WooCommerce or Shopify?

Shopify if you want a hosted platform and your requirements are standard. WooCommerce if you need control over checkout and pricing logic, want to avoid per-transaction platform fees, or already run WordPress for content. We will tell you honestly which fits.

Why does WooCommerce slow down with a big catalogue?

Woo stores product data across several WordPress tables, so filtering and search get expensive as products multiply. The fixes are object caching, a proper index strategy and sometimes a dedicated product lookup table — all solvable, but they need doing deliberately.

Can you do B2B pricing and customer-specific rates?

Yes — role-based pricing, quantity breaks, customer-group catalogues, quote requests and net payment terms. This is one of the main reasons businesses pick WooCommerce over a hosted platform.

Can you migrate our existing store without losing SEO?

Yes. Products, customers and orders migrate with a URL map and 301 redirects shipped alongside, plus Search Console monitoring for the first month so any ranking drop is caught in days.

Your store, your rules

WooCommerce Development

WooCommerce development builds and extends WordPress-based online stores: custom checkout flows, pricing and discount logic, subscriptions, payment and shipping integrations, and the performance work WooCommerce stores usually need as the catalogue grows.

Talk about WooCommerce See the work

01BuildSoftware that holds up after launch day.

Starts from: ₹1.2L
Typical timeline: 3–6 weeks

Tools & stack

WooCommerce
WordPress
PHP
MySQL
Razorpay
Stripe
Redis
Cloudflare

Outcomes

Checkout logic: Custom; Checkout logic
Tiered pricing: B2B; Tiered pricing
Tuned for big catalogues: Scale; Tuned for big catalogues

9 deliverables

What's included

WooCommerce stores built for speed and custom logic — pricing rules, subscriptions, B2B tiers and the integrations WooCommerce doesn't ship with.

Custom WooCommerce theme and product templates
Checkout customisation and one-page checkout
Custom pricing, bundles and B2B tiers
Subscriptions and recurring billing
Payment gateways (Razorpay, Stripe, PayPal)
Shipping, tax and inventory integrations
ERP / accounting sync
Catalogue performance and query tuning
Migration from Shopify, Magento or another Woo store

4 steps

How it works

Typical timeline: 3–6 weeks

01
Model the commerce rules
Variants, pricing tiers, tax and shipping logic mapped first. WooCommerce handles the standard case well; everything that blows up a timeline lives in the exceptions.
02
Build the storefront
Custom templates rather than a bought theme with 40 plugins layered on, so the store stays fast and maintainable.
03
Integrate
Payments, shipping, tax, and whatever your back office actually runs on — ERP, accounting, inventory.
04
Tune for the catalogue you'll have
Query optimisation, object caching and image pipeline sized for your product count a year from now, not today's.