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WooCommerce development

A WooCommerce shop, designed and built for a fixed $1,250

$1,250 · up to 50 products · live in 2 weeks · prices in US dollars

The short answer

We design and build WooCommerce shops for a fixed $1,250 in US dollars, for businesses in the US, the UK and Canada. That covers a shop designed around what you sell, up to 50 products loaded, payments, shipping and tax set up, and plugins chosen for what they cost you in speed. It’s typically live in 2 weeks.

Key facts

As of October 2026

  • A WooCommerce shop costs $1,250 (USD) with us, for up to 50 products.
  • It’s typically live in 2 weeks, counted from when you approve the design.
  • Payments, shipping and tax are set up and tested.
  • Plugins are chosen for what they cost you in speed, and paid licences are named and priced before they’re installed.
  • Hosting is in your name, and you get a recorded walkthrough.
  • Half is paid to start, and half at launch. Never all of it up front.

Should I choose WooCommerce or Shopify?

If your website is already on WordPress, a WooCommerce shop adds selling to the site you have. If you’re selling online for the first time and aren’t on WordPress, we’d point you to a Shopify store. Both cost the same with us, and we build on both, so we’ve no reason to push either.

If you already sell on WooCommerce and spend more time on plugin conflicts and checkout problems than on selling, moving to Shopify may be the answer. If that isn’t you, you may not need it.

Which plugins will my shop need?

A short, named list. Each plugin is chosen for what it costs you in speed and listed in the handover, and any paid licence is named and priced before it’s installed, so you know the running costs before you commit.

Can you work on a WooCommerce shop I already have?

If someone started it and didn’t finish, that’s taking over a build: a written account of what’s there first, then a fixed price to finish it. For anything else, a paid diagnostic call, and the fee comes off a larger project if you go ahead.

What if I have more than 50 products?

Then this package doesn’t fit, and we’ll quote you properly, in writing, before you pay us anything.

Bigger than these? Membership sites, catalogues above the ceilings, custom features, anything with customer logins: quoted after the call, in writing, with its own list of what’s not included.

How does a WooCommerce shop project run?

  1. 01

    A 20-minute call

    What you sell, what you have now, what it needs to do. If a package fits, we say which. If nothing does, we say that too.

  2. 02

    The scope, in writing

    What’s included, what isn’t, the price, the dates, and what we need from you and by when. Nothing starts until you’ve agreed it.

  3. 03

    The design

    Your pages in Figma, with your products and your words in them. You go through it and mark what you’d change. Two rounds of changes are included.

  4. 04

    You approve it

    Only then does anyone write code. This is the step that keeps the last week quiet.

  5. 05

    The build

    You get a written note at the end of every week on what moved and what is next. You can open the staging site, which is the private copy of your site while it is being built, whenever you like.

  6. 06

    Launch and handover

    On a dated day. What you receive is listed further down.

  7. 07

    Thirty days of fixes

    Anything that breaks in the first thirty days after launch, we fix, at no charge.

What’s included, and what isn’t?

Included

  • A shop designed around what you sell
  • Up to 50 products loaded from what you send
  • Payments, shipping and tax set up
  • Plugins chosen for what they cost you in speed
  • Hosting in your name, and a recorded walkthrough
  • Thirty days of fixes

Not included

  • Hosting, paid by you to the host
  • Domain renewal
  • Paid plugin licences, each named and priced before it is installed
  • Product photography
  • Product descriptions beyond editing what you send
  • Products above the number included
  • Anything after the thirty days

What else do people ask?

How much does a WooCommerce shop cost?

$1,250 in US dollars with us, for up to 50 products, with payments, shipping and tax set up. Hosting, domain renewal and any paid plugin licences are separate, and you pay them directly.

How long does it take to build a WooCommerce shop?

Typically 2 weeks. The clock starts when you approve the design, not when you first email, and the dates are written into the scope before you agree to anything.

Can I edit it myself afterwards?

Yes. You get the admin login and a recorded walkthrough of the three things you’ll most often want to change. If you’d rather never touch it, that’s fine too, and you’ll know what a change costs before you ask for it.

Is the price actually fixed?

Yes, for the scope printed on the page. If you ask for something outside it, we quote that separately and you decide before we build it. Nothing is added to an invoice without your agreement first.

What do I pay upfront?

Half. The rest at launch. If you’ve been burned before, that’s the point of the split.

Do you work with businesses in the UK and Canada?

Yes. We work with businesses in the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada, at the same prices, in US dollars. Every message gets a reply within one working day, and calls are booked at a time that suits you.

Want to sell from your WordPress site?

Book a 20-minute call: what you sell, how many products, and what your site runs on now. We’ll tell you whether WooCommerce or Shopify fits better, what it costs, and when it could be live.

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