WooCommerce for WordPress
WooCommerce now powers ~38% of all online stores.
Do you need a shopping cart experience? If so, you should consider WooCommerce. If you need to sell online but do not need a shopping cart experience, definitely do NOT use WooCommerce. WooCommerce is only good for the "store" experience.
People love WooCommerce because it gives them the control to sell anything, anywhere. Additionally, WooCommerce is participating in early roll-out experience with OpenAI's ChatGPT Shopping platform called Instant Checkout.
WooCommerce because is extendable, adaptable, and open-sourced. Essentially, it's so flexible that we can do anything we want with it, and that's a MAJOR BENEFIT over hosted platforms such as Shopify, Ultracart, Volusion, or Magento. We won't even touch any of those platforms anymore.
Caveat: WooCommerce is known as a free plugin, and it is. However, there are a list of extensions that store owners will typically need in order to build a fully-functional store experience. These extensions are not free and the complexity of building a functional WooCommerce solution grows each year.
Even so, WooCommerce is a far higher value for the money than the alternatives, for many reasons. To help temper expectations, we've put together this pricing grid to help demonstrate that WooCommerce right out of the box doesn't do a whole lot, and requires careful planning and know-how.


Tier 1 :
Woo Basic
$1,299

Tier 1 :
Woo Standard
$3,499
This is where most WooCommerce users fall. It's a bit beyond the basics, but then most online store requirements are. Maybe you need to provide multiple shipping options or ship to multiple countries. Or you need to create product bundles, or create interactive order-building that provides some of Amazon's usability features - which your customers now expect and demand.

Tier 3 :
Woo Professional
$5,499
This is where serious users operate. Any eCommerce system falls flat right out of the box. In order to create anything substantive -- and this is true for Shopify as well -- we must extend WooCommerce's functionality with a stack of plugins and external platforms. These plugins require research, configuration, and testing. It really all comes down to labor hours.
Payment Capture Forms
You don't need a shopping cart to take payments.
If you're selling services, event admission, course tuition, or taking pre-sale deposits on non-inventory items, a payment capture form could be exactly what you need. If this is you, WooCommerce would be overkill.
Enter Gravity Forms. Gravity Forms is an advanced form system for WordPress that connects to your favorite payment gateway, and even integrates with email services such as MailChimp and CRM services such as HubSpot and Salesforce.
A few use cases for which we've deployed Gravity Forms:
- Event Registration Sales page and Registration/Payment capture form
- New Customer Pre-Sale Survey and lead capture
- Health Retreat Event Registration/Payment capture form
- Simple Contact form with integrations into MailChimp and HubSpot CRM or ConvertKit, etc.

Subscription / Membership Systems
Membership Platform are gaining popularity.
Paid Membership systems are in very high demand these days, so much so, that I'm compelled to put up a section about it here. Repeat business is the Holy Grail that everybody is searching for and one of the best ways to achieve this goal is through paid subscriptions.
Membership systems were a nightmare until very recently. There are now a handful of excellent modules available that simply didn't exist as recently as two years ago and high market demand is forcing these systems to compete on features and stability, which is great news for all of us.
Now is a great time to be thinking about how your business plan can be adjusted to make room for a premium subscription product sold from your websites.
Get in touch with us about this. We've built several of them over the years, and it's becoming a bit of a specialty of ours.

LMS - Learning Management Systems
Offer free and paid online learning modules to your subscribers & members.
Another hot-button item on the minds of many CMOs is the Learning Management System (LMS). Whether you’re selling a simple ebook, a video course, or an in-depth 8 month premium training program, you need an intuitive and engaging way to deliver your content to your student base. User Interface is key, and it's no secret that software that looks & feels good in the hand will be more widely adopted than a system that feels janky or dated.
We love LearnDash. LearnDash enables us to fire up an entire Online Course in the matter of hours that carries a premium look and feel and will wow your subscribers.




























