WooCommerce stores that keep up with your business.

A store that worked at fifty orders a month often struggles at five hundred. Checkout rules don’t fit how you sell, staff re-key orders into other systems, and pages slow down as the catalogue grows. We build, extend and migrate WooCommerce stores so the technology keeps pace with the business.

Is this you?

What we’re usually asked to fix

Slow product and category pages

Checkout, shipping or pricing rules the store can’t handle

Orders, inventory or customers copied by hand between systems

A store that has outgrown its server, or needs to move without losing orders, customers or rankings

What we build

Stores built for how you sell

01

New stores

From a focused catalogue to complex products, variations, subscriptions and bookings.

02

Custom store features

Gift cards, wholesale and member pricing, custom checkout rules, product configurators. Built so that each order is processed exactly once, even when payment notifications arrive twice.

03

Integrations

Point-of-sale, accounting, inventory, shipping, CRMs, and vendor and product feeds to external marketplaces and order systems.

04

Store migrations

Moving large stores between servers or platforms with orders, customers, products and search rankings intact.

05

Built for Canada

GST, HST and QST handled correctly; bilingual storefronts; Canadian payment and shipping options.

Testimonials

Clients stay for years

I have been acquainted with Shawn King for 15 years… [He] has been a true game-changer in identifying and enhancing the areas of the website that were not performing as well as they could have.
Carrol DizenbachPillows by Dwellissimo

After launch

Stores need constant care

Payment-gateway changes, plugin updates and security. Our managed service keeps your store hosted, updated, backed up and monitored by the team that built it.

  • Updates tested on staging before they go live
  • Daily backups, stored on and off the server
  • Monitoring around the clock

Tell us about your store.

What’s slowing it down, and where it needs to go next.