppers, not US ecommerce benchmarks.
Layered filtering by size, colour, material, price range, brand and custom attributes — built for the specific requirements of your product catalogue. AJAX-powered filtering that updates results without page reload, keeping the shopping experience fast on mobile.
Trade pricing tiers, wholesale minimum order quantities, trade account registration and a customer-group pricing system that lets you serve both retail and wholesale customers from the same WooCommerce installation — without two separate stores.
Google Merchant Center product feed setup, Shopping campaign structure, product schema markup and dynamic retargeting integration — the full Google Shopping setup that puts your products in front of buyers who are searching for exactly what you sell.
Verified product reviews via Yotpo, Judge.me or WooCommerce native reviews — with schema markup that displays star ratings in Google search results and Google Shopping ads. Product review volume is one of the most powerful conversion signals in ecommerce.
Single-brand ecommerce businesses selling physical products direct to UK consumers — where full platform ownership, no ongoing fees and a custom checkout experience beat the economics of Shopify or Etsy over a 3-year horizon.
Direct-to-consumer brands that need a flagship online store that reflects the brand positioning — not a Shopify template shared with thousands of other stores. Bespoke design, custom product presentation and a checkout that feels like part of the brand, not a generic shop.
Businesses selling to trade customers as well as retail — where separate wholesale pricing, minimum order quantities, trade account approval and a B2B-specific checkout journey need to live alongside the standard retail store.
Businesses built on recurring revenue — subscription boxes, replenishment products, monthly consumables — where WooCommerce Subscriptions, recurring payment management and subscription lifecycle emails are the core technical requirement.
Client reviews
"They rebuilt our site in four weeks and we were ranking on page one within the month. It is the best commercial decision we made this year."
"Our old WordPress site was slow, invisible in search and frankly embarrassing. They fixed all of it — we are faster, ranking better and finally winning the right clients."
"WooCommerce, SEO and hosting all managed in one place — it changed how we operate. Sales are up 40% since launch and we have not looked back."
"Our site converts better than anything our competitors are running. They built it around our actual customers — not a template."
WooCommerce stores with WPDA start from £2,400 for a custom-designed store. Larger catalogues, subscription products, multi-currency and B2B wholesale setups typically run £4,000–£8,000. All fixed-price, quoted in writing after a free discovery call.
It depends on your situation. WooCommerce has no monthly platform fee, no per-transaction commission and full ownership of your data and code — which is better economics for most retailers once you're past initial setup costs. Shopify is simpler to self-manage for non-technical teams. We build WooCommerce because the ownership model is better for most UK retailers long-term, but we'll tell you honestly if Shopify fits your situation better.
Yes. We handle Shopify-to-WooCommerce and Etsy-to-WooCommerce migrations as a standard service. We migrate products, customer data, order history and reviews, redirect old URLs to preserve any existing Google rankings and test the full checkout flow before go-live. No downtime during the transition.
We build the store; you provide the product content. We'll give you a product content template that covers everything we need — images (minimum size and format), descriptions, pricing, variants — and we'll do a content review before the build to flag anything that will impact conversion or SEO.
Yes. Google Shopping (Google Merchant Center) integration, product feed setup and schema markup for products are included in our ecommerce SEO service. We also handle standard organic rankings for product and category pages. Google Shopping is often the fastest win for new stores — organic product rankings take longer.
Yes. WooCommerce Subscriptions handles monthly, quarterly and annual recurring payments via Stripe or other gateways — with automatic renewal emails, payment retry logic and member-only content. This is fully integrated and tested before launch, not installed and left to its own devices.
Yes. Trade pricing, minimum order quantities, trade account registration, customer group pricing and a B2B-specific checkout can all be built into a WooCommerce installation alongside your standard retail store. We scope the B2B architecture separately on the discovery call.
WooCommerce is notoriously slow in template form. We build from a clean theme, eliminate unnecessary plugins, implement object caching, use a CDN for static assets, optimise every product image and configure server-side caching — delivering stores that consistently score 90+ on Google PageSpeed despite large product catalogues.
Yes. We implement verified product reviews via WooCommerce native reviews, Yotpo or Judge.me — with schema markup that displays star ratings in Google search results and Shopping ads. Review acquisition email flows are set up as part of the post-launch configuration.
Stripe (default for UK), PayPal, Square, Klarna for buy-now-pay-later, Apple Pay and Google Pay. We also integrate with specialist gateways for specific product types — SumUp for in-person, GoCardless for direct debit, and Mollie for EU multi-currency. All tested in live and sandbox mode before launch.
Yes. We've built WooCommerce stores with catalogues from 50 products to 10,000+. For large catalogues, we implement server-side filtering, database query optimisation, CDN delivery for product images and paginated category pages — keeping the store fast regardless of catalogue size.
Yes. We configure WooCommerce abandoned cart email flows — typically a sequence of 2–3 emails in the 24 hours after abandonment — using native WooCommerce or a dedicated plugin. For higher-traffic stores, we also set up Meta and Google retargeting pixel events so abandoned cart visitors are reached via advertising.
Yes. We build WooCommerce API integrations with stock management systems, warehouse platforms and ERP software. Common integrations include Linnworks, Brightpearl, Cin7 and Sage. The scope and complexity depends on your system — we assess this on the discovery call.
Standard WooCommerce stores with up to 200 products take 6–8 weeks from briefing to launch. Larger catalogues, custom filtering, wholesale portals and third-party integrations typically run 8–12 weeks. We provide weekly staging access so you can review and approve throughout the build.
A 30-minute discovery call, your product catalogue (or a representative sample), any brand assets and your existing site URL if migrating. After the call we deliver a written fixed-price proposal within 24 hours covering design, build, payment gateway setup and launch.
Book a free 30-minute discovery call. We'll scope your store, map a migration plan if needed and give you a fixed price — no hourly rates, no surprises.