Starter WooCommerce setup
You have a healthy WordPress site and a small, ready catalogue of simple products to sell.
Budget guide: US$950–2,280. I will quote the agreed scope after checking fit. This range is an indication, not a fixed price or a ceiling.
Is this for you?
You have products ready to sell and a WordPress site to sell them on. You want a store that takes payments, sends the right emails and does not need a developer every week.
This is a good fit if
- You have a small catalogue of simple products
- Your WordPress site is healthy and up to date
- You want payments, shipping and tax set up properly
- You want to run the store yourself afterwards
It is probably not the right fit if
- You need subscriptions, bookings or complex product options. See that service
- You have hundreds of products to import
- Your current site needs repair first
What you walk away with
- A working store with payments and order emails tested
- Shipping and tax settings that match how you sell
- A walkthrough so you can add products and handle orders
Scope, timing and what is included
When this is useful
This is useful when you have your products and selling rules ready but need help turning them into a tested purchase and order-management flow. If your store is already mostly configured, we can scope the remaining work rather than repeat the setup.
What you receive
Set up up to 10 supplied simple products, one payment gateway, one shipping zone and rule, and your supplied tax settings; test checkout and order emails, then hand over the setup.
A representative customer can place a test order and the expected order and notification records are verified.
What I need to begin
Clean product information, a ready payment account, and your shipping and tax decisions.
Allow 5–10 business days after the required access and inputs are ready. I’ll confirm fit and the start date before payment.
Scope and expectations
Subscriptions, complex products, data cleanup, custom themes and tax advice are outside this starter scope.
Provider onboarding or missing business rules must be resolved before the agreed setup can be completed.
