WooCommerce shops you control, built to stay fast.
We build and improve online shops on WordPress with WooCommerce, for businesses that want full control of their catalogue, data and design, and a shop that stays quick.
Serving businesses across the UK, USA, UAE and Australia.
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Full control
Your catalogue, design and customer data stay in your hands.
Lean by design
We limit extensions so the shop stays fast and simple to run.
Numbers you can use
Sales and behaviour tracked so decisions are not guesses.
Who WooCommerce suits.
WooCommerce is a good fit when flexibility matters more than having everything managed for you.
Shops with unusual products
Custom options, bundles, subscriptions or rules that need flexibility.
Businesses already on WordPress
One system for content and the shop, managed by the same team.
Stores that want data ownership
Customer and order data on your own hosting.
Shops that outgrew a template
A slow or cluttered store rebuilt on a cleaner foundation.
WooCommerce or a hosted platform?
We recommend what fits, not what we prefer. The trade-off is control against convenience.
- Choose WooCommerce for control of data, design and hosting
- Choose a hosted platform such as Shopify for fewer decisions and included hosting
- Compare the cost of extensions and upkeep, not just the software
- Consider who will manage updates and security
- We give you a written comparison before you commit
Illustration. The right choice depends on your business.
The SightSol WooCommerce system.
A shop is a chain from catalogue to analytics. Each link is planned.
Catalogue
Product data, categories and attributes structured for shoppers and search.
You receive: a catalogue plan.Storefront
A fast theme and page templates that suit your products.
You receive: a working storefront.Checkout
Payments, tax, shipping and emails set up for your markets.
You receive: a tested checkout.Analytics
Tracking and reports for sales, channels and products.
You receive: a dashboard and reports.A shop architecture that stays manageable.
Every extension adds cost. We choose carefully and keep the stack small.
- Lean theme, built or chosen for speed
- Extensions reviewed one by one: keep, replace or remove
- Staging site for safe updates
- Documented set-up so the shop is not a black box
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Product data that works for shoppers and search.
Clean product data makes shops easier to browse, filter and rank.
- Categories and attributes designed around how people search
- Variations for size, colour and options without duplicate pages
- Stock, tax class and shipping data set up correctly
- Product schema and readable URLs
- Bulk import and export routines for large catalogues
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Checkout and payments for each market.
Payment habits differ by country. We set up gateways, tax and shipping so checkout feels familiar.
- Tax and shipping rules configured per region
- Guest checkout and clear order emails
- Abandoned cart follow-up where appropriate
- Test orders on real devices before launch
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Running the shop day to day.
A shop is an operation. We set up the routines that keep orders, stock and shipping moving.
- Stock alerts and inventory settings
- Order status and email flows
- Backups, updates and security checks
- Monthly reporting on orders and performance
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Moving to WooCommerce.
Moving a shop is a project. We plan it so customers and search do not lose their place.
Products and content
Catalogue, images and descriptions moved and checked.
Customers and orders
Accounts and order history carried over where possible.
URLs and redirects
Important pages kept or redirected so rankings are protected.
Go-live checks
Payments, emails, tax and tracking tested before launch.
Platforms and tools.
The building blocks of a WooCommerce shop.
WordPress
Content, users and editing.
WooCommerce
Products, cart and orders.
Payment gateways
Card, wallet and bank options.
Analytics and SEO tools
Reporting, sitemaps and schema.
How a WooCommerce project runs.
Timelines depend on catalogue size and integrations. They are agreed in writing before work starts.
- Discovery callProducts, customers, markets and current platform.
- Audit or planReview of an existing shop, or a plan for a new one.
- Scope and designWritten scope, structure and designs for approval.
- Build and migrateShop build, product import, integrations and redirects.
- Test and launchCheckout, mobile, tax and tracking tested, then go-live.
- Care and growUpdates, reporting and improvements.
What you receive
- Shop plan and written scope
- Storefront built or improved
- Catalogue set up
- Payments, tax and shipping configured
- Tracking and reporting
- Redirect plan for moved pages
- A handover for your team
Questions, answered.
Is WooCommerce free?
The core plugin is free. Hosting, a theme, extensions, payment fees and maintenance are not. We give you the total picture before you decide.
WooCommerce or Shopify: which is better?
Neither in every case. WooCommerce gives control and flexibility. Shopify gives convenience and included hosting. We compare them against your products, team and budget.
Will WooCommerce be slow?
It can be, if the shop is loaded with heavy extensions and poor hosting. We keep the stack lean and measure speed on real pages.
Can you move my shop from another platform?
Yes. We plan the move of products, customers and URLs, and test before launch. Some ranking movement can still happen, so we monitor afterwards.
Who looks after updates and security?
You can manage them, or we can provide ongoing care.
Which payment methods can I offer?
Most major card and wallet options are available through gateways. We choose per market.
How much does a WooCommerce shop cost?
It depends on catalogue size, design, integrations and markets. After a short review we send a written scope and price.
What do you need to get started?
Your product list, brand assets, any current shop, and a short call about goals and markets.