WooCommerce agency in Singapore

PayNow reaches WooCommerce through a payment gateway plugin, so we confirm the plugin itself lists PayNow before you sign up with a gateway. Checkout then shows a QR code for each order, and the order moves to paid once the customer approves it in their banking app.

If you are GST-registered, prices are entered and shown with 9% GST included, as IRAS requires for prices shown to the public. The cart, checkout, order emails and invoices all show the same total.

Stores that have grown over a few years often carry overlapping plugins, an outdated theme and tracking that counts some orders twice. Checkout slows down, and updates start to feel risky.

We check the store on a copy first and write down what we find. Then we fix it in order of impact, starting with checkout and speed, and test each fix with real payment methods before it reaches the live store.

Products, categories and customer records come across where your current platform allows an export, and past orders can often move too. Every old product and category address gets a permanent redirect, and each one is tested before the switch.

After launch we watch Search Console and fix any errors. That follows best practice, though no one can promise rankings after any move.

A store takes payments and holds customer data, so updates need testing before they reach the live site. Our maintenance plans cover tested WordPress and WooCommerce updates, backups, security plugin monitoring and small changes.

Many Singapore sellers also keep their Shopee or Lazada shops. Your own store keeps customer details with consent and lets you run your own promotions.