WooCommerce Developer
for the Netherlands

WooCommerce webshops start from €2,500 excl. VAT. The price depends on the number of templates, product types, languages, payment and shipping setup and integrations such as an ERP or accounting system. Paid plugins like FunnelKit and your hosting are separate. You get a fixed quote after the scoping call; our pricing page shows the starting points.

A typical webshop goes live in 6–8 weeks. Work on the cart and checkout alone is shorter, while large catalogues or multilingual shops can take longer. The timeline is part of the fixed quote, and the weekly demos show you where we are.

Yes. We first look at where shoppers drop out in GA4, then rebuild the cart and checkout with FunnelKit or custom code: side cart, free-shipping bar, order bumps and fewer form fields. For Products for Home, this work brought 40%+ more sales from the checkout funnel (AvixDigital project data, 2026). Your result depends on your traffic and offer.

For Dutch and Belgian shops we set up iDEAL/Wero, Bancontact, Klarna, PayPal and cards through Mollie or the payment provider you prefer. Products for Home offers five methods, including bol.checkout. For shipping we connect Sendcloud, PostNL, DHL or MyParcel, with separate rates and free-shipping thresholds per country.

You do. The theme, custom elements and any plugins we write are yours from launch, together with the logins and documentation. If you bring development in-house later, your team takes over a codebase it can read.

Every week we show you the shop on a staging site: what is finished, what comes next and what we need from you. You click through it yourself and test the checkout with test payments. Feedback goes into the next week's work; anything outside the agreed scope gets a price before we start it.

Yes. Our engineer-led team of 10+ works from Bangladesh, a few hours ahead of CET, so part of our working day overlaps with Dutch office hours for calls and demos, with written updates in between. Calls are in English. Products for Home, which sells in the Netherlands and Belgium, is one of the shops we keep improving.

Stay on WooCommerce if you rely on WordPress content, custom plugins or full control of your hosting. Shopify suits teams that want less upkeep and hosting included. We build on both, so we compare your plugins, costs and team before advising. Our WooCommerce to Shopify migration service covers the move if it makes sense.