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WooCommerce development for stores where every second is revenue.
Most stores are a theme, a page builder, and forty extensions hoping to agree with each other. Ours are engineered around one thing: the order completing. New builds, checkout work, custom plugins, and integrations, at a fixed price, from a studio WooCommerce itself vetted.
- 1,500+
- projects shipped
- 3 → 1
- checkout steps, one client
- 0
- downtime, every migration
- 1Product page 4.1 MB, 31 requests, a gallery plugin 380 KB, native blocks, on screen in 0.9 s
- 2Cart shipping is a surprise on the next page rates and the delivery date shown in the cart
- 3Checkout 3 steps, account required 1 page, guest first, express pay on top
- 4Payment "something went wrong", order lost idempotent webhooks, retries logged, nothing lost
- 5Fulfilment a CSV to the warehouse, by hand ERP / 3PL synced both ways, with logs
- 6After one generic email tracking, review ask, store credit, subscription
In one paragraph: RoundBorders is a WooCommerce development studio and an approved WooCommerce Pro Partner. We build new stores on native blocks, rebuild slow or fragile ones, engineer checkouts from each store's own drop-off data, and write custom WooCommerce plugins and integrations (ERP, CRM, shipping, payments, wallets) that survive updates. Every project is a fixed quote, the code is yours, and stores move with zero downtime. Checkout work from $699, plugins and integrations from $1,499, full store builds from $4,999.
how pricing works →What we build
What a WooCommerce developer actually builds.
Six kinds of store work, each with a real starting price. Pick the one you came for and it travels with you into the brief, so the first message you get from us is already about your store.
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New store build
Design, native blocks, product architecture, shipping and tax rules, payments, launch checklist. Fast on day one, editable by you on day two.
from$4,999 Start this build → - /02
Store rebuild or replatform
A Woo store that got slow, or a Shopify, Magento, or BigCommerce store moving to Woo. Products, customers, order history, and URLs come with you; the bloat doesn't.
from$2,999 Start this build → - /03
Checkout & conversion
One-page checkout, express pay, guest first, address autocomplete, the error copy nobody writes. Measured on completed orders, before and after.
from$699 Start this build → - /04
Custom WooCommerce plugin
The feature no extension does: B2B pricing tiers, quote flows, product configurators, loyalty and wallet logic. Coded to Woo standards, hookable, documented.
from$1,499 Start this build → - /05
Integrations
Woo talking to your ERP, CRM, 3PL, accounting, or marketing stack. Both directions, with retries, idempotency, and logs you can read.
from$1,499 Start this build → - /06
Store performance
Core Web Vitals green on product and checkout pages, database cleanup, the plugin audit. Our performance service, store edition.
from$499 Start this build → - /07
Store rescue
Checkout down, payments failing, a plugin update that broke the catalogue. Same-day diagnosis, fixed price, 30-day guarantee.
from$149 The rescue page →
Checkout, decided by your numbers
How we build a WooCommerce checkout that converts.
There is no template checkout. Every store loses orders in a different place, so the work starts with where yours leave, and only the fixes that move that number get built. Pick a store to see how different the answer gets.
what we'd build for this store · and what we'd leave alone
Then we measure it again. The project ends with the same funnel, after, on the same traffic. Built on the WooCommerce block checkout so it keeps working after updates.
Custom plugin, or extension?
Custom WooCommerce plugin: buy it or build it?
Custom code is not always the answer, and we say so before quoting. Buy when a well-maintained extension does 90% of the job; we install it, configure it, and extend it with hooks for the last 10%. Build when the thing doesn't exist, when three extensions are fighting each other, or when the subscriptions cost more than the code would over three years. The verdict is part of the free scope, in writing, before any number.
The extension is solid. We install, configure, and extend it. You pay us once; the licence stays yours.
A plugin written for your rules, to Woo standards, hookable and documented. No subscription, no lock-in.
Depends on how unusual your rules are. Decided in the scope, with the three-year cost of both written down.
Update-proof
WooCommerce updates that don't break your store.
The fear under every "custom" quote: the next Woo release breaks it and you're back paying someone. Custom code written to Woo's own rules survives updates as routine. The routine is five rules, and every plugin we ship declares it in its own header, the lines WooCommerce reads before it lets the code run.
/** * Plugin Name: Your Store Rules * Author: RoundBorders, for you * Requires at least: 6.6 * Requires PHP: 8.1 * WC requires at least: 9.0 * WC tested up to: 10.0 * License: GPL-2.0, and yours */ declare_compatibility( 'custom_order_tables' ); // HPOS declare_compatibility( 'cart_checkout_blocks' ); // block checkout // 14 hooks · 0 template overrides · 0 edits to core
Hooks, not overrides
We extend WooCommerce through its actions and filters. Template overrides are the first thing an update breaks, so we avoid them.
