Reporting and analytics.<\/strong> WooCommerce offers various features for monitoring your online store’s performance. You can track sales, revenue, page views, best-selling products, abandoned carts, and much more. Analyzing key metrics helps you build a successful online business and grow your profits.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nReal Advantages of Building an Online Store on WordPress<\/h2>\n
Before deciding whether you need a WP online storefront or not, it’s worth getting familiar with its pros and cons. We’ll share our own experience so your decision is informed and free of unpleasant surprises for your business. Among the upsides of building an online store on WordPress, we’d highlight the following.<\/p>\n
The CMS’s Huge Popularity<\/h3>\n
Almost every other website on the internet is built on WordPress. Compared to other content management systems, that popularity is an advantage in itself. Among the hundreds of billions of online stores out there, yours will soon join them \u2014 and most likely, it’ll be thanks to WordPress.<\/p>\n
It’s not just about how widely the software is used, but what stands behind that: the ability to build a genuinely modern, high-quality product. According to the analytics firm SimilarTech, of the top 1 million websites, nearly a third are built on WordPress.<\/p>\n
A Massive Amount of Freely Available Information<\/h3>\n
A huge amount of information is already online and accessible to everyone. It’s enough to type almost any WordPress question into a search engine to find an answer within seconds. That kind of online help is useful not just for developers, but for administrators who’ve decided to maintain their online store themselves.<\/p>\n
Speed and Ease of Setup<\/h3>\n
Building an online store on WordPress from scratch can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months. What’s more: WordPress lets you build an online store with a simple design, basic functionality, and a small product range in just a few hours. That speed is possible thanks to ready-made themes and plugins that significantly streamline the work. At the same time, building an online store with a unique design, complex features, system integrations, and a large product catalog can take more than a month. It all depends on the project’s complexity and the team’s experience.<\/p>\n
WordPress’s Low Cost<\/h3>\n
Ease of setup saves significant time, and correspondingly, cost. Especially since the WordPress engine itself, like most themes and plugins, is completely free. The only things you’ll definitely need to pay for are hosting (renting server space) and a domain name (your site’s address). So if you’ve decided to build a simple online store, the first steps are downloading the installer, setting it up on hosting, registering a domain, and starting configuration. If you don’t have the time or experience for that, you’ll need to budget for at least one full-stack WordPress developer’s services.<\/p>\n
We’ll cover the cost of paid tools and services shortly.<\/p>\n
Affordable Site Design<\/h3>\n
A site’s design is the single most important factor determining the fate of any online project, especially a commercial one. That’s why having access to many affordable design templates is an undeniable WordPress advantage.<\/p>\n
The most attractive and functional website themes are paid. A ready-made premium template saves time and budget compared to designing something unique from scratch, and partially sets your site apart from competitors unwilling to pay for a theme. If you want, any WordPress theme you like can be further customized \u2014 for example, adding extra blocks or pages.<\/p>\n
That said, a commercial site built from scratch with a designer and developer, with carefully planned and custom-built functionality, has clear advantages over a builder like Elementor.<\/p>\n
Custom design work:<\/strong> $10-$20 per hour depending on the designer’s skill level and experience<\/p>\nDesign has a big impact on development, since it results in a site with clean markup and clean code, free of unnecessary scripts, links, and other clutter. Thanks to this, WooCommerce projects turn out not just distinctive, but efficient and fast, even on mobile.<\/p>\n
Free\/Low-Cost Plugins for Any Task<\/h3>\n
Plugins are additional WordPress tools that solve specific tasks and make the site easier to use for both the administrator and the customer. Plugins help configure an online store: protecting it from hacking and spam, importing and filtering products, viewing and improving sales stats, and more.<\/p>\n
The WordPress directory has over 60,000 free plugins that can cover the basic needs of a full online store. But every free plugin may have a premium version with expanded functionality. For example, a payment plugin might let you accept payments securely, but its free version may lack a callback feature that automatically notifies the store of a payment’s status (success, decline, or refund). Without it, you’d have to check payment results manually.<\/p>\n
\n- Security plugins<\/strong> protect against unauthorized access: limiting the number of incorrect login attempts, encrypting the admin login URL, and more.<\/li>\n
- Product management plugins.<\/strong> One of the most popular is WP All Import, which lets you easily upload products to the site using a file created in any spreadsheet tool (Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers). All the information in an XML or CSV file (titles, descriptions, photos, and prices) appears in the online store instantly. Also worth a look is the Product Bulk Editor plugin, which lets you mass-edit products on the site \u2014 for example, automatically scheduling prices for a sale period.<\/li>\n
