I will build a blazing fast headless woocommerce store with next js


Level 2
About this gig
Want app-like speed and modern scalability? I build headless WooCommerce stores with a Next.js frontend and WPGraphQL, keeping WordPress as your familiar backend.
A headless setup gives you near-instant page loads, better SEO and a React-powered storefront, while you still manage products and orders in WooCommerce as usual.
What you get:
- Next.js storefront connected to WooCommerce
- WPGraphQL API integration
- Blazing-fast, SEO-friendly, mobile-first UI
- Deployed and launch-ready (e.g. Vercel)
I have built and documented real headless WordPress/WooCommerce proof-of-concepts on live demos.
Level 2 Seller with a 5.0 rating from 70+ reviews and 5+ years building custom WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify and Next.js solutions for UK and international brands.
This is advanced work, message me your goals and I will scope it properly before you order.
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Get to know Najir Hossain
WooCommerce and NextJS, PHP Custom Web Developer
Level 2
- FromBangladesh
- Member sinceNov 2023
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last delivery1 week
Languages
Bengali, English, German, Dutch
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FAQ
What is a headless store, simply?
Your storefront is built in Next.js for speed, while WooCommerce stays as the backend where you manage products and orders. They connect through the WPGraphQL API.
Why go headless instead of normal WooCommerce?
Headless gives much faster, app-like loading, better scalability and a modern React frontend. It suits brands that want premium performance and are growing.
Will I still manage products in WordPress?
Yes. You keep using the familiar WooCommerce admin for products, orders and inventory. Only the customer-facing frontend changes.
Is headless right for a small store?
Not always. It is best for stores that value speed and scale. For a simple store, standard WooCommerce or Shopify may be more cost-effective, and I will tell you honestly.
Where will it be hosted?
The Next.js frontend is typically deployed to Vercel for speed, with WordPress on your host. I set up and explain the full deployment.
