A vibe-coded WooCommerce store starts at $7,800 and goes live in two to three weeks. That is a real shop on WordPress + WooCommerce — up to 50 products, a checkout we have tested with actual cards, taxes and shipping configured for your states, and order emails that reach inboxes instead of spam folders. You own all of it.
Who this is for
Shops selling up to 50 products: makers, boutiques, coffee roasters, course-adjacent simple digital goods, local brands going online. Past 50 products, with inventory syncing and ERP talk, you are in a different weight class — we will say so on day one and point you to people who live there. Everything under that ceiling is exactly our thing.
What you get
- WooCommerce running on a custom vibe-coded theme — the same clean-code approach as our WordPress builds, extended with store templates: product, category, cart, checkout, account.
- Up to 50 products loaded, with images sized and compressed so the catalog does not crawl.
- Payments through Stripe and/or PayPal, test-purchased end to end before launch.
- Sales tax and shipping rules configured and sanity-checked against where you actually ship.
- Transactional email through a real sending service, because default WordPress mail is where order confirmations go to die.
- Product schema markup so your items can show price and availability directly in Google results.
- A one-hour handoff session: adding products, processing orders, refunds, coupons.
What moves the price
| Scope | Ballpark |
|---|---|
| Up to 20 simple products, standard checkout | $7,800 |
| 21-50 products, variations (sizes/colors), coupons | $8,500-9,500 |
| Subscriptions, bookings, or digital downloads on top | +$800-1,800 |
You get the exact number, in writing, within a day of the form — before any money moves.
Store questions, answered straight
Why not Shopify?
Shopify is fine software with a toll booth: monthly fees from $39, transaction cuts unless you use their payments, and apps that add up fast. WooCommerce trades that for hosting you control at $20-40 a month and code you own. If your growth plan is 500 SKUs and a fulfillment team, Shopify may genuinely fit better — we will tell you that in the first conversation, not after the invoice.
What does a store cost to run monthly?
Realistically $25-60: hosting sized for WooCommerce, email sending, and backups. Card processors take their percentage regardless of platform. Put a care plan on top only if you want updates, monitoring, and small fixes to be somebody else’s job.
Can you move my existing store over?
Yes — products, customers, and order history migrate from Shopify, Squarespace, or an older WooCommerce build. That quote depends on how much history you carry; it is usually part of a migration project.
Who handles it when checkout breaks at 9pm?
For the first 30 days, us, free. After that, care-plan clients jump the line. A store is the one site type where we genuinely push the plan, because downtime has a dollar sign on it.
How much does WooCommerce itself cost?
Is WooCommerce free? The plugin itself is — free and open source. What costs money is everything around it: hosting sized for a store at $20 to $40 a month, any paid extensions you add, and the card-processing percentage every platform charges. Our from-$7,800 build covers the setup, configuration, and testing — the part where free software gets expensive if you learn it on your own store.