WooCommerce turns a WordPress site into a shop, which makes it the right choice when selling is one part of what you do: a venue taking deposits, a maker selling a few products alongside a portfolio, or a business that needs a checkout to do something unusual. We build it, connect it and keep it fast.
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Product, category, basket and checkout pages that match the rest of your site and make buying simple.
Deposits, bookings, room choices, invoiced balances: the flows Shopify's model doesn't allow.
WooCommerce is heavy if you let it be. We keep the stack lean and host it on servers tuned for it.
Products, customers and past orders brought in from Squarespace, Shopify or spreadsheets.
Stripe, PayPal and card payments, UK shipping rules and VAT set up correctly.
GA4 ecommerce events and ad conversion tracking, so every sale is traced to its source.
If your whole business is a shop, we'll usually point you at Shopify. WooCommerce earns its place when the shop has to live inside a richer website, or when the checkout needs to do something custom.
Court House Farm is a good example: a retreat venue whose site is mostly stories, rooms and events, with WooCommerce quietly taking a £500 deposit for each retreat and the balance invoiced later. We also imported their past Squarespace orders so their customer history came with them.
The trade-off is maintenance. WooCommerce sites need updating carefully and hosting properly, which is why most of ours sit on our managed hosting.
£500deposits taken online
Court House Farm's retreats are set up as content with a WooCommerce product behind each one, so guests pay the deposit online and the rest is invoiced once the retreat is confirmed. Past orders and customers were imported from Squarespace, and the mailing list moved to Brevo at the same time.
WordPress, WooCommerce and Brevo, moved from Squarespace in October 2026.
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WooCommerce when the shop is part of a bigger WordPress site or needs a custom checkout; Shopify when selling is the main job. We build on both. Our Shopify page covers the other side.
Yes, with the right setup. We've built deposit-and-invoice flows for a retreat venue and can connect booking plugins or systems where needed.
Usually, yes. We've imported from Squarespace, Shopify and spreadsheets. It's worth doing: your repeat customers keep their history and your email list comes with it.
It can, if it's thrown onto cheap hosting with a heavy theme. Built lean and hosted properly it's fast. Speed is checked in PageSpeed before launch.
A fixed quote based on the number of products, the design and any custom flows or imports. You'll have it in writing before work starts, and WooCommerce itself is free.
No. Builds are a fixed quote; hosting and care are monthly rolling.
Tell us what you sell and how you want to take payment. We'll come back within 24 hours.
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