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WordPress & WooCommerce

Fix slow pages, plugin clashes and checkout problems on your WordPress or WooCommerce site.

Choose the help you need

Choose the problem closest to yours. Each guide explains what to check yourself, when to hire someone and what to ask them to do.

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Moving your site

WordPress Hosting Move

Plan a WordPress hosting move, protect recent changes and test forms, images and logins before switching the live site.

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Design & layout

WordPress Theme & Layout Changes

Plan WordPress layout changes, find the right editor for your theme and protect forms, menus and mobile pages while you make them.

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Starting a shop

WooCommerce Store Setup

Plan a new WooCommerce shop, choose the essentials and test a full order before customers arrive.

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Products & stock

WooCommerce Product Import

Prepare a WooCommerce product import, match spreadsheet columns correctly and avoid missing images or duplicate products.

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Subscriptions

WooCommerce Subscription Setup

Plan recurring WooCommerce orders, check payment support and test what happens after the first purchase.

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Site speed

WordPress Site Speed Specialist

Find out why your WordPress or WooCommerce site is slow and make it faster while keeping forms, accounts and checkout working.

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Fix a problem

WordPress Plugin & Theme Repair Specialist

Did your WordPress site break after an update? Find out which plugin, theme or setting caused it and get the site working again.

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Fix a problem

WooCommerce Checkout Repair Specialist

Is your cart or checkout stuck, showing errors or refusing orders? Find the cause and test a fix without putting real customers’ payments at risk.

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WordPress Site Health screen listing active plugins

Keep a list of the plugins you use and note recent updates. That gives the developer a starting point for finding a clash. Test changes on a copy of the site where possible.

Screenshot: WordPress. Example screen; yours may look different.

Before you hire

Explain what is going wrong and give an example. Agree what the freelancer will do, the price and how you will check the result. Our guides help you write that down.