MagniGeeks customizes WooCommerce checkouts for stores that need something the default flow does not offer: extra fields, conditional logic, deposits, multi-step layouts, B2B rules, or a payment flow that matches how the business actually sells. The work is delivered as a proper extension, so it survives WooCommerce updates and can be switched off without breaking the store.
Since WooCommerce 8.3, new stores get the block-based checkout by default. Older stores mostly still run the classic shortcode checkout. The two are built on completely different foundations. Classic checkout is customized with PHP hooks and filters. Block checkout is a React application that needs JavaScript extensions and a different set of server-side integration points.
This decides everything about your project, and a lot of checkout plugins on the market only work with one of them. Before we quote, we confirm which checkout you are running, whether you plan to switch, and whether your payment gateway and existing plugins support the one you want. Many stores that came to us with "checkout is broken" had simply mixed the two.
Adding, removing, reordering and relabelling fields. Fields that appear only when they are relevant, such as a company registration number for business customers or a delivery date for local orders. Validation that runs before the order is placed, not after.
Shipping methods that depend on the cart contents. Payment methods restricted by customer role, country or order value. Terms that must be accepted for certain products. Rules like these belong in code with tests, not in a chain of plugin settings that nobody can explain a year later.
Multi-step checkouts, single-page checkouts, express checkout buttons placed where they convert, and removing steps that do not apply to your store. We can tell you which of these are likely to help and which are fashion; a cleaner form beats a redesigned one more often than people expect.
Take a deposit and collect the balance later. Let trade customers submit an order as a quote request. Split a large order across two payment methods. These need order status logic and gateway behaviour built together, which is why plugins bolted on separately tend to fail.
Custom gateway integrations, tokenized saved cards, subscription renewals, and fixing gateways that misbehave after an update. We work with Stripe, PayPal, and regional providers, and we build custom gateways when a provider has an API but no WooCommerce plugin.
Custom thank-you pages, order data pushed to a CRM or fulfilment system, conditional confirmation emails, and analytics events that fire once per order rather than on every reload.
Our own ordering plugin, RestroPress, has its own checkout with delivery and pickup options, order scheduling and multiple payment gateways. It has been downloaded over 160,000 times and rated 4.4 out of 5 by 102 people on wordpress.org. Supporting that checkout in public, across hundreds of hosting setups, is where most of our checkout experience comes from.
Yes. The block checkout has an additional-fields API for standard cases and a JavaScript extension model for anything more involved. It is more work than the classic checkout for complex logic, which is why we confirm the checkout type before quoting.
Not just because it is newer. Switch if you want the features it offers, such as express payment buttons and better mobile handling, and if every plugin and gateway you rely on supports it. If you have heavy classic-checkout customization that works, the migration is a project in its own right and needs a business reason.
It should not, if it is built properly. Checkout slowness usually comes from plugins loading assets on every page or from cart-fragment requests, not from custom fields. If your checkout is already slow, look at our WooCommerce speed optimization service first.
Yes. That is a large share of what we do. We start with a written diagnosis so you know what was wrong before agreeing to the fix.
Yes, white-label. See white-label WordPress development for agencies.
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★★★★★
He was professional from the very first message, responded quickly at every stage, and took the time to really understand my situation before recommending anything. He explained technical decisions in plain language, never made me feel rushed or talked down to, and was genuinely understanding of my priorities and budget.
Lisa V., via Codeable, August 2026
★★★★★
He didn't just identify issues, he explained what mattered, why it mattered, and what should be done next without trying to overcomplicate or oversell anything. I came away with a lot of confidence in both his knowledge and his approach. I've already decided to continue working with him on the next phases.
Brian W., via Codeable, August 2026
★★★★★
He helped update an old custom Genesis child theme to the latest version and ensure compatibility with PHP 8.4. Along the way, he discovered several other problems that he fixed at no cost. He exceeded my expectations in every way.
Don K., via Codeable, August 2026
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