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WooCommerce maintenance is the ongoing care of an online store: keeping WooCommerce, the theme and plugins updated, checking that orders and payments work, backing up data and keeping the store fast.
On a company site, a broken update is an annoyance. On a store, it is lost orders. That changes how updates, backups and testing have to be done.
New orders arrive around the clock, so downtime and data loss cost sales directly.
Payments, shipping, stock and email plugins all have to keep working together.
A single plugin update can break checkout without any visible error on the site.
An update that looks fine can still break the checkout. After every change, I run the full path a customer takes.
Add a product, a variation and a discounted item to the cart, and check prices and stock.
Complete an order with the payment methods you offer and check shipping rates and taxes.
Confirm the customer and admin emails arrive and the order status updates correctly.
Check that stock is reduced and that orders reach your CRM, accounting or shipping tools.
Checkout fails, hangs or does not show payment methods.
Payments declined or not recorded after a plugin or API change.
Two plugins fighting after an update, causing errors or blank pages.
Customers or admins do not receive order notifications.
A heavy database and too many plugins slow the admin and the storefront.
Stock, prices or variations not updating as expected.
Need a speed project rather than ongoing care? See mobile speed optimization. Hacked? See malware removal.
Part of my WordPress maintenance plans.
I send a quote after a quick look at your store.
It depends on the size of the store, how many plugins and integrations it runs and how often orders come in. I send a quote after a quick look at the store.
Yes. I start with a quick audit of the theme, plugins, hosting and checkout, then take over maintenance and tell you what needs attention.
No. Updates are tested on a staging copy first, then applied to the live store with a backup in place, so customers can keep ordering.
Because new orders arrive all the time, backups need to be more frequent than on a regular site. I set the schedule to match how often your store takes orders.
Yes. I trace the cause, whether it is a plugin conflict, an API change or a setting, and fix it, then run a full test order.
Ongoing performance care is included in the plan. For a one-time speed project, see mobile speed optimization.
Store plans add order and checkout testing, payment and shipping checks and priority fixes, because downtime on a store costs sales directly. See the WordPress maintenance plans for sites without a store.
Tell me about your store. I will check it and recommend the right plan.
