WordPress and WooCommerce sites you control.

If you want full ownership of your site, rich content alongside your products, or flexibility a hosted platform doesn't offer, we design and build on WordPress and WooCommerce, set up to stay secure and maintainable.

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Who it's for

WordPress suits businesses where content is as important as the catalog.

  • Content-heavy brands (guides, recipes, education) that also sell products
  • Businesses already on WordPress who want to add a store
  • WooCommerce stores that have become slow or overloaded with plugins
  • Organizations that need custom content types, fields, or member areas

What it can include

A site that's fast to edit and safe to update, with content and commerce in one place. What's included depends on your project. We confirm the exact deliverables in your proposal.

  • A custom block theme, or a carefully tailored existing theme
  • WooCommerce setup: products, payments, shipping, and tax settings
  • Custom blocks and patterns for your editors
  • A plugin audit with recommendations
  • Migration from another CMS or store platform
  • Hosting recommendations, backups, and baseline security settings
  • Editor training and a written guide

Problems we solve

  • Plugin overload

    Dozens of plugins mean more updates, more conflicts, and more security exposure. We audit what's installed and consolidate where we can.

  • A theme you can't edit safely

    Page builders and heavy themes make simple edits risky. We build block themes with patterns your team can use without breaking layouts.

  • Updates nobody owns

    WordPress needs regular core, theme, and plugin updates. We set up backups and a clear update routine, and can handle it for you.

  • Content and commerce in separate places

    When the blog lives in one place and the shop in another, both suffer. We bring them together so guides link directly to products.

How it works

  1. Audit or discovery

    We review your current site, plugins, and hosting, or map out what a new site needs to do.

  2. Content model

    We define page types, custom fields, and how products and content connect.

  3. Design and build

    We design the templates and build the theme, blocks, and patterns on a staging site.

  4. Migrate and test

    We move content and products, set up redirects, and test forms, checkout, and emails.

  5. Launch and train

    We launch, confirm backups are running, and train your editors.

Common questions

More answers on our FAQ page.

Should I choose Shopify or WooCommerce?

It depends on how much control you want, how content-heavy your site is, and who will look after it. We've written a plain-language comparison to help.

Do you provide hosting?

We'll recommend hosting that fits your traffic and budget and help you set it up in your own account. Confirm whether managed hosting is offered

Can you fix or speed up my existing WooCommerce site?

Yes. We start with an audit of plugins, theme, and hosting, then give you a prioritized list of fixes before we change anything.

Will I be able to update the site myself?

Yes. We build with the WordPress block editor and create patterns for common layouts, so your team can publish without a developer.

Do you use page builders?

We generally build with native WordPress blocks because they're lighter and easier to maintain. If your team relies on a page builder, we'll discuss the trade-offs with you.

Ready to talk about your project?

Tell us what you're working on. We'll reply with questions and a suggested next step for your WordPress and WooCommerce project.

What happens next

  1. You tell us about your store and what you want to change.
  2. We generally reply within one business day to arrange a short call.
  3. You get a proposal with scope, timeline, and cost.