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Ecommerce Website Design on WooCommerce

Ecommerce Website Development with WooCommerce

An online store built around the way you will actually sell.

We connect products, payments, shipping, inventory, customer data and day-to-day business operations in one reliable system. We build WooCommerce stores for companies that want their own sales channel, full control over the platform and room to grow.

Prices start from €800 including VAT. The final budget and timeframe depend on the catalogue, integrations, design and checkout process.

What problem does a professionally built online store solve?

Choosing the right platform is only the beginning. The important decisions need to be made before development starts, not after launch.

  • The catalogue is organised around the way customers search and choose.
  • Payments and shipping methods are integrated reliably.
  • Orders and inventory do not depend on unnecessary manual work.
  • The mobile experience makes product selection and checkout easier.
  • Important URLs, content and data are preserved during migration.
  • Orders and revenue are tracked accurately.
  • Your team can manage day-to-day operations without relying on a developer for every change.

That is why we start with the business model, processes and critical decisions, rather than immediately choosing a theme or installing extensions.

Why we use WooCommerce

WooCommerce is a strong choice for many small and medium-sized ecommerce projects because it provides:

  • ownership and control over the store and its data;
  • a flexible catalogue and extensive customisation options;
  • a large ecosystem of integrations;
  • control over the checkout process and business logic;
  • strong integration with WordPress content;
  • freedom to choose your hosting provider and technical partner;
  • the ability to expand the store gradually.

We do not recommend WooCommerce automatically. For very large catalogues, marketplace models, complex B2B logic or demanding real-time integrations, we assess whether another platform or a custom architecture would be more suitable.

What needs to be decided before development begins

Catalogue and product structure

  • Main product groups, categories and subcategories.
  • Variants, attributes, filters, brands and product lines.
  • The data required for each product and how it will be imported or updated.

Checkout process

  • Guest checkout or customer accounts.
  • Shipping, VAT, discounts and additional charges.
  • Payments, notifications, returns and cancelled orders.
  • Whether a custom checkout process is required.

Integrations and internal operations

We define which courier, payment, warehouse, accounting, CRM, ERP, marketplace, email marketing and analytics systems need to exchange data with the store.

What ecommerce website development includes

AreaWhat we plan and build
PlanningGoals, customer journeys, page types, catalogue, functionality, integrations, deadlines and responsibilities.
WooCommerceProducts, categories, cart, checkout, accounts, currencies, taxes, shipping, notifications, roles and permissions.
DesignCategories, product pages, filters, search, trust elements and mobile-first usability.
IntegrationsPayments, couriers, product feeds, warehouse, accounting, CRM and ERP systems depending on the project.
TrackingOrders, revenue, ecommerce events, advertising conversions and key actions.
HandoverTesting, training, documentation, launch and 30 days of support for defects within the agreed scope.

Who this service is suitable for

  • A new business preparing to start selling online.
  • A physical retailer, manufacturer or importer that wants its own digital sales channel.
  • A brand that wants to reduce its dependence on marketplace platforms.
  • A company with a product catalogue that wants to add online ordering and payments.
  • A B2B business with specific pricing, customer groups or processes.
  • An existing online store that needs to be rebuilt or migrated.
  • An international project targeting multiple languages, currencies or markets.

When you only need ongoing optimisation for an existing store, the appropriate service is Ecommerce SEO.

Key scope decisions

Catalogue and product data

  • Categories, subcategories and product groups.
  • Variants, attributes, brands and filters.
  • Templates for product and category pages.
  • Importing, updating and maintaining product data quality.

Checkout and customer experience

  • Customer journeys and navigation.
  • Cart and checkout.
  • Mobile presentation and clear error messages.
  • Discounts, taxes, shipping and notifications.

Technical environment and management

  • WordPress and WooCommerce environment.
  • Roles and permissions for your team.
  • Security, backups and essential technical protection.
  • Training for managing products, categories, orders and promotions.

Integrations and external channels

Couriers and shipping

  • Speedy and Econt.
  • Other couriers after a technical review.
  • Shipping zones, methods, rates and conditions.
  • Waybills, tracking and cash on delivery depending on the selected solution.

Product feeds

  • Google Merchant Center.
  • Pazaruvaj, eMAG and GLAMI.
  • Meta catalogue.
  • Other marketplace or advertising channels according to their technical requirements.

Business systems

  • Warehouse and accounting systems.
  • CRM and ERP platforms.
  • Synchronisation of inventory, orders and customer data.
  • Custom integrations after reviewing the API and technical documentation.

Email and customer communication

  • Automated WooCommerce notifications.
  • Mailchimp, Klaviyo, ActiveCampaign or Brevo, depending on the project.
  • Abandoned-cart and follow-up communication flows when included in the scope.

Payments

  • Stripe, BORICA, myPOS or PayPal.
  • Cash on delivery.
  • Other payment providers after a technical review.
  • The right option depends on the countries, currencies, customer types and the merchant's provider agreements.

B2B and custom business logic

  • Customer groups and specific pricing.
  • Custom ordering rules.
  • Credit or leasing purchases when a reliable integration is available.
  • Custom functionality based on the business process.

Analytics and tracking

  • Google Analytics 4 and ecommerce events.
  • Order and revenue tracking.
  • Google Ads conversions and Meta Pixel.
  • Microsoft Clarity and other required measurement tools.

Pre-launch testing

  • Test orders, payments and shipping.
  • Email notifications and critical technical scenarios.
  • Key devices and browsers.
  • Verification that important actions are tracked correctly.

Our development process

The process is divided into nine clear stages so that the scope, responsibilities and key decisions are visible before launch.

Step 01

Understanding the business and requirements

We discuss the products, customers, ordering process, internal workflows, integrations and launch goals.

