From audit to launch: how a NextWoo migration works

What we do
Measure speed, review visible frontend weight and collect the plugin list.

What we check
Core Web Vitals, PageSpeed, theme bloat, checkout and obvious SEO risks.

What you get
A written recommendation: optimize, migrate or wait.

What we do
Choose setup, customization or migration based on the audit.

What we check
Catalog size, payment methods, tax, shipping and frontend plugin dependencies.

What you get
Fixed scope, timeline and price before implementation.

What we do
Connect the Next.js storefront to WooCommerce on a staging URL.

What we check
Products, categories, prices, stock, cart and checkout handoff.

What you get
A working storefront your team can review safely.

What we do
Map URLs, metadata, schema and redirects before launch.

What we check
Canonical, hreflang, sitemap, structured data and 404 risks.

What you get
Migration checklist and redirect map.

What we do
Place test orders through the real WooCommerce flow.

What we check
Payments, coupons, shipping, tax, emails and order records.

What you get
Verified checkout paths before domain switch.

What we do
Validate GA4 or your preferred analytics events.

What we check
Page views, product views, add-to-cart and checkout steps.

What you get
Tracking that survives the frontend replacement.

What we do
Switch the domain with redirects and monitoring in place.

What we check
DNS, sitemap, crawlability, errors and rollback readiness.

What you get
Live storefront with a launch checklist completed.

What we do
Watch logs, Core Web Vitals and Search Console after launch.

What we check
404s, indexing signals, uptime and reported issues.

What you get
Hypercare and optional Care Plan.