WooCommerce Store Creation
Store and content on the same foundation, fast and maintainable.
Catalogue, editorial content, payment, performance and SEO scoped from the start. By the team that publishes 45 WordPress and WooCommerce plugins.
WooCommerce is the right choice when your store and your content work together: guides, blog, editorial pages and product pages on the same foundation, with no commission on sales. The risk is well known: forty plugins installed over time, a heavy page builder, and a store that becomes slow and hard to update. We build clean WooCommerce sites, with the experience of 45 published and maintained WordPress and WooCommerce plugins.
What the build includes
Scoping, catalogue and content
Category structure, variations and attributes, filters, and also the editorial structure: blog sections, pillar pages, internal links to products. See our guide setting up WooCommerce from A to Z.
Theme and buying journey
Block theme or child theme, patterns for your content, product page and checkout tuned for mobile. We avoid heavy page builders when the block editor is enough.
Carefully chosen extensions, custom code when needed
Every extension is chosen for its reliability and HPOS compatibility. Anything specific to your business is developed in a dedicated plugin, documented and tested.
Data migration and redirects
Products, images, customers and orders carried over from your old site, old URLs redirected. Coming from Shopify? See the Shopify to WooCommerce migration page.
Performance and SEO from the start
HPOS enabled, a healthy database, cache, WebP or AVIF images, structured data and hreflang if the site is multilingual. Speed is checked before go-live.
Price and timeline
A site build starts at €6,000 and takes five to ten weeks. The fixed quote arrives within 24h of the scoping call.
| Factor | Impact |
|---|---|
| Catalogue | Simple products or thousands of variations with advanced filters. |
| Content | Number of editorial templates, migration of an existing blog, multilingual. |
| Data migration | Import from another platform, with redirects and checks. |
| Business features | Subscriptions, B2B, custom-built ERP or accounting connector. |
Proven building blocks
- WooCommerce quotes with PDF and Stripe payment.
- DF Translate Pro for a multilingual WooCommerce site.
- WebP and AVIF Pro for lightweight images.
- llms.txt and AEO to get cited by AI search engines.
- Accounting export for FEC, Sage, EBP, Pennylane.
What merchants say
A merchant who uses our plugins on her WooCommerce site:
- “Very good module, creating a quote and converting it is really easy.”
Tina (tapis-logo.com), WooCommerce Quotes plugin (review translated from French) (see the product page) - “Very easy installation!”
Tina (tapis-logo.com), Google Reviews Carousel plugin for WordPress (review translated from French)
To date, every review published on our product pages is rated 5 out of 5.
Who works on your project
You deal directly with the two co-founders, with no account manager and no subcontracting. Support replies within one business day, in French, English, Spanish or German.
- Alexandre Navaeian has run his own online stores for more than ten years, first on PrestaShop, then on Shopware 6 and WooCommerce, in B2B furniture, e-books and cosmetics. He designs and codes the catalogue modules: PrestaShop 1.7 to 9 architecture, Shopware 6 plugins, HPOS-compatible WooCommerce extensions, payment and ERP integrations. LinkedIn profile
- Sasha El Mogherbi handles digital marketing, server-side tracking, attribution and consent compliance (GDPR). He is certified in Google Search Ads 360, Display & Video 360 and Campaign Manager 360. LinkedIn profile
Our method and background are described on the About us page.
Going further
Still unsure about the platform? Read our e-commerce platform comparison. Already have a store? See the WooCommerce audit, the WooCommerce developer page or WooCommerce maintenance.
How we can help
WooCommerce catalogue
Categories, variations, attributes and fast filters.
Content and SEO
Blog, editorial pages and landing pages on the same foundation as the store.
Theme
Block theme or child theme, without a heavy page builder when it adds nothing.
Payment and shipping
Stripe, PayPal, bank transfer, carriers and shipping rules.
Data migration
Products, customers and orders carried over, old URLs redirected.
Business features
Multilingual, subscriptions, B2B, custom-coded connectors if needed.
How we work
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Scoping and site structure
Catalogue, buying journey, integrations and business constraints, set down in writing.
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Mock-ups and fixed quote
Key screens approved, a fixed price and a committed schedule.
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Build and development
Theme, catalogue, modules and data import on a staging environment.
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Go-live and follow-up
Redirects, training, then 12 months of compatibility updates.
Tech stack
Some of our modules
Built and maintained by the same team that handles your custom work.
WooCommerce 
WooCommerce 
Artificial Intelligence Guides & documentation.
Documentation
Ready when you are.
No pitch — just an honest assessment of your project in 20 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to build a WooCommerce website?
From €6,000. The price depends on the catalogue, the editorial side, data migration and custom features. The fixed quote arrives within 24h of the scoping call.
How long does a WooCommerce store take?
Five to ten weeks depending on the catalogue, the content and custom development. The schedule is set out in the quote.
Do you use a lot of plugins?
Only what is strictly needed, chosen for reliability. Anything that has to be custom is coded in a dedicated plugin rather than in a stack of conflicting extensions.
Why WooCommerce rather than a SaaS platform?
To bring your store and content together on the same foundation, with no commission on sales and full control of the code. In return, hosting and updates are your responsibility, or ours with a maintenance plan.
Can you migrate my Shopify store?
Yes: products, customers, orders and SEO redirects. See our Shopify to WooCommerce migration page.
Who owns the site?
You do: access credentials, theme, custom plugins, documentation and invoice. Hosting of your choice.
What happens after go-live?
Training, documentation and twelve months of WordPress, WooCommerce and PHP compatibility updates, then a maintenance plan if you want one.