- Multilingual plugins.<\/strong> Worth highlighting here is G-Translate, a key tool for translating WordPress websites. Its distinguishing feature is that, unlike other plugins, it uses a cloud-based approach that doesn’t slow down the site.<\/li>\n
- Integration plugins for third-party services:<\/strong> payment providers (like WooCommerce payment gateways), shipping carriers (USPS, UPS, FedEx), and CRM systems.<\/li>\n
- SEO plugins.<\/strong> The best free plugin, which automates about 80% of on-page SEO setup, is Yoast SEO. To generate additional optimized pages based on selected product categories, a WP SEO filter tool can help you build a branching site structure optimized for medium- and low-frequency search queries. The Custom Permalinks plugin comes in handy for creating clean, short URLs for product pages, which search engines favor. It lets you build simpler links by setting a short slug. Even after restructuring the site, moving a subcategory to another category, or even removing the plugin itself, all URLs remain intact \u2014 no 404 errors and no need to set up 301 redirects (forwarding users from an old address to a new one).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
SEO on WordPress<\/h2>\n
Sites built on WordPress can be highly attractive to search engines. Many ready-made SEO optimization tools let you effectively promote an online store, in particular improving your Google rankings and increasing site traffic.<\/p>\n
As for professional promotion, WordPress responds well to advanced SEO strategies. We’ve confirmed this firsthand and have a portfolio of results from years of SEO work on WordPress online stores across a wide variety of niches.<\/p>\n
Contrary to stereotypes, WordPress online stores are easy to promote in search engines. Skilled developers implement the latest SEO tools needed for modern technical and on-page optimization.<\/p>\n
A CMS like WordPress is a perfect fit for running a small business and covers all the necessary needs through its functionality.<\/p>\n
If an online store on WordPress is built from scratch without page builders like Elementor, the site’s speed stays at a high level. Careful development accounts for many factors important to Google and mobile speed:<\/p>\n
\n- avoiding cumulative layout shift (CLS);<\/li>\n
- improving first contentful paint (FCP) and largest contentful paint (LCP) speed;<\/li>\n
- improving DOM structure by reducing the amount of JS code on site pages;<\/li>\n
- setting up server-side caching, and more.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Custom-built layouts achieve high performance even on mobile, which significantly affects an online store’s search engine rankings.<\/p>\n
A Large Talent Pool and Low Development Cost<\/h3>\n
WordPress, the world’s most popular platform, has built up a huge community of developers around it. That makes sense \u2014 high demand for an easy-to-manage CMS creates a large pool of WordPress developers, so the job market offers a truly massive selection of qualified full-stack professionals!<\/p>\n
In turn, the large community of WordPress developers that’s formed around this simple, convenient platform affects the cost of building an online store. Compared to building a commercial site on Laravel, a WordPress-based online store costs far less.<\/p>\n
Full-stack developer services:<\/strong> $10-$25 per hour depending on the developer’s skill level and experience<\/p>\nEase of Maintaining an Online Store<\/h3>\n
A ready-made WordPress commerce site is fairly low-maintenance. Thanks to a convenient admin dashboard, it’s easy to track sales stats and visitor behavior, process orders, and manage your product range \u2014 including updating prices and keeping stock and availability current.<\/p>\n
For this, it helps to have at least a bit of experience with the CMS, or basic knowledge, which can be picked up quickly if you want. On our end, after every site launch, we walk clients through a detailed overview of the WP dashboard and explain how to properly use all the available tools to effectively manage their online store.<\/p>\n
Overall, the WordPress engine is intuitive, so it’s not strictly necessary to hire developers for technical support on a small online store. It’s enough to assign management to a dedicated staff member or hire an experienced administrator, and reach out to professionals when technical issues come up. That said, the ideal setup for large online stores is “WordPress plus at least one part-time developer,” so even the smallest issue gets resolved quickly, with minimal impact on sales.<\/p>\n
The Option to Build the Store Yourself<\/h3>\n
The huge amount of freely available information makes it possible to build an online store on WordPress yourself. Find the right guide in video or text form, repeat a certain set of steps, and get a working site you built with your own hands.<\/p>\n
Setting up an online store yourself doesn’t guarantee a polished, unique result, but it does let you save significantly on development costs. Just not on time. While a professional can launch a simple commercial site on WP in a few hours, beginners without experience will need to spend more than a day or a week on it through trial and error.<\/p>\n
And while you can launch a simple online store on WordPress yourself, fully building one out with all the important details in mind takes an experienced development team. That’s exactly why many clients come to us with homemade sites and a request to refine and improve the product.<\/p>\n
Drawbacks of Building an Online Store on WordPress<\/h2>\n
