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WooCommerce online stores for small businesses

B63 builds online stores with WooCommerce, the e-commerce plugin for WordPress. Three of the six client websites in our portfolio include a WooCommerce shop, among them a jewellery e-shop.

Who it’s for

This service is for small businesses that want to sell online without taking on a complicated e-commerce operation: a jewellery brand, a boutique, a studio that sells products alongside its services, or a local business that wants to take orders online.

Three of the six client websites in B63’s portfolio include a WooCommerce store: a jewellery e-shop, a translation and language centre, and a permanent-makeup studio with a shop. So we have built stores both for businesses where the shop is the main event and for businesses where it sits next to their services.

What’s included

  • Store design that fits your brand and makes products easy to browse.
  • WooCommerce on WordPress: product pages, categories, cart and checkout.
  • Payment and delivery options set up in the checkout. Anything that needs a separate integration is scoped first.
  • Order management: WooCommerce gives you a dashboard where you see and process orders.
  • Technical SEO for products: page titles, descriptions, structured data and a sitemap. See SEO and page speed.
  • Speed optimisation, including product images, so the shop stays quick on mobile.

Which stores fit the €0 upfront plan

Most small stores fit the care plan: B63 builds the store for €0 upfront, then hosts and maintains it for €150 per month over 24 months. Large catalogues, or stores that need integrations with other systems, are quoted individually.

Usually fits the plan Scoped on a call and quoted
Catalogue A small, manageable product range A large catalogue
Connections WooCommerce on its own Integrations with other systems, such as stock, accounting or courier software
Requirements A standard shop and checkout Complex or unusual store logic

Where exactly the line falls depends on your store, so we look at it with you on a call before confirming the price. You’ll know which option applies before any work starts.

How it works

  1. Scoping call. Tell us what you sell, roughly how many products you have, and how you want to handle payment and delivery. Start on the contact page.
  2. Plan or quote. We confirm whether your store fits the plan or needs a quote.
  3. Content. You send product names, prices, photos and descriptions, plus the content for the rest of the site.
  4. Build and test. B63 builds the store, sets up the catalogue and checks the buying process from product page to order.
  5. Launch and care. Most B63 sites go live 7–10 days after we receive the content and preferences. For a store, the timeline depends mostly on the number of products, so we agree it during scoping. After launch, the care plan covers hosting, updates, daily backups, support and content edits on request.

Example: a jewellery e-shop

One of the stores in our portfolio is a jewellery e-shop: a WordPress website with a WooCommerce store, product categories and product pages. See the project.

Why a WooCommerce store

WooCommerce is the e-commerce plugin for WordPress, so your shop and your website are one system with one login. It is widely used, well supported and flexible enough to grow with a small business.

Because it’s a standard platform, you’re not tied to B63. After 24 months you can take full ownership of the files and the domain and move the store to any hosting that runs WordPress, and we help with the transition.

What it costs

  • Most small stores: €0 upfront, then €150 per month for 24 months, covering hosting, domain renewal, updates, daily backups, performance optimisation, technical support and content edits on request.
  • Large catalogues, integrations or complex requirements: quoted individually after a call.

See the pricing page for how the plan works.

Why B63

  • Building websites since 2014, from a studio in Sofia, Bulgaria.
  • Three WooCommerce shops in our portfolio, across very different kinds of business. See our work.
  • An honest answer up front on whether your store fits the plan or needs a quote.
  • Remote-friendly. Our clients so far are in Bulgaria, and we work remotely with businesses anywhere in Europe and beyond.

Ready to talk about your store? Get in touch.

Questions about this service

Does the €0 upfront plan cover an online store?

Most small stores fit the plan: built for €0 upfront, then €150 per month for 24 months. Stores with a large catalogue or integrations with other systems are quoted individually after a call.

Why do you build stores with WooCommerce?

WooCommerce runs on WordPress, so your store and your website are one system. It is widely used and flexible, and when you take full ownership after 24 months you can move the store to any hosting that runs WordPress.

Have you built online stores before?

Yes. Three of the six client websites in B63's portfolio include WooCommerce shops: a jewellery e-shop, a translation and language centre, and a permanent-makeup studio with a shop.

How long does it take to launch a store?

Most B63 sites go live 7–10 days after we receive the content and preferences. For a store, the timeline depends mainly on how many products there are and how ready the product information is, so we agree it when we scope the project.

Who takes care of hosting and updates for the store?

On the care plan, B63 hosts the store and handles WordPress, WooCommerce and plugin updates, daily backups, performance optimisation, technical support and content edits on request.

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