Yes. Platform migrations are a significant part of our eCommerce work. We migrate product catalogues, customer accounts, order history, and reviews — and map all existing URLs to their new equivalents to protect your organic search rankings throughout the transition.

Yes. We integrate and configure payment gateways as part of every eCommerce build — Stripe, PayPal, Mollie, Klarna, and others. We handle the technical integration, webhook configuration, and test suite before launch. Merchant account setup with the payment provider is handled by your business.

Large catalogues — thousands of SKUs, complex variable products, or data imported from an ERP — require a different approach than small stores. We design the product data model and import pipeline before development starts, ensuring the database structure and query patterns scale cleanly. We’ve worked with catalogues exceeding 50,000 products on WooCommerce.

Yes. Dual B2C/B2B stores are a common requirement — typically involving customer group pricing, trade account registration and approval flows, separate checkout rules for trade customers, and different minimum order or payment term logic. We’ve built several of these on WooCommerce and scope them as part of the initial discovery.

We offer post-launch support retainers covering WooCommerce and plugin updates, security monitoring, performance checks, and development hours for new features and promotions. eCommerce sites benefit particularly from ongoing technical oversight — platform updates can break custom checkout logic, and promotional periods need performance headroom in advance. See our support plans.