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WooCommerce: your first steps

Picked WooCommerce? Your site came with WordPress, WooCommerce and the Storefront theme installed and configured — no wizard to click through.

What gets installed

  • WordPress (latest) with object caching, image tooling and real cron, exactly like our WordPress install.
  • WooCommerce (latest stable) and the Storefront theme, activated.
  • The Shop, Cart, Checkout and My account pages, and pretty permalinks so product URLs read /product/your-item/.
  • EU-friendly defaults: currency EUR, prices entered and shown including VAT, comma as decimal separator, kilograms and centimetres, guest checkout on, WooCommerce usage tracking and marketplace suggestions off.
  • No demo products — the catalogue is empty and yours.

First login

  1. Your site page in the portal shows the admin address (/wp-admin/), the username and a generated password — we display it for 7 days, so save it now.
  2. Log in, then go to Users → Profile and set your own password.
  3. Add your first product under Products → Add New, and a payment method under WooCommerce → Settings → Payments (Mollie, Stripe and PayPal have free plugins).
  4. Set your store address and tax rates under WooCommerce → Settings → General and Tax — we do not guess your country.

Updating

  • WordPress applies its own security releases. Update WooCommerce, Storefront and plugins from Dashboard → Updates; when WooCommerce asks for a database update afterwards, run it.
  • Before a big update press Back up now on the Files tab — restoring takes one click. Or rehearse it on a staging copy.

Limits

  • The Starter plan (768 MB) runs a small shop comfortably; a large catalogue, many plugins or a page builder want Pro (2 GB).
  • We keep the platform fast and patched; the plugins you add are yours to keep updated. Fewer is better.