No product is perfect, so let’s be honest about the CMS’s weak points, which you might run into when setting up your online store.<\/p>\n
Lower Level of Security<\/h3>\n
The software’s huge popularity and openness attracts not just entrepreneurs, but hackers looking for security vulnerabilities in websites. Plenty of useful plugins exist to protect against hacking, data leaks, and cyberattacks.<\/p>\n
However, installing plugins is additional protection, not a guarantee of complete site security. What’s more, even plugins themselves can have security gaps, which cybercriminals successfully exploit. You should take your WordPress site’s security seriously starting from the development stage itself.<\/p>\n
To maximize protection for your online store:<\/p>\n
\n- back up your site and database, so you can easily restore it if any problems arise;<\/li>\n
- change the default “admin” login and set a strong password for dashboard access;<\/li>\n
- only download themes and plugins from the official WordPress repository;<\/li>\n
- carefully review every tool before installing it: its last update, rating, reviews, and source code for suspicious fragments (if you have the technical knowledge);<\/li>\n
- continuously monitor and update your site, since the latest WordPress version is less vulnerable to cyberattacks;<\/li>\n
- look for hosting providers with additional security measures.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Or leave your WordPress store’s security to professionals. The Netloria team handles fine-tuned theme configuration, careful tool selection, and regular vulnerability checks tailored to your needs and budget. Or we can quickly restore normal operation for an online store that’s suffered a hacking attack.<\/p>\n
Insufficient Speed<\/h3>\n
A large number of products and plugins, an unoptimized template, and unoptimized content can lead to slow site load times. That can cost you not just potential customers who aren’t used to waiting, but also your site’s rankings in Google search results.<\/p>\n
As a reminder, WordPress becomes an ideal technical solution when your product range is modest, with each product as its own page on the site. The optimal number of products for an online store on WordPress to run effectively is up to 2,000 \u2014 the larger your catalog, the longer pages take to load. Users won’t wait more than 2 seconds, and will visit a competitor’s faster site instead.<\/p>\n
You can speed up page load times through site caching, removing unnecessary plugins, and optimizing heavy images. Achieving maximum performance for your online store really requires a professional developer, who can improve the code, set up preloading, reduce the number of server requests, and use other speed-boosting methods.<\/p>\n
Limited Flexibility<\/h3>\n
WordPress is a fully-built platform with plenty of e-commerce capabilities. But for specific projects, the standard out-of-the-box features are sometimes not enough. Additional plugins expand a store’s functionality, but they can slow the site down and sometimes cause conflicts due to incompatibility.<\/p>\n
If plugins can’t fully meet your needs, you’ll need help from a developer skilled in HTML, CSS, and PHP. With code, you can change a template theme and customize your online store’s admin panel for your audience.<\/p>\n
If a WordPress site needs significant custom code work, it may make more sense to invest in building an online store on Laravel \u2014 a powerful, fast framework.<\/p>\n
A Large Number of Low-Quality Developers<\/h3>\n
An oversaturated job market inevitably means a higher chance of running into a junior or amateur developer who can’t handle the job and only leaves you disappointed. Developers like that discredit e-commerce development on WP as a promising, genuinely worthwhile direction.<\/p>\n
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Conclusions About WooCommerce’s Pros and Cons<\/h2>\n
There’s no question that the WooCommerce plugin is one of the best commercial solutions available today. But like any technology, it has its pros and cons that can affect your choice of CMS for building an online store.<\/p>\n
Pros<\/h3>\n\n- Reliable content storage, with the ability to roll back changes<\/li>\n
- An experienced developer community<\/li>\n
- Thousands of paid and free add-ons<\/li>\n
- Continuous platform development and updates<\/li>\n
- Automated tax calculations<\/li>\n
- The ability to add an unlimited number of products<\/li>\n
- The option to buy standard Android and iOS apps<\/li>\n
- Integration with Google Analytics, Facebook, and MailChimp<\/li>\n
- User role and permission management<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cons<\/h3>\n\n- Requires building the site on the WordPress CMS<\/li>\n
- High hosting requirements, requiring payment and configuration<\/li>\n
- Complex integration with external accounting software<\/li>\n
- Most themes and plugins are subscription-based<\/li>\n
- The site can get bloated with WordPress core modules<\/li>\n
- Oriented toward Western e-commerce services<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Budget for an Online Store on WordPress\/WooCommerce<\/h2>\n
Building an online store involves general costs that depend on developer and designer labor.<\/p>\n
Cost of Setting Up an Online Store on WordPress\/WooCommerce<\/h3>\n
As mentioned, using the WordPress platform is completely free. Same goes for the WooCommerce plugin. You can choose one of three free themes for your project, use the built-in basic features, and add extra plugins as needed \u2014 dozens of which are compatible with WooCommerce and available to download for free.<\/p>\n
