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WooCommerce development for stores that outgrew the standard setup
When your store needs installment billing, dynamic pricing, product bundles, conditional checkout rules, or multi-store syncing, standard WooCommerce and stacked plugins start fighting each other. I build clean custom WooCommerce functionality that does exactly what your business model requires.
// installments sized to finish before the event date $plan = build_plan( $order, $event->date ); // each payment recorded against the same Xero invoice $this->xero->record_payment( $invoice, $plan->next() );
01 — The problem I solve
Where plugins run out
Subscriptions that don’t bill the way you sell, pricing that should change with live rates, checkout rules that treat new and returning customers differently, or products and orders that need to sync across several stores. These are custom-development problems, not plugin-settings problems.
02 — What I deliver
Built to your spec
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Installment and “pay monthly” systems with automatic plans and invoicing
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Dynamic pricing — for example live metal or commodity rates driving product prices automatically
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Custom product types and category-driven “build your own bundle” builders
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Conditional checkout rules such as minimum-order logic, address-aware shipping waivers, and reorder rules
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Multisite and multi-store order and product syncing over webhooks and the REST API
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License management, wallets, and bespoke My-Account features
Typical stack
WordPress, WooCommerce, WooCommerce Subscriptions, Product Bundles, WooCommerce REST API, WP Multisite, custom plugins, PHP/JS.
Proof
Recent WooCommerce builds include a “pay monthly” installment system with automatic accounting sync, a category-driven flower-box bundle builder, a two-way WooCommerce and NetSuite integration, an order-history-aware checkout-rules plugin, and a multisite marketplace syncing multiple vendor storefronts.
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