Initace We implement WooCommerce stores from €1,900 net. We recommend WooCommerce to companies for whom content and a blog alongside selling matter and whose catalogue is small or medium; for large catalogues and B2B sales we usually propose PrestaShop.
Yes, if
- your catalogue has up to a few thousand products
- you want to run a blog and build your position on Google alongside selling
- you want a panel that is simple to use and that you may already work in (WordPress)
- you need a faster, cheaper start than with PrestaShop
Not every WooCommerce project makes sense. A very large catalogue, multi-warehouse sales or heavily B2B selling usually works out better on PrestaShop.
What you get and what it costs
Net prices.
WooCommerce — start
€1,900 net
A shop ready to sell: payments, couriers, invoices, up to about 100 products.
Book a call about this scopeWooCommerce — standard
€3,800 net
Custom graphic design, a larger catalogue, integrations with a wholesaler or BaseLinker.
Book a call about this scopeWooCommerce — advanced
€7,150 net
B2B sales, multiple channels, bespoke integrations.
Book a call about this scopeHow it works
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1
Call and analysis
- How long it takes
- 1 week
- What you see
- a plan with scope, price and deadline
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2
Design
- How long it takes
- 1 week
- What you see
- a clickable mock-up
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3
Build
- How long it takes
- 2–3 weeks
- What you see
- a test version at a temporary address
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4
Launch
- How long it takes
- 1 week
- What you see
- an acceptance checklist, access details, training
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5
After launch
- What you see
- minor fixes free of charge, optional care
Questions about WooCommerce stores
How much does a WooCommerce store cost?
From €1,900 net for the start scope; the price grows with the size of the catalogue and the integrations — the three scopes are listed above.
Will WooCommerce handle my traffic?
Yes, with suitably chosen hosting and a configured cache — we settle this together with the “standard” and “advanced” scopes.
Can the store be combined with a blog?
Yes — that is the natural advantage of WooCommerce: the store and the blog run on the same WordPress, with no separate systems.
Can the price grow along the way?
Not without a change of scope. We quote scope changes separately, before we make them.
