Your WooCommerce checkout is quietly losing sales
Carts that error out. Payments that fail on mobile. Product pages that take six seconds to load. Most store owners never see it happen, they just see a slow month. I find the leaks and keep them closed.
Store Care: flat $199/month. No contracts, no jargon, cancel anytime.
A store is not a brochure site
When a contact form breaks on a plumber’s website, it costs a lead. When your checkout breaks, it costs money every hour until someone notices. And WooCommerce breaks more often than plain WordPress: a core update, a gateway plugin update, or a new shipping extension can quietly take the Place Order button with it.
Most small stores find out from a customer email, days later. That’s the part I fix.
The free checkout audit
No cost, no obligation, and you don’t have to give me access to anything. Here’s what I look at:
- A real test purchase — start to finish, on desktop and on a phone, the way your customers actually buy.
- Speed on the pages that matter — product, cart, and checkout, not just your homepage.
- Plugin and version review — what’s out of date, what’s abandoned, and what’s likely to conflict at the next update.
- Backups and recovery — whether your orders could actually be restored if the site went down tonight.
You get back the top 3 things I’d fix first, in plain English, with what each one is probably costing you. If nothing’s wrong, I’ll tell you that too.
What Store Care includes
-
Staging-first updates
WordPress, WooCommerce, your theme, and every plugin — tested on a copy of your store before they touch the live one.
-
Daily off-site backups
Stored away from your host, with the database backed up more often, because your orders change all day.
-
Uptime & payment monitoring
Alerts if the site goes down — or if checkout or payments start failing while the site is still up.
-
A monthly test purchase
I buy something from your store every month to confirm the whole flow still works end to end.
-
A monthly speed check
Product, cart, and checkout pages, tracked month over month so you can see it getting better, not worse.
-
An hour of fixes each month
The small stuff that piles up: a broken coupon, a wrong shipping rule, a product image that won’t behave.
-
A short monthly report
What was updated, anything I found, and one suggestion to help the store sell better. No dashboards to log into.
$199 a month, and why
It’s more than the $150 plan for a regular WordPress site, because a store is more work: updates get tested on staging first, orders get backed up more often, and somebody actually buys something every month to prove checkout still works.
It’s also less than one lost day of sales for most of the stores I work with.
Not ready for a monthly plan? One-off fixes run $150–400, scoped and priced before any work starts. If it turns out to be bigger than quoted, you hear from me before I keep going.
How it starts
-
1
Send me your store URL. That’s it — no admin login, no call to book.
-
2
I run the free checkout audit and send you the 3 leaks I’d fix first.
-
3
Have me fix one, or start Store Care at $199/month and I’ll keep all of it from coming back. Cancel anytime with 14 days’ notice.
What it doesn’t include
Worth saying up front, so there’s nothing to argue about later:
- New features, redesigns, or migrations — quoted separately.
- Content edits, product uploads, or day-to-day order management.
- Cleaning up a hack that happened before the plan started.
- Third-party costs: hosting, plugin licenses, payment gateway fees.
- Same-day emergency response, unless you take the rush rate ($125/hr, 2-hour minimum).
Who this is for
Small WooCommerce stores doing roughly $5k to $100k a year online — big enough that a broken checkout genuinely hurts, small enough that there’s no developer on staff and no agency on retainer. If you built the store yourself, or someone built it for you and then disappeared, you’re exactly who I had in mind.
Get a free checkout audit
Drop your store URL below. I’ll reply within two business days with the 3 things I’d fix first — no obligation, and no sales call.