Never touch core
Not WordPress, not WooCommerce, not a gateway. Everything we write lives in its own plugin, which is also how it stays yours.
HPOS and block checkout, from day one
Built for where Woo is going, not where it was. Our plugins declare compatibility instead of hoping.
Tested against the beta
Major releases run against your store's staging copy before they ship, so release day is boring.
Staging first, always
No update lands on a live store untested. On a care plan, this happens without you asking.
Receipts
Numbers from real stores.
Store work is measurable, so we measure it. Every project ends with a before-and-after you can hand to whoever asks what you paid for.
time-to-first-byte on a live store, product pages included.
performance projectcheckout steps for a client store; completed orders up, support tickets down.
checkout projectpaid extensions replaced by one custom plugin, and the yearly subscriptions with them.
custom plugin projectorders across a two-way ERP sync in its first year: retries, idempotent webhooks, a log you can read.
integration projectOne number
How much WooCommerce development costs.
Every project is quoted once, at a fixed price, after a free scope. No hourly meter, no rush fees, no surprise on the invoice. These are the ranges most store work lands in.
Checkout · fixes · performance
$499 – $2,499
Checkout rebuilds, conversion work, speed on product and checkout pages, store rescues.
Plugins · integrations
from $1,499
Custom WooCommerce plugins, ERP / CRM / 3PL integrations, B2B logic, wallets. Documented and hookable.
Store builds · replatforms
$4,999 – $14,999
New stores and full rebuilds, migrations from Shopify or Magento included, zero downtime.
Client Reviews
Stores we've built and fixed, in their words.
Real reviews from WooCommerce store owners, unedited.
Troubleshooting intermittent 503 Errors
You, Sir, are a genius. Thank you so much for helping us out. Myself and our hosting provider weren't able to find the error, Bishoy found it in less than 24 hours. Thank you so much!
Hide mailpoet opt-in on woocommerce checkout page for existing subscribers
Bishoy had great communication, answered all of my questions, and got my code done in hours when I need it fast!
Troubleshoot and fix Wordpress Storefront Child theme issues
Bishoy is a genius at what he does. I would give him 10 stars if I could!!
WooCommerce development FAQ
Asked before the build, answered straight.
What store owners ask before commissioning work, and what we tell them.
What does a WooCommerce developer do that a theme and extensions do not?
A theme and extensions cover the average store. A developer makes yours work the way your business does: checkout built around where your buyers drop off, product and pricing logic that no extension ships, integrations with your warehouse or accounting, and a store that stays fast as it grows. The code is written to WooCommerce standards, so it survives updates.
Do you build new WooCommerce stores, or only fix existing ones?
Both. New stores from a brief (design, native blocks, products, payments, shipping, launch checklist), rebuilds of stores that got slow or fragile, and targeted work on stores that are otherwise fine: checkout, a custom plugin, an integration, performance.
Can you migrate my Shopify or Magento store to WooCommerce?
Yes. Products, variants, customers, full order history, and discount codes move across; product and collection URLs get a one-to-one 301 map so rankings follow. The store stays up throughout; checkout pauses once, for 15 to 30 minutes, while the last orders and stock counts are moved exactly.
Will custom code break when WooCommerce updates?
Not if it is written the way WooCommerce documents. We extend through hooks, never template overrides or core edits; every plugin we ship declares HPOS and block-checkout compatibility; and major releases are tested against a staging copy of your store before they reach production.
Should I buy an extension or have you build a custom plugin?
Buy when a well-maintained extension does most of the job; we install, configure, and extend it. Build when the feature does not exist, when several extensions are fighting each other, or when the yearly subscriptions cost more than the code would over three years. We give you that verdict in the free scope, before any number.
How much does WooCommerce development cost?
Checkout, fixes, and performance work usually land between $499 and $2,499. Custom plugins and integrations start at $1,499. New store builds and replatforms run $4,999 to $14,999. Every project is a fixed price quoted after a free scope; no hourly billing.
How long does a WooCommerce store build take?
A checkout or plugin project is typically one to two weeks. A new store is four to eight weeks depending on catalogue size and integrations, built on staging while your current store keeps selling.
What does being a WooCommerce Pro Partner mean?
WooCommerce vets agencies for the partner directory and lists RoundBorders in the Pro Partner tier. It means our work has been reviewed by the people who make WooCommerce, and it is the same team, and the same fixed prices, whether you arrive from the directory or from a search.
Every store is a thousand orders trying to complete. Build for the order.
Tell us what your store needs to do. A written scope, a fixed price, and a start date, usually within two days.
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