Depending on your preferences, needs, and budget, you might consider buying a theme and additional plugins. But while extra spending on premium WooCommerce products is optional, registering a domain, buying hosting, and getting an SSL certificate are mandatory for any online store to exist.<\/p>\n
Domain and Hosting<\/h3>\n
A domain name for an online store can cost anywhere from a few dollars a year to the tens of millions of dollars paid for premium domains in extreme cases (like hotels.com). Let’s leave premium domains to the wealthy and look at hosting prices instead.<\/p>\n
The cost of hosting your site on a server can range from $50 (standard shared hosting) to $145 and up (VPS hosting, or a virtual private server). The main difference is that standard shared hosting and its resources (disk space, RAM, etc.) are shared across many sites, which affects your online store’s performance. VPS hosting gives you an isolated, dedicated server, which means more room for configuration, control, and optimization.<\/p>\n
There’s also business hosting starting around $260 \u2014 a dedicated server with an exclusive set of benefits. Unlike VPS, it doesn’t require self-administration or hiring a specialist. Business hosting is just as simple to use as standard shared hosting.<\/p>\n
A virtual private server suits medium and large online stores. For the simplest online store with a small product range, a basic shared hosting plan is more than enough. Providers often offer “domain + hosting” bundle deals, and sometimes throw in an SSL certificate as part of the plan too.<\/p>\n
SSL Certificate<\/h3>\n
For your online store to guarantee customers a secure connection (read: protecting their personal data), make sure to get an SSL certificate. While you can install one completely free, we should warn you upfront that this isn’t a good option for sites planning to accept online payments. First, you’ll lose the trust of both customers and search engines, which will flag your site as insecure. Second, non-commercial certificate authorities use SNI technology, which most payment systems don’t support. And third, those authorities take no responsibility if the certificate is compromised and data leaks.<\/p>\n
Buying an SSL certificate confirms your ownership of the domain, your commercial activity, and your handling of personal data. The cost of an SSL certificate ranges from $18 to $173 a year or more, depending on the type of site verification: a simple domain check via email, organization verification through a business registry, or extended verification for legal entities.<\/p>\n
After purchase, the certificate needs to be activated and installed on the site. You can do this yourself through your hosting control panel, or reach out to your hosting provider.<\/p>\n
Minimum Cost Summary<\/h3>\n
So, setting up the cheapest possible online store on WordPress with a free theme and WooCommerce’s basic features can cost as little as $74 a year:<\/p>\n
\n\n\n| Component<\/th>\n | Cost<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n |
\nDomain<\/strong><\/td>\nStandard zone: from $11\/year (.com, .net)
\nNiche zone: from $14\/year (.company, .art)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | \nHosting<\/strong><\/td>\nfrom $50\/year (standard shared hosting)
\nfrom $145\/year (VPS hosting)
\nfrom $260\/year (business hosting)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | \nSSL Certificate<\/strong><\/td>\nfrom $18\/year (domain verification)
\nfrom $68\/year (organization verification)
\nfrom $173\/year (extended verification)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\nPremium Themes<\/h3>\nIf none of WooCommerce’s 3 free themes match your taste, brand style, or business needs, you’ll need to increase your budget and buy a premium theme. Understandably, the paid segment offers a wider selection \u2014 WooCommerce provides over 70 official premium templates. They come with vibrant, responsive designs and bundles of advanced options in the form of plugins whose cost is already included in the theme price.<\/p>\n So when choosing a template, weigh both design effectiveness and functionality, since changing the theme on a live online store later isn’t easy. Premium themes are available for online stores across a wide variety of niches and cost between $39 and $129 (with monthly payment options ranging from roughly $3.25 to $10.75\/month respectively).<\/p>\n Premium Plugins<\/h3>\nUsually, premium WooCommerce themes already include a set of advanced plugins. But when those aren’t enough, you can always install additional ones: multi-currency support, new payment methods, tiered shipping rate calculation, shipment tracking, installment payments, wholesale trading, and more. The main thing is that they’re compatible with your WooCommerce theme and existing set of features. Premium plugin costs can range from a few dollars to a few hundred dollars a year.<\/p>\n Additional Costs for Building and Designing Your Online Store<\/h3>\nWooCommerce’s popularity has created a flexible market that offers fairly affordable prices for developer and designer services. The more you want from your future online store, the higher the price will be:<\/p>\n \n- Design.<\/strong> A ready-made WordPress theme can be the fastest, cheapest solution. But if a template design doesn’t match your brand’s tasks and style, it’s worth budgeting for a designer’s services. That way, a developer can build your store’s page layouts down to the pixel.<\/li>\n
