Our Approach
Your product should not lose the sale your marketing earned.
We start with the points where customers drop out: product pages, mobile navigation, cart, checkout, payments, and post-purchase flows. Then we build around the way you actually sell. That might mean subscription billing, B2B pricing, product bundles, ERP integration, or a custom checkout. The goal is not to add more features. It is to remove the problems between the customer and the order.
What We Do
WooCommerce stores are built around how you sell.
Direct-to-consumer brands
If your products need more than a standard product template, we build custom product pages with lifestyle imagery, bundle configurations, upsells, email capture popups, and checkout flows designed to reduce friction and increase average order value.
Subscription boxes
Recurring billing, customizable subscription boxes, and customer controls for skipping, pausing, or canceling. We also connect retention flows to help reduce churn.
B2B and wholesale stores
Sell to different customer groups with tiered pricing, minimum order quantities, net-30 payment terms, quote requests, and bulk order forms.
Shopify migrations
Move products, customers, orders, reviews, and SEO from Shopify to WooCommerce. We map redirects, check migrated data, and run both stores in parallel before cutover so orders and rankings are not left behind.
Store speed and Core Web Vitals
Slow WooCommerce stores lose sales. We work through the server, caching, image delivery, product page rendering, checkout loading, and plugin footprint to improve load times and Core Web Vitals.
Abandoned cart recovery
Recover more of the orders that do not happen on the first visit with abandoned-cart email sequences, exit-intent popups, and post-checkout upsells connected to Klaviyo, Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, or your existing email platform.
Your store does not have to fit a template.
Your products, pricing, checkout, and fulfillment rules may not match a standard WooCommerce setup. We build around those requirements instead of forcing them into a theme.
That can include:
- Custom product configurators and product pages
- Bundle and upsell logic
- Subscription products
- Wholesale and tiered pricing
- Custom checkout flows
- ERP and inventory integrations
- 3PL and shipping integrations
- Customer-specific pricing
- Bulk ordering
- Quote requests
- Custom tax and shipping rules
- Email and analytics integrations
What stands out most is Mineweb’s combination of technical expertise and understanding of business and marketing needs. They are proactive, responsive, and focused on practical solutions, making them a reliable long-term partner. Their ongoing support has reduced turnaround times for new pages, content updates, technical fixes, and functionality improvements.
I would work with them anytime and recommend them to everyone. Really amazing team!
The Mineweb team always delivered on time, they were efficient, professional and easy to communicate with, dealt with issues in a professional manner and resolved them swiftly.
They successfully completed the integration of Showcase IDX allowing for dynamic property search and filtering. This was amazing because we have previously struggled to find an agency to help us with this part of the site, because it is highly specialized. They did a phenomenal job.
Our Process
We start with your products, systems, and workflows.
1
Audit
We review your existing store, conversion funnel, product pages, checkout, performance, integrations, and analytics.
2
Scope
We define the catalog, custom functionality, migration requirements, and third-party systems before development starts.
3
Build
We build the store around your actual buying process. That includes custom WooCommerce functionality, integrations, checkout, and performance work where required.
4
Test
For migrations, we check products, customers, orders, reviews, redirects, and other data before cutover. We can run the old and new stores in parallel to catch problems before launch.
5
Launch
You get a firm launch date with the quote. After launch, we can continue with maintenance, support, and conversion improvements.
Pricing
What does a WooCommerce store cost?
The final price depends on your catalog size, custom features, checkout requirements, and third-party integrations. Tell us what you need and we’ll send you the exact estimate after we scope the requirements.
The conversion math
A 1-point conversion-rate increase can change the economics of your store.
If you generate $50,000/month at a 2% conversion rate, moving to 3% with the same traffic and average order value would mean $75,000/month in revenue.
That is $25,000 more per month from the traffic you already have.
The investment in a properly built WooCommerce store pays for itself in the first few months for most brands.
Our team
Niche websites handled by people who understand your business and your industry.
Marko
Head of Development
20+ yrs WordPress
Miloš
Web Developer
15+ yrs WooCommerce
Igor
Art Director
10+ yrs UX&UI
Radoš
Marketing Director
10+ yrs Digital Marketing Strategies
Damir
Creative Director
10+ yrs Creative Strategies
Dejan
Project Manager
5+ yrs Project Management
Projects delivered
In-house specialists
Rating on Clutch
Top Clutch awards
Our work
Some of the brands we have built for.
We build and maintain websites for e-commerce businesses, and our case studies show some of our work.
Proof, not promises
Results from this exact service.
Common Questions
E-commerce website questions.
WooCommerce. It is open-source, has no platform fees or transaction cuts, no rules about what you can sell, and allows unlimited customization. Those are common reasons DTC and specialty brands move to WooCommerce.
If Shopify is genuinely the better fit for your store, we will tell you.
Yes. We migrate products, customers, order history, and reviews. We use checksums on each batch, map redirects to protect rankings, and run both stores in parallel before cutover so orders are not missed.
We work through the funnel: product and category pages, mobile experience, checkout, payment options, trust signals, and abandoned-cart recovery. That can mean single-page checkout, express payments, guest checkout by default, trust signals near the buy button, and recovery flows.
The price of a WooCommerce store depends on catalog size and product variations, custom functionality such as bundles, subscriptions or wholesale pricing, checkout requirements, and integrations with ERP, inventory, shipping or email platforms. Moving products, customers and orders from another platform adds migration work. We give you a fixed price after scoping those requirements.
A standard store takes 6-12 weeks. Large catalogs, custom functionality, migrations, and multiple integrations can extend the timeline. You get a firm date with the quote.
Yes. We connect WooCommerce to ERP, inventory, 3PL, shipping, email, and analytics systems. The goal is to keep orders, stock, fulfillment, and customer data in sync instead of maintaining them separately.
We use optimized hosting, caching, compressed and lazy-loaded images, and a lean plugin footprint. We also work on checkout loading, product page rendering, and server performance. Speed is addressed during the build, not after launch.
Yes. WooCommerce supports subscriptions, product bundles, wholesale and tiered pricing, and complex tax and shipping rules. We implement the pricing and ordering model your business uses instead of forcing it into a standard template.
Yes. Payments can run through PCI-compliant gateways such as Stripe and PayPal, so card data does not touch your server. SSL, hardened hosting, and ongoing maintenance add the other layers needed to keep the store secure.
Yes. Maintenance and support plans cover updates, backups, security, troubleshooting, and conversion improvements. You can keep developer time available for changes instead of letting the store fall out of date after launch.
Find out where your store is losing sales.
We will audit your store and show you the specific conversion problems we find, what they are costing you, and what fixing them could be worth.
