White label WooCommerce development for agencies
White label WooCommerce development: stores, checkouts and integrations built by our team and handed over under your agency’s name.
Take on ecommerce projects without hiring an ecommerce developer. We build new stores, extend existing ones and keep them running after launch.
Why WooCommerce projects are harder than they look
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A checkout bug costs your client sales every hour -
Plugin conflicts break the store after an update -
Payments and shipping need someone who has done it before -
Large catalogs make product pages slow -
The feature your client wants isn’t in any plugin -
An in-house ecommerce developer is expensive to hire
A store is only finished when real orders go through. We test that before launch, not after.
What we build in WooCommerce
From a new store on your designs to one awkward feature on a store that already sells.
New stores
Built from your designs, with custom product, cart and checkout templates.
Checkout
Fewer fields and fewer steps, so fewer people leave the cart, especially on mobile.
Payments and shipping
Stripe, PayPal, Apple Pay, local gateways and live carrier rates.
Custom features
Product configurators, B2B pricing, subscriptions. Built as a plugin, so WooCommerce updates leave it alone.
ERP and CRM sync
Orders, stock and customers synced with the systems your client already uses.
Speed for big catalogs
Faster product pages and checkout, including during sales.
Store integrations we set up most
Each one tested with real test orders before launch, not just switched on.
Card payments
Stripe and PayPal with Apple Pay and Google Pay, 3D Secure, refunds from the WooCommerce admin and webhooks that survive a timeout.
Pay later
Klarna, Afterpay and similar, shown only where they’re allowed for the customer’s country and basket size.
Shipping
Live carrier rates, ShipStation or Shippo labels, free-shipping thresholds and local pickup.
ERP and inventory
Stock and prices from NetSuite, Odoo, Business Central or the client’s own system. Orders go back automatically.
Accounting
Orders and refunds sent to Xero or QuickBooks with the right tax codes.
Email marketing
Klaviyo or Mailchimp with order and cart events, so abandoned-cart flows actually fire.
B2B features, built to fit
Wholesale stores rarely work with B2B plugins out of the box. These are the features we build or adapt most often.
- Customer-specific price lists and tiered discounts
- Minimum order quantities and pack sizes
- Invoice and net-30 payment for approved accounts
- Quick order form by SKU for repeat buyers
- Company accounts with several buyers and an approver
- Request-a-quote for products without a fixed price
Big catalogs that stay fast
Most slow stores we see have tens of thousands of products and the default setup. A few changes go a long way.
HPOS and lookup tables
High-performance order storage switched on and product lookup tables in use, so order and filter queries stop scanning post meta.
Object caching
Redis for repeated queries, and cart fragments only loaded where the mini cart is visible.
Search and filters
Search and layered filters that answer in under a second, with a dedicated search service on very large catalogs.
Tested before sales
A load test before Black Friday or a big launch, not after the checkout falls over.
How white label WooCommerce development works with us
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1. Brief and quote
Send the designs, the product data and access to the current store if there is one. You get a scope with a fixed price, and a list of plugins we plan to use and why.
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2. Build and test orders
We build on staging and place test orders with every payment and shipping method, coupon type and tax rule before anything goes live.
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3. Launch and after
We deploy with you, usually early in the week and never right before a sale. Then we stay around for fixes, updates and new features.
Example: a 12,000-product parts store
A typical rescue project for a marketing agency whose client’s store had slowed to a crawl.
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The problem
Category pages took 6–8 seconds to load, and admin order search often timed out. The client blamed the hosting.
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What we found
No object cache, orders still in post meta, and a filter plugin running dozens of meta queries on every page.
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What we changed
Moved orders to HPOS, added Redis, replaced the filter plugin with a lighter setup built on lookup tables. About 35 hours.
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Result
Category pages under 2 seconds, order search instant. Same hosting plan.
How agencies work with us on stores
WooCommerce FAQ
Yes. We start with a short audit of the theme, plugins and custom code, then fix, extend or rebuild what’s needed.
Stripe, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Klarna and most regional gateways that have a WooCommerce plugin or an API.
Yes. We move products, variations, customers and order history, and set up a redirect for every old product and category URL so the store keeps its search traffic. Customer passwords can’t be moved from Shopify, so we plan a friendly reset email with you.
No. There are no credits in the theme, the emails or the admin, and we only talk to your team.
We watch the first real orders with you, then most agencies keep us on a monthly retainer or send fixes and new features as they come up. Plugin updates on a store are always tested on staging first, because checkout is the one page that can’t break.
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Have a store project coming up?
Tell us what the client sells and what the store needs to do. We reply within one business day.