WooCommerce Website Design & Development, planned by AI and built by engineers

Cost depends on catalogue size, how much of the checkout and pricing logic is custom, and how many systems the store has to talk to. A focused store with a clean catalogue and standard payments sits well below a multi-warehouse build with ERP sync and B2B pricing tiers. Send us your catalogue size and the systems you use, and we'll come back with a fixed scope and a number rather than a range.

Three places, all before the build. Market analysis tells us how your category sells and to whom. Keyword positioning maps search intent onto the site architecture, so categories and collections exist because someone searches for them. Competitor study reads how rival stores rank, price, ship and check out, at a scale a manual audit can't cover. AI produces the raw material; our SEO and engineering team decides what's actually true and what makes it into the plan.

Yes. We hand over with training and written documentation, and everything routine — adding products, running offers, publishing pages and posts, editing content — is done from the WordPress admin without a developer. We stay on for updates, security and growth work when you want us to.

A typical store runs eight to twelve weeks from discovery to launch, with the first two weeks spent on research rather than design. Large catalogues, complex B2B pricing or ERP integration push that out. Migrations can be quicker where the catalogue is already clean.

Yes, and the SEO side matters more than the data side. We move products, variants, customers and order history, then map every old URL to a new one so rankings and backlinks survive the switch. We monitor indexing and traffic for the first weeks after launch to catch anything that slips.

Most of our work is international. We have long-term clients in the United States, Australia, Europe and Dubai, and we work in their business hours for calls and reviews.