WooCommerce builds

A Blunor WooCommerce build is what you commission when Shopify has hit its ceiling. Our senior WooCommerce specialists handle the build; Hamid leads strategy and signs off the launch checklist: complex product logic, real subscriptions, custom tax + shipping rules, ERP integrations, or a checkout flow that the stock theme just can’t model. The result is a hand-coded store engineered to scale, not a plugin pile-up that crumples on a Black-Friday spike.

Who this is for

Brands past the Shopify boundary, retailers needing genuinely custom product types (configurable kits, made-to-order, calculators), subscription-first stores, and any business that has been quoted £40k+ on Shopify Plus and wants more architectural control.

The build pattern

Performance-budgeted from day one

The build runs to a Lighthouse 90+ mobile target on the product page, verified pre-launch on a real mobile device. Object cache + page cache + image CDN + critical CSS are part of the spec, not an after-launch retrofit.

Checkout that converts

Checkout is rebuilt to your conversion flow — express pay first, address autocomplete, one-page or multi-step depending on what the data says converts for your category. Side-by-side A/B variants are baked in so you keep iterating.

The integrations layer

• ERP / inventory sync (NetSuite, Cin7, Linnworks).
• Shipping providers (Royal Mail, USPS, Aramex, DPD) wired natively, not via screen-scrape plugins.
• Subscription mechanics — pause, swap, skip — with the customer logic visible in admin.
• Custom tax rules where SaaS plugins fall short (multi-region VAT, US sales tax, GCC VAT).

Timeline + investment

A custom WooCommerce flagship typically ships in 6–12 weeks with a fixed price from $5,500. Larger migrations (10k+ SKUs, multi-region) are scoped on top. After discovery you receive a written architecture, a migration plan and a real launch date.

Migration from Shopify

Migrations from Shopify (or BigCommerce, Magento, custom stacks) come across cleanly: products, variants, customers, order history, URL redirects, brand styling, active subscriptions. The migration runs in staging until you sign off — there is no overnight cut-over surprise.

Post-launch care

The 30-day post-launch window covers anything that breaks or under-performs at no charge. After that, an optional monthly care plan covers Woo + plugin updates in staging, security monitoring, performance regressions, and a small block of improvement hours — month-to-month, cancel any time.