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WooCommerce turns a WordPress site into an online store you own outright. The WooCommerce Store Build sets up everything a store needs to take its first order: the store design, up to 50 products, payments, shipping zones, tax rules and order emails, all checked with test orders before launch.
WooCommerce suits businesses that want control. The store runs on hosting in your name, your customer and order data stay in your own accounts, and you can extend it with WordPress plugins when you need more. It also fits well if you already have a WordPress website.
The cost of that control is upkeep. WordPress, WooCommerce and plugins need regular updates to stay secure. If you would rather not manage that at all, a hosted Shopify store is usually the easier choice.
The build is a complete store with a written scope, so you know before ordering exactly what is set up and what is not.
Running costs are paid to other providers, not to us. You need WooCommerce-ready hosting and a domain, billed by your host and registrar, plus the fees your payment provider charges on each sale. Premium plugins, if you choose any, are billed by their makers.
Products can be loaded from a spreadsheet, up to 50 in the standard build. Moving past orders and customer records from an old store is outside the standard scope. Add a note at checkout and we send a written Change Quote for the migration.
It can, using extra plugins, but subscriptions and memberships are not part of the standard store build. If your store needs them, describe what you sell at checkout and we send a written Change Quote covering the setup.
Tell us what your site needs to do and we reply by email with the build we would suggest. Or tick Compare on up to four builds to see scope, price and delivery side by side.