- Functionality.<\/strong> It’s not a given that your online store will need specific custom solutions, but if WooCommerce’s standard features don’t meet your business needs, your store’s theme can be customized with code \u2014 changing the design, creating new pages, and adding new features.<\/li>\n
- Catalog size.<\/strong> It’s one thing when an online store has a few hundred products, another when it has several thousand. A developer can automate the process of adding products and, if needed, improve and add detail to product cards.<\/li>\n
- Technical support.<\/strong> After launching your online store, it makes sense to hand technical support to a developer. They’ll look after your site’s security, respond instantly to any technical issues, upgrade the store as your business grows, and adapt it to urgent needs.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The cost of an online store will also depend on the WordPress developer’s level (junior, mid-level, or senior).<\/p>\n \n\n\n| Service<\/th>\n | Cost<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n | \n| Custom design work<\/td>\n | $10-$20\/hour<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | \n| Full-stack developer<\/td>\n | $10-$25\/hour<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | \n| Project manager<\/td>\n | $10-$25\/hour<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n If you’re not willing to take risks, we recommend getting more value and reaching out to a web studio with its own in-house designers, developers, content creators, and SEO specialists. The team’s composition alone hints at what your future online store could look like:<\/p>\n \n- branded, responsive, and unique,<\/li>\n
- fast, convenient, and personalized,<\/li>\n
- filled with quality content,<\/li>\n
- attractive to search engines.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Ordering a turnkey online store won’t come cheap: a product built by an entire professional team starts at $1,000. Either way, working with a web studio will be the most efficient, well-organized, and legally protected option for you.<\/p>\n Before ordering an online store build, assess the company’s level. The cobbler should have shoes of their own \u2014 so pay attention to the quality of the web studio’s own corporate site and its most important section: a portfolio of completed work.<\/p>\n Stages of Building an Online Store on WordPress<\/h2>\nThe sequence can vary between developers and companies, so here’s our own process, tested over years of working with online store clients on WordPress.<\/p>\n \n- Discussing strategy with the client.<\/strong> Getting to know the client, discussing terms of collaboration, the project spec, and the budget. At this stage, the overall strategy is locked in, which will guide everything that follows in building the WooCommerce store on WordPress.<\/li>\n
- Preparatory stage.<\/strong> This includes discussing the budget, preparing contracts, finalizing the strategy and tasks, and preparing the team for building the site.<\/li>\n
- Design and layout.<\/strong> A site with a unique design requires additional time and money. But a store like that will look more polished and stand out from the rest. UI\/UX design work involves studying competitors, visual analysis, and preparing a basic site structure with room to expand later. If needed, graphic designers will create a unique brand identity: a logo, brand fonts, colors, banners, and more. Next comes page prototyping and preparing a design concept. Once the design is approved, a developer brings the layouts to life with code.<\/li>\n
- Theme setup and customization.<\/strong> On a limited budget, developers configure a ready-made WooCommerce theme and install all the necessary plugins, services, and apps to organize your accounting. If needed, an off-the-shelf site can be customized to fit your business specifics \u2014 adding new features not built into WordPress by default.<\/li>\n
- Populating the site with products and content.<\/strong> Automated catalog import and populating pages with commercial copy optimized for search engines.<\/li>\n
- Test launch.<\/strong> This includes checking that layouts display correctly across all devices and browsers, page load speed, and that payment and shipping services work correctly. The test store is only available to a limited group \u2014 developers and the client. Only after fixing any software bugs does the online store go live.<\/li>\n
- Technical support.<\/strong> This is an optional stage for clients set on maintaining the site themselves. But if you don’t have enough time or experience for that, you can order technical support that includes administration, ongoing updates, site optimization, and rapid response to any software issues or cyberattacks.<\/li>\n
- Promoting the online store.<\/strong> Additional services like SEO in search engines and social media, PPC advertising, and more can help increase sales.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
\n Bottom line:<\/strong> Building an online store on WordPress\/WooCommerce is an affordable, effective solution for small and medium businesses. The platform offers a balance of cost, functionality, and speed to launch, making it an ideal choice for entrepreneurs just starting out in online sales or testing a new business direction.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Building an Online Store on WordPress Ten years ago, it was hard to imagine how popular online shopping would become. Today, a brand having no presence online feels almost impossible. The COVID-19 pandemic significantly accelerated businesses moving online and got even the most traditional customers used to shopping over the internet. 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