Step 02

Scope and proposal

We define what is included, what the client needs to provide, the estimated timeframe and the budget.

Step 03

Structure and prototype

We plan the main pages, catalogue, navigation and key customer journeys.

Step 04

Design

We prepare the visual solution for desktop and mobile according to the agreed scope.

Step 05

Development and integrations

We build WooCommerce, the required functionality, payments, shipping methods and external connections.

Step 06

Content and product data

We import or enter the agreed number of products and configure the required templates.

Step 07

Testing

We test devices and browsers, trial orders, payments, shipping, notifications, tracking and critical scenarios.

Step 08

Training and handover

We show your team how to manage products, categories, orders, promotions and essential settings. We also provide the agreed documentation.

Step 09

Launch and initial support

We launch the store after a final review and provide 30 days of support for defects within the agreed scope.

SEO foundations for launch

Every new online store should be technically prepared for crawling, indexing and future optimisation. This is not the same as an ongoing SEO service.

  • A logical structure for categories and key pages.
  • Clear and consistent URLs.
  • Control over indexable page types, an XML sitemap and essential canonical settings.
  • Breadcrumbs and basic Product and Offer structured data when the available data supports them.
  • Technical preparation of product variants and filters.
  • Essential metadata templates.
  • Correct redirect planning during a migration.
  • Connection to Google Search Console and Analytics.
  • A pre-launch check for critical crawling and indexing barriers.

This foundation does not include ongoing category and product optimisation, content development, link building or regular growth of organic revenue. After launch, this work is covered by our Ecommerce SEO service.

Ecommerce website development prices

The prices below are indicative and include VAT.

PackagePriceSuitable for
Starter Shopfrom €800A small store with up to 100 products and essential payment and shipping methods.
Standard Shopfrom €1,200A growing store with more product groups, a customised design or product feeds.
Pro Shopfrom €1,800A larger catalogue, more integrations or a customised checkout process.
Custom Enterprisefrom €3,500B2B logic, warehouse or accounting systems, multiple stores or custom development.

The final proposal is prepared after a short project review. We do not recommend selecting a package only by the number of products when integrations or business processes are more complex.

Indicative timeframes

  • Starter Shop: 20-25 working days.
  • Standard Shop: 25-35 working days.
  • Pro Shop: 35-50 working days.
  • Custom Enterprise: more than 60 working days.

The timeframe depends on the readiness of the product data, feedback and approval speed, external providers, migration requirements, design complexity, custom functionality, languages and target markets.

What is usually included

  • WooCommerce setup and responsive design according to the package.
  • Essential product and category templates.
  • One agreed payment method and one standard courier integration.
  • SSL, essential security configuration and cookie consent setup.
  • Launch-ready SEO foundations and basic analytics setup.
  • Training and 30 days of post-launch support.

Quoted separately: migration from another platform, custom design outside the package scope, professional entry or reworking of a large product catalogue, additional languages and professional translation, custom checkout, warehouse, ERP, CRM or accounting integrations, specialised B2B logic, paid extensions and external licences, ongoing technical support, SEO and digital marketing.

Migration of an existing online store

Migration is not simply a matter of transferring products. Important data, working processes and the value of existing URLs must be preserved.

  • Products, categories, attributes, images and files.
  • Customers, accounts, order history and promotional codes.
  • Inventory, identifiers and SEO metadata.
  • A map of old and new URLs and the required 301 redirects.
  • Checks for missing or changed pages.
  • Testing of payments, shipping and the tracking setup.

We migrate stores to WooCommerce from OpenCart, Magento, Shopify, PrestaShop and custom systems when the data can be extracted reliably. Pricing is determined after a technical review of the platform, volume, data quality and required redirects.

Frequently asked questions

Have questions? Here are some of the most common ones:

The price depends on the scope and integrations. A small template-based WooCommerce store with up to 100 products starts from €800. A medium-sized store costs between €1,200 and €1,800. An enterprise project with a warehouse-system integration starts from €3,500. We prepare a tailored proposal after a short consultation.

A Starter or Standard project typically takes 20-30 working days, Pro takes 35-50 working days and Enterprise projects take more than 60 working days. These timeframes assume timely client feedback.

WooCommerce gives many small and medium-sized businesses ownership of their store and data, flexibility, a wide range of integrations and control over the checkout process. We still assess every project individually and recommend another platform when WooCommerce would create significant technical or business limitations.

Yes. We first review the platform, catalogue, data quality, URLs and required integrations. The scope and price are then calculated according to the actual migration requirements.

A small WooCommerce store with essential functionality starts from €800. Larger catalogues, custom design, migrations and business integrations are priced according to the actual scope.

A standard project usually takes between 20 and 50 working days. Enterprise projects, migrations and custom integrations may require more time.

Yes. You receive access, training and the agreed documentation so your team can handle day-to-day operations without depending on a developer for every change.

Yes, when the data can be extracted reliably. Before preparing a proposal, we review the products, categories, customers, orders, URLs and required redirects.

Launch-ready SEO foundations are included according to the agreed scope. Ongoing work on categories, products, content, filters, organic visibility and revenue is a separate service.

Thirty days of support for defects within the agreed scope are included. Ongoing technical support can be arranged after that.

Yes. We can plan multilingual functionality, multiple currencies, international payments and different tax and shipping scenarios according to the target markets and business model.

Yes, but the services are clearly separated. New functionality and technical support are agreed according to development needs. Ongoing growth of the organic channel is covered by our Ecommerce SEO service.

Check whether the proposal clearly describes the catalogue, integrations, responsibilities, testing, tracking setup, licences, training, support, URL migration and the exact scope of the SEO foundations.

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