Development
WooCommerce webshop development
A WooCommerce shop that is slow, or that needs somebody to retype every order into the accounting system, is losing money in a way you can measure. I build shops, fix the ones that are leaking, and connect them to the systems that should already know about the orders.
When this makes sense
- The shop is slow on a phone and you can see it in the checkout numbers
- Orders are being copied into e-conomic or Billy by hand every week
- You need something the standard plugins do not quite do, and the plugin that claims to do it broke the theme
How it works
- 01
Measure
Real numbers first: load time on an actual phone, where the checkout drops people, and what the plugin stack is costing you per page.
- 02
Fix and build
Speed work, checkout work, or the integration you need — priced and agreed before it starts, and staged so the shop never takes an untested change.
- 03
Watch it
Monitoring on the shop and on the integrations, because a sync that stopped on Friday should not be discovered by a customer on Monday.
What the work covers
- Checkout and payment flow work, including Danish payment providers
- Integration to accounting and inventory, with retries and alerts when a sync fails
- Speed: the plugin weight, image sizes and caching that decide mobile load time
- Custom product logic where variations and standard plugins run out
Common questions
- What does a WooCommerce shop cost?
- A shop is a website with more moving parts, so it starts from the website figure of DKK 15,000 (25 hours) and goes up with the checkout, the product logic and every integration. Each integration starts at DKK 12,000. I price the parts separately so you can see what the shop costs and what the plumbing costs.
- Can you connect the shop to e-conomic or Billy?
- Yes, and it is usually the change that pays for itself fastest — an hour a week of retyping orders is a working week a year. An integration starts at DKK 12,000 and includes error handling, retries and monitoring, so you hear about a failed sync before your bookkeeper does.
- Our shop is slow. Can that be fixed without rebuilding it?
- Usually, yes. Most slow WooCommerce shops are slow for boring reasons: too many plugins doing overlapping work, images served at desktop size to phones, and no caching in front of the pages that never change. I measure before and after so you can see what you paid for rather than take my word for it.
- Can you migrate us from Shopify or another platform?
- I can migrate the products, customers and orders, and I will be straight with you about whether the move is worth it. Leaving a hosted platform means you take on the hosting, the updates and the security yourself, or you pay someone to. Sometimes that is clearly right and sometimes it is a lateral move with a bill attached.
- Do you handle the marketing and the product copy?
- No. I do the technical half — speed, checkout, integrations, tracking that reports honestly. For advertising, product copy and photography there are people better at it than me, and I am happy to say who. It is a bad sign when a developer says yes to all of it.
Other stacks I work in
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