4tech · WordPress and WooCommerce development agency

Websites and ecommerce built for how you sell.

Custom WordPress sites and WooCommerce stores, connected to your ERP, payments and shipping and structured for Google and AI search. You work directly with the developer, on a fixed written scope.

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Plenty of company sites look fine and still work against the business: slow, stitched together from plugins and cut off from the systems behind them. We plan and build websites and ecommerce stores around how your company actually sells, then keep developing them after launch.

When the site has to do more, we build B2B portals, custom web apps and AI integrations that plug it into your day-to-day processes.

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01 — Core service

Websites

Custom WordPress. You edit the content yourself.

We plan the page structure around the questions your buyers ask, design it for your brand and build it on WordPress with custom code where it matters, not a pile of plugins. The site loads fast, is easy to update, and gives every visitor a clear next step: call, send an inquiry or ask for a quote.

Custom design UX/UI WordPress SEO · GEO · AEO Performance
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02 — Core service

Ecommerce

WooCommerce stores connected to the systems you run on.

We build WooCommerce stores around your catalog, pricing and order flow. Payments, shipping, your ERP or accounting system and email marketing are connected to the store, so orders, stock and invoices stop being copied by hand. The checkout is designed to be short and to work well on a phone.

WooCommerce Ecommerce UX Integrations Automation Scaling
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When the site has to run part of the business

Some projects go past a website or store. We build B2B portals, custom web apps and AI integrations that connect to the same systems and data as your site.

Structured for Google and AI search from day one.

Your buyers still search Google, and more of them now ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity. So we build SEO, GEO and AEO into the site during development instead of patching it on after launch.

That means fast loading, a logical heading structure, clean meta data, schema markup, internal links, FAQ content and clearly written pages. In our experience, that makes a site easier for search engines and AI models to understand, and more likely to be cited. Not sure where your current site stands? Start with the free SEO and AI search check.

SEO:
helps people find your site in search engines.
GEO:
makes it more likely that AI models treat your content as a relevant source.
AEO:
helps shape clear answers to the questions potential customers actually ask.

Live sites
we built.

Websites, ecommerce stores and platforms that are online today. Each project lists its type, the technologies used and the year, with a link so you can check the live site yourself.

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How a project
works

One developer leads your project from the first brief to launch and after. Scope, price and timeline are agreed in writing before work starts, and the agreed scope is fixed.

01

Discovery and planning

We learn how your business sells, who the site is for and which systems it has to connect to. You get a written estimate of scope, price and timeline, plus the site structure, features and delivery plan.

02

Design and user experience

We design the site for your brand and your buyers: clear navigation, readable pages and a short path to an inquiry or a purchase.

03

Development and optimization

We build the design in clean, maintainable code, connect your systems, and test performance, mobile layouts and the SEO, GEO and AEO foundation before anything goes live.

04

Launch and ongoing support

After launch, the same developer handles updates, security and new features, so the site keeps up as your business changes.

Guides for your next web decision

Plain-English articles on websites, ecommerce, performance, SEO, AI search, WordPress development and AI integration, based on what we see in real projects.

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Before we start

Straight answers to the questions we hear most. If yours isn't here, ask us.

The developer who builds your project. One person leads it from the first brief to launch and handles support afterward, so nothing gets lost between an account manager and a production team.

After you describe the project, you get a written ballpark estimate of scope, price and timeline. Once we agree on it, the scope is fixed, so you know exactly what you're paying for before work starts.

No. We build on WordPress, but the structure, design and features follow your project, brand and goals. Where a plugin doesn't fit, we write custom code instead.

They give you ownership of the site and data, easy content editing, room for custom features and integrations, and long-term maintainability. When a project needs more than they offer, we build custom features on top.

Yes. We set up the technical SEO foundation during development. On more complex projects we also include GEO and AEO preparation, content structure, schema markup and content recommendations.

GEO (generative engine optimization) means preparing your content for answers generated by AI tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity. The goal is to make it easier for search engines and AI models to understand who you are, what you offer and why your content is a relevant source.

No, and nobody honestly can. We make the site technically clear and verifiable. In our experience, that makes it more likely to be understood by search engines and cited in AI answers.

Yes. After launch we can handle maintenance, security, updates, optimization, new features and further development.

What do you
need built?

A new website, a store that has to talk to your ERP, a portal or an AI workflow: describe what it should do and which systems it has to connect to. You get a written ballpark estimate of scope, price and timeline from the developer who would build it. Once we agree, the scope is fixed.