Service · WooCommerce stores
Catalog, checkout, payments and shipping set up on WooCommerce, at a fixed price per store, with test orders run end to end before launch. Your client owns the store and only ever talks to you.
The timeline
Scope confirmed in writing, product data structure agreed, and shop, product and cart pages designed for your client to review with you on staging.
Theme built, products imported, and the payment gateway, shipping zones and tax settings connected in test mode. Checkout is designed for phones first.
Test orders placed down every payment and shipping path, and speed checked with the full catalog loaded. After your sign-off the store opens, and the handover carries your agency's name, not ours.
Store dates depend on catalog size, the payment and shipping setup and any integrations. You get them in writing, with the fixed price, before work begins.
Sound familiar
A store is judged on its first week of real orders. These three problems are the ones that show up there.
Payment, shipping and tax settings were never run end to end, so a shopper finds the gap and your client hears about it before you do.
Products loaded by hand with no structure, so every new variation or price change turns into a support ticket back to your agency.
The demo store felt quick. With the real catalog and images loaded, category pages crawl, right where shoppers decide to leave.
The arrangement
No credit in the footer, no author tag in the theme, and our team writes from your email aliases whenever a client could see it.
Nothing we build carries our name.
Author fields and admin branding.
On every email a client could see.
Signed before the first login.
What is in the build
Take the full store or a single part, such as a catalog migration or a checkout rebuild. Either way you quote from a written scope, not an estimate.
Shop, category, product, cart and account pages, designed to your brief or taken from your team's Figma files and styled in the client's brand.
Categories, attributes and variations planned before anything is imported, then products loaded from a spreadsheet or moved across from the old store.
The client's payment gateway connected in test mode, shipping zones and rates set from your brief, and tax settings entered to the rules the client confirms.
Product images compressed, store-safe caching set up and extensions limited to what the store needs, then speed measured with the real catalog rather than a handful of demo products.
Clean product and category URLs, product structured data and a sitemap that lists every product, ready for search work from the day the store opens.
The store goes live on the client's host, then a recorded walkthrough shows their team how to add products, handle orders and issue refunds.
The deliverable list
Every line below is something your client can click, test or hold you to after launch. Lift it straight into your proposal.
Every build is quoted at a fixed price within 24 hours of the brief, and the final payment is due only after you approve the staging site.
How it runs
Six steps, and you are only needed for three of them. Everything between is ours to run.
The products, the payment gateway, where the client ships and the deadline. An export from the old store is ideal; we tell you what is missing.
A proposal within 24 hours listing templates, catalog size, payment and shipping setup, and dates you can quote to your client.
Mark it up however you like and present it as your agency's work. We never see your price and never speak to the client.
Both sides sign the NDA and non-solicit, then hosting, test-mode gateway access and product data come over, with dates fixed in writing.
Design, build, catalog import and test orders on a staging store you can check at any point. Questions answered 8 AM to 4 PM EST.
You and your client approve the staging store, you settle the final invoice, and checkout opens to real customers.
The portfolio
Our agency builds ship under partners' brands, NDA-protected. What you can see: sites we own, and direct clients who agreed to be shown.
Dallas, TX, USA
Lawn care site with a full-width video hero, service showcase, careers, and location pages. Built mobile-first for homeowners searching on their phones.
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Video intro, service pages, and social integration. Card-on-image hero and click-to-call, so visitors can phone the business in one tap.
Bellevue, WA, USA
Lawn care site with service pages, video intro, location page, and inquiry flow. Fresh green palette on a conversion-first layout.
The alternatives
All three work. They just cost different things, and only one of them fixes the price before work starts.
What we need from you
Send these once. After that, your part is reviewing the staging store and placing a test order yourself.
A spreadsheet or an export from the old store, with prices, variations and stock. Messy is fine; we list what is missing.
The client's payment gateway account, where they ship and how they charge for it, plus the tax settings their accountant confirms.
Logo, colors and product photos. If your team already designed the store, send those files too.
A host that can run a store, or we build on a staging site and move it over at launch. The domain never leaves your or your client's account.
Partner feedback
★★★★★
"We added SEO to the rate card in a month without hiring anyone. Three years in, not one client has asked who does the work, because there is nothing to find."
★★★★★
"The strategist joins our client calls under our domain and knows the account better than we do. That is the part other providers cannot fake."
★★★★★
"We tested four providers. ServeVision was the only one that sent the outreach list before pitching, so we could veto our clients' competitors."
Honest qualifier
We would rather say no early than take a project that was never going to work.
WooCommerce suits clients who already run WordPress, want to own the store outright and keep content and products on one site. Shopify suits clients who want a hosted platform with less to maintain. We build on both, and the proposal says which one we would recommend and why.
Yes. Products, categories, variations and images come across from a spreadsheet or an export, and old product URLs are redirected so search traffic and bookmarks still land. Whether customer accounts and past orders come across too is agreed in the scope.
The one your client already has an account with, or the one they choose with you. We connect it in test mode, run test orders down every payment path, and switch it to live on launch day. The merchant account always stays in the client's name.
We enter the tax settings, and set up any tax extension the client chooses, to the rules their accountant confirms. We do not give tax advice, so the rates and where they apply always come from the client.
Your client, or your agency if you resell hosting. Paid extensions are licensed to whichever of you will renew them, order emails send from the client's domain, and our access is removed at handover unless you keep us on for store care.
Where we build
Agencies can send us builds for clients in any state. Our in-house team of five works 8 AM to 4 PM EST, overlapping US business hours, and every site launches under your name. Pick a state to see its metros.
White-label web design & SEO
Take the whole stack or pull single line items à la carte. Start with a site and add search once it is live, or take search on its own.
Everything between the kickoff call and the login handover, built under your agency's name. You own the client; we never appear.
Ongoing search work on a site your client already has, or one we built. Reported in your branding, on your schedule.
Get a proposal
Send one URL for a complete, unbranded audit you can pitch with, or the brief for a fixed-price proposal within 24 hours.
Pick a time that suits you. 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the project.
Prefer email? Write to vivek@servevision.io
Share one client URL and the basics. We never contact your clients, ever.