Storefront
Product, category, cart and account pages built in React and Next.js. Products, prices and stock are read from WooCommerce and refreshed when they change.
Lightning Fast or...
I rebuild WooCommerce storefronts in React and Next.js for lightning-fast browsing, snappy navigation and smooth cart updates. Your team keeps managing products, stock and orders in WooCommerce.
Book a callThe pages and features to rebuild are agreed before work starts. WooCommerce keeps running behind the new storefront.
Product, category, cart and account pages built in React and Next.js. Products, prices and stock are read from WooCommerce and refreshed when they change.
Stripe for eligible stores. High-risk stores can use a processor such as Durango all are welcome. The integration is confirmed during scoping. WooCommerce payment plugins do not carry over.
Mobile loading and interaction performance checked, with product structured data, clean URLs and redirects from the old store.
Products, stock, orders, customers and reports stay in WooCommerce. Your team runs the store from the same admin after launch.
From scope to launch
I review your WordPress or WooCommerce setup and ask about the changes you need. Scope, price and milestones are agreed before work starts.
I build and test the new site alongside your live site. You review completed milestones before paying.
The site launches in your hosting accounts. I check redirects, tracking and indexing as part of the agreed launch work.
All three run on React and Next.js, the same stack as every storefront I build.
I'm Alexandros Kourmoulakis. I do the development, Google Ads management and SEO work myself. You work directly with me. I work from Greece through Recovery Path Holdings LLC. A US company that invoices you and that you can hold accountable.
From $5,000 per project. Scope and price are agreed before work starts.
No upfront payment. You review the working storefront on staging and explicitly approve its speed before the first invoice. If you don't agree it is lightning fast, you simply don't pay development fees and we halt the project until everybody is happy. After approval, completed milestones are invoiced under the agreed schedule. Invoices are due when issued, and you receive each milestone's work after payment.
Your custom code and configuration move to your Vercel account after each paid milestone. Your WordPress hosting and Vercel accounts are in your name. I help you set them up. Existing tools and third-party components keep their own licenses. Hosting and third-party charges are paid separately. Defects in my delivered work reported within 30 days after launch are fixed at no extra charge under the agreement.
Three rounds of revisions are included for the whole project. Each round is one collected set of requested changes within the agreed scope. Larger changes are scoped separately.
Send your store URL and what you want to change. I review the setup and reply with any questions needed to define the scope and price.
Share your store URL and what you want to change. I review it and reply by email before preparing the scope and payment milestones.