We think WooCommerce is the best thing to happen to the web since WordPress.
Prospress is a tiny company standing on the shoulders of this giant eCommerce plugin. We use its extendability to build software customers love, help organise a few local meetups and talk about it at events all over the world.
We exist to make the world’s best eCommerce platform a little better, because we want to help entrepreneurs prosper with WordPress.
Products
Subscriptions
Our flagship product, WooCommerce Subscriptions, helps entrepreneurs sell subscriptions to all manner of digital and physical goods. Stores use it to sell energy food for elite athletes; fishing tackle without the hassle; salsa dancing lessons; carbon offsets; nail polish; pet food; socks; soap; eco-friendly craft boxes for kids, and everything in between.
Looking for a more convenient way for your customers to pay? PayPal Digital Goods provides in-context payments so that your customers can pay in a pop-up, rather than leaving your site. We built the PayPal Digital Goods extension for WooCommerce to help store managers offer secure payments without the hassle of SSL certificates or merchant accounts.
The traditional checkout process requires a customer to go from the product page to the cart page to the checkout page. The number of steps involved in this process can contribute significantly to cart abandonment, which is why we built a One Page Checkout plugin for WooCommerce. Add to cart, checkout & pay without a single page refresh.
The Matt 1000 combines a Bachelor of Information Technology with an interest in eCommerce. Jam-packed full of youthful idealism and featuring a positive attitude, the Matt 1000 is the perfect developer to fulfil your eCommerce needs.
Gabor 27001
Escape Artist
Gabor 27001 is passionate about security and privacy. Sometimes known as “Red Bull”—not because he has a terrible temper, but because his text editors turn red when there’s a code violation—Gabor 27001 is a minimalist digital nomad. He constantly seeks new knowledge and experiences