WooCommerce B2B Development for Wholesale
- 5.0 Rating on Clutch, 35 reviews
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120+ Projects launched
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90+ PageSpeed score as standard
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Weekly Demos on a staging site
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Fixed Scope and price before start
Why trade orders still come by email
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One price list for everyone
Trade buyers see retail prices, so they call or email for a quote instead of ordering online.
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Slow ordering for big baskets
Buyers who reorder dozens of SKUs have to open each product page one by one.
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Manual account approval
New trade accounts wait in an inbox, and someone checks VAT numbers by hand.
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No payment terms online
Your best clients pay on invoice with net terms, but checkout only takes cards.
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Stock and prices out of sync
The ERP has the real numbers, the website shows yesterday's, and sales reps fix orders manually.
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Retail and trade rules mixed
Minimum quantities, tax and shipping differ for trade buyers, and one set of settings cannot serve both.
What we build for B2B
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Customer-specific pricing
Prices by customer, group or volume tier, shown after login. Retail visitors still see retail prices.
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Quick order and reorder
Order forms by SKU, CSV upload, saved lists and one-click reorder from order history.
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Trade accounts and approval
Registration with company data, VAT number check and manual or automatic approval.
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Quotes and payment terms
Buyers request a quote, a sales rep adjusts it, and the buyer pays on invoice or by card.
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ERP and CRM sync
Two-way sync of stock, prices, customers and orders with your ERP, like the 1C sync we built for DeWalt Ukraine on OpenCart.
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Hidden catalog or B2B portal
Wholesale products visible only to approved buyers, or a separate B2B store with its own rules.
Stores we've built. Results
they've driven.
Plugin, platform or custom build?
Three common ways to start selling B2B online.
| B2B plugin as is | Separate B2B platform | WooCommerce with custom B2B | |
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| One admin for retail and trade | Yes | No | Yes |
| Customer-specific prices | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Fits your approval and quote flow | Partly | Partly | Yes |
| ERP sync | Extra work needed | Often built in | Built for your ERP |
| Ongoing cost | Yearly plugin licence | Monthly platform subscription | Only plugins you choose |
| Time to launch | Days | Months | 10-16 weeks |
From first call to first trade order
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Discovery
We map price rules, customer groups, approval steps and ERP data. 1-2 weeks. -
Design
Account area, quick order form and quote screens designed for buyers who order often. 2-4 weeks. -
Build
Pricing logic, integrations and B2B plugins set up on staging, with a demo every week. 4-12 weeks. -
QA and launch
We test every price rule with real test accounts before trade buyers are invited. -
Support
A monthly plan covers new price rules, ERP changes and WooCommerce updates.
What our clients say
Ready to take trade orders online?
Show us your price lists and order flow on a free call, and get a quote within 2 business days.
Read before you decide
Practical guides from our team. Useful even if you never hire us.
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WooCommerce vs Shopify for B2B: An Honest Comparison From a Woo Agency
Shopify Plus has the most complete B2B out of the box. WooCommerce wins on pricing logic, ownership and cost. A fair comparison with a feature table.
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WooCommerce ERP Integration: Odoo vs NetSuite vs SAP Business One
A practical guide to connecting WooCommerce with Odoo, NetSuite or SAP Business One. What to sync, which system owns which data, and how to build it.
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B2B FAQ
Answers for wholesale and trade sales teams.
What does WooCommerce B2B development include?
Customer-specific prices, trade registration and approval, quick order forms, quotes, payment terms and ERP sync. We build only what your sales process needs.
Can I run retail and wholesale on one store?
Yes. Retail visitors see normal prices, and approved trade buyers log in to see their own prices, minimums and payment options.
Which ERP systems can you connect?
Any ERP with an API or a reliable file export, for example Exact Online, AFAS, SAP Business One, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central or Odoo. We built the 1C sync for DeWalt Ukraine. Before the full build we run a sync prototype on your test data, so you see it working first.
Should I use a B2B plugin or custom code?
Start with a plugin if it covers most of your rules. We add custom code only where your process differs, which keeps cost and maintenance lower.
How long does a B2B store take?
A B2B portal with customer prices, quick ordering and ERP sync usually takes 10-16 weeks. Adding B2B features to an existing store is often faster. You get a fixed timeline after discovery.
How much does a B2B WooCommerce project cost?
A B2B portal with customer prices and quick ordering usually costs $15,000-25,000. Deep ERP sync with complex price rules starts from $25,000. B2B add-ons for an existing store are quoted separately. Use the cost calculator for a first estimate.
