WooCommerce Builds Engineered by an 
Automattic-Verified Pro Partner.

AddWeb Solution is an Automattic-verified WooCommerce Pro Partner — a tier within Automattic’s official agency partner program. The status is independently verifiable on the official WooCommerce agency directory at woocommerce.com/development-services. Pro Partners have proven WooCommerce engineering depth, undergone Automattic’s vetting process, and are eligible for direct support escalation, early product roadmap access, and exclusive WooCommerce extension discounts that flow through to clients. Not every agency for development in WordPress holds this designation.

Most WooCommerce engagements at AddWeb fall between $5,000 (focused customization or migration sprint) and $75,000+ (enterprise build with headless architecture, B2B logic, AI features, and full performance optimization). Discovery-only sprints start at $2,500. We provide a written, line-itemed estimate within 48 hours of a scoping call — no boilerplate ranges, no padded contingencies.

A focused custom store ships in 6 to 10 weeks. A full enterprise build with headless front-end, B2B logic, subscriptions, and integrations runs 14 to 22 weeks. We commit to a fixed timeline after a 1 to 2-week paid discovery and publish a weekly burndown so you always know what is at risk.

Yes. We build headless WooCommerce architectures using Next.js, Nuxt, or Astro on the front-end and the WooCommerce Store API or GraphQL on the back-end. Headless is the right choice for content-heavy storefronts, marketplaces with non-standard UX, brands needing app-like performance, or businesses unifying web + mobile + in-store on one back-end. Headless adds complexity — we recommend it only when the business case justifies it.

Yes. We ship subscription-based stores with WooCommerce Subscriptions, Memberships with Paid Memberships Pro or WooCommerce Memberships, and recurring billing logic for SaaS-style and physical-goods subscription models. We handle the operational layer most agencies skip — dunning, failed payment retry logic, subscription analytics dashboards, and churn-reduction flows. We also integrate Stripe Billing, Chargebee, or RevenueCat where the native Woo subscription model is insufficient.

Yes. B2B builds use WooCommerce B2B extensions (B2B for WooCommerce, WooCommerce Wholesale), custom role-based pricing, tax-exempt customer flows, quote-to-cart workflows, and ERP integrations (NetSuite, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics). Multi-vendor marketplaces are built on Dokan, WC Vendors, or custom multi-vendor architectures with payment splits via Stripe Connect, vendor reputation systems, and dispute resolution.

Performance is engineered, not patched. We work at four layers: database (HPOS migration, query optimization, custom indexes), application (object caching with Redis or Memcached, transient cleanup, autoload optimization), front-end (image optimization, critical CSS, lazy loading, code splitting), and edge (CDN, page caching with Varnish or Nginx FastCGI cache). Most clients see LCP under 2.5s and CLS under 0.1 within 30 days of engagement.

Yes — it is one of our most common engagements. We start with a 1 to 2-week code and architecture audit, deliver a written rescue plan with risk ratings (performance, security, plugin debt, custom code review), and quote a recovery roadmap. We have inherited WooCommerce stores from prior agencies, freelance developers, and in-house teams — including stores using outdated themes, abandoned page builders, and legacy plugin stacks.

Yes. We migrate products, customers, orders, subscriptions, SEO equity (301 redirects, canonical preservation), and design systems from Shopify, Shopify Plus, Magento (Adobe Commerce), BigCommerce, and Wix Commerce to WooCommerce. The reverse direction is supported as well. Migrations are scoped after a data audit — we never quote without a sample export and content inventory.

Yes. We ship AI-powered product descriptions (OpenAI, Anthropic), AI-driven search and recommendations, abandoned-cart recovery agents, customer support chatbots, image enhancement and background removal, fraud detection for high-risk verticals, and AI-generated content moderation. Our dedicated AI engineering unit has been running for four years — and our own AI-driven WordPress hosting product, WeWP, gives us operational depth no competing Woo agency matches.

Native WooCommerce: Subscriptions, Memberships, Bookings, Product Bundles, Composite Products, Smart Coupons, Dynamic Pricing. Multi-vendor: Dokan, WC Vendors. B2B: B2B for WooCommerce, Wholesale Suite. Payments: Stripe, PayPal, Authorize.Net, Square, Razorpay. Shipping: ShipStation, Easyship, EasyPost. Tax: TaxJar, Avalara. Marketing: Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Brevo. We also build custom plugins from scratch when off-the-shelf does not fit.

Our recommended stack varies by store size. For startup and SMB stores: Pressable, WP Engine, or Kinsta. For mid-market: WP Engine Premium, Pantheon, or our own AI-driven hosting product WeWP. For enterprise: WordPress VIP, dedicated AWS with managed Aurora, or custom Kubernetes deployments. We never recommend a hosting plan without first sizing the catalog, peak traffic, and integration load.

Post-launch we offer SLA-backed WooCommerce maintenance plans (24×7, 12×5, or 8×5 coverage), proactive security patching, plugin and theme update testing in staging before production rollout, performance monitoring, and quarterly architecture reviews. Most clients retain a smaller version of their build team for ongoing feature work and seasonal scaling support this is why our 98 percent retention rate is what it is.

Three ways. First, visit the official WooCommerce agency directory at woocommerce.com/development-services/addweb-solution/233151864/ — our listing is publicly verifiable. Second, read our recent verified Trustpilot, Clutch, and GoodFirms reviews specifically from WooCommerce clients. Third, book a 30-minute strategy call where Saurabh Dhariwal (CTO, who has personally led 200+ WooCommerce builds) or a senior architect gives you a free technical review of your store, migration scope, or product idea. Most decisions get made off that call.