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What we offer
- New store builds
- Custom WordPress design
- Migration
- Category pages for Google
- Updates and support
Technologies
WooCommerce e-commerce development
WooCommerce is good for small and mid-size businesses: fast launch, you can write articles and grow through Google search.
What it is and who it suits
WooCommerce runs on WordPress. If you want customers to find you via Google—you can write articles, manage category descriptions, and edit content yourself or with our help.
We build stores with a clear purchase flow, mobile-friendly design, and connected payments (Paysera, Stripe), carriers (DPD, Omniva), and accounting (Rivile).
For speed we use few plugins, optimize images, and enable caching. Too many plugins is why many WordPress stores are slow.
Project: 1) call, 2) category plan, 3) design, 4) build and connect, 5) Google setup, 6) launch. Simple store: 4–10 weeks.
If you plan 5000+ products or complex B2B sales—we discuss early or recommend Magento.
This platform is part of our e-commerce development service. Learn more about the full process, pricing, and phases.
E-commerce DevelopmentNot sure which platform to choose? Compare options on our main e-commerce service page.
What we do(5)
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Who it suits
- Small and mid-size businesses
- Google visibility matters
- Limited budget
- Want a blog
- Fast start
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Sales and Google
- Category descriptions
- FAQ on pages
- Links between pages
- Easy checkout
- Sales tracking
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Connected systems
- Paysera, Stripe
- DPD, Omniva
- Rivile accounting
- Email marketing
- Other systems
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How we work
- 1. Call
- 2. Category plan
- 3. Design
- 4. Build
- 5. Launch
Why Meta Solutions
- Strong WordPress and Google experience
- Fast launch (4–10 weeks)
- LT payments and accounting
- Few unnecessary plugins
- Post-launch support
Frequently asked questions
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How much does a WooCommerce store cost?
Simple—from a few thousand EUR. Full connections—more. Clear range after a call.
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Suitable for many products?
Yes if set up well. For 10,000+ products and B2B—we often recommend Magento.
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When to choose WooCommerce?
When you want articles, growth through Google search, and flexible WordPress content—with a limited initial budget.
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Do you migrate stores?
Yes—products, customers, orders, and Google links preserved.
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How do you ensure speed?
Few plugins, optimized images, caching, regular speed checks.