WooCommerce turns a WordPress site into a store where shoppers browse, choose several items and see item, shipping and tax costs before they pay.
A senior consultant reads your request and responds within one business day.
The WordPress site your team already edits can take orders too. WooCommerce is the most widely used store plug-in for WordPress and works with a large range of themes, and our WooCommerce development covers new e-commerce projects and existing WordPress sites alike.
Setup covers everything between the first product and the first sale. We make WooCommerce work with your theme or customize it to the look you want, connect payment gateways including PayPal and Stripe, configure taxes, categories and attributes, and upload your products.
Then the store is yours to run, and we make sure you feel confident running it. We train you to manage orders and to read the sales, stock and review reports in the WordPress dashboard, so day-to-day decisions rest on your own numbers.
Our WordPress developers turn your site into a WooCommerce store and test each order from cart to confirmation email.
Online payments switch on once the pages are final and the products are listed. WooCommerce connects to PayPal, Amazon Pay and other major processors, and if your account uses a different processor, we build the connection to it.
We place a real test order on every payment path before the store opens, so launch day runs smoothly. Most stores add PayPal, Stripe or both, giving buyers ways to pay they already know.
Themes decide how the store looks, and shipping decides what a buyer pays at the end. We style the product, cart and checkout pages to match your site, then configure shipping rates by geographic zone, package size, delivery time or any combination of the three.
The reports built into WooCommerce show sales, reviews, stock and overall store performance. Read together, they tell you what is selling, what is running low and which product pages need attention.
A store succeeds when the person running it feels at home behind the counter. We walk you through the front end your shoppers use and the back end you use: adding products, handling an order, issuing a refund and reading a report.
Questions that come up later go to the same web design and development team that built the store, so the answers come from people who know exactly how it was put together.
23 Years in Los Angeles
Alex Cramer CompanyE-commerce store with online product customization.
E-commerce stores on Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento or a custom cart, with merchant accounts, product uploads and shipping connected.
Magento is an open-source commerce platform that developers can customize deeply, which is why large catalogs and unusual requirements choose it.
WordPress runs a large share of the web, and for many businesses it is the right platform; here is who it suits best.
WooCommerce runs on hosting you choose, which gives you full control and room to customize, along with updates to keep up with. A hosted platform runs the store on its own servers for a monthly subscription and takes much of that upkeep off your hands. We build both and recommend the one that fits your catalog and your team.
Major gateways including PayPal, Stripe and Authorize.net all have WooCommerce connections. We configure the one that fits your account, and when your processor has no ready connection, we build one for it.
Your choice. We train your staff to run updates, or our maintenance plan keeps WordPress, WooCommerce and your plug-ins current and backed up on a regular schedule.
Your orders stay safe through every WooCommerce update, because we check each extension and test on a private copy of your store before anything goes live.
Orders are the most valuable records in your store, and WooCommerce has changed where it keeps them. It now stores orders in High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS): dedicated tables built for commerce, in place of the shared WordPress post tables.
New stores have it on by default, and older stores turn it on in the advanced settings. WooCommerce flags any extension that is not yet compatible, which shows us exactly which plug-ins to check before an update touches your orders.
Owners who would rather leave servers behind can move to a hosted platform with Shopify themes and checkout extensions, and we migrate the WooCommerce catalog, buyer accounts and orders across. For stores staying on WooCommerce, every update we run follows four steps.
Speak directly with our Los Angeles web design & development specialists, or share your project details.
A senior member of our team is reviewing your details and will reach out within one business day.
