WooCommerce Development
WooCommerce stores built, fixed and sped up. From a new store to a checkout that takes ten seconds to load, I make WooCommerce fast, reliable and easy to run.
Every second at checkout costs sales
WooCommerce is flexible enough to sell almost anything, and that flexibility is also how stores get slow. Every plugin adds work to every cart update, and the checkout is where shoppers give up.
I build and repair WooCommerce stores with the checkout as the priority: fewer plugins, custom code where it is lighter, caching that does not break carts, and product data organized so the store is easy to manage.
What you get
New stores
Store setup, theme, product structure, payments, shipping and taxes done properly.
Slow checkout fixes
Profiling what runs on cart and checkout, then removing or replacing what slows it down.
Custom features
Product options, pricing rules, B2B ordering, bookings and rentals built as clean code.
Integrations
ERP, CRM, inventory, shipping and payment gateways connected through APIs.
Plugin cleanup
An audit of every plugin, with conflicts fixed and the unneeded ones removed.
Ongoing support
Tested updates and fixes on a retainer, so updates never break checkout on a Friday night.
The process
Every project is scoped in writing before work starts, so you know what is being built and what it costs.
- A look at your store, plugins and the problem or goal.
- A written plan with fixes or features, timeline and price.
- Work done on a staging copy, never on the live store first.
- Testing with real orders, payment methods and devices.
- Deployment at a quiet time, then monitoring for a week.
Recent projects
ABRO Industries
Global brand site for a South Bend manufacturer of automotive care and household products, sold through distributors worldwide.
Rentals · eCommerceSummitWest Rentals
Rental and booking storefront built on WooCommerce with an Elementor front-end.
Sports Recruiting · eCommerceScout Connect
Basketball showcases and tournaments connecting players with college recruiters, with registrations and events on WooCommerce.
Frequently asked
Usually it is plugins running heavy code on every cart update, uncached database queries or a host that is too small. I wrote a full guide on the blog, and a short audit usually finds the cause.
Usually, yes. Most stores need targeted fixes, not a rebuild. I will tell you honestly if a rebuild would be cheaper in the long run.
Changes are made and tested on a staging copy first, then deployed at a quiet time. The live store keeps selling while I work.
Yes. Customer-specific pricing, quote requests, minimum orders and invoice payment are common requests.
Other ways I can help
Make your store faster and easier to run
Tell me about your store and what is going wrong. I will reply with what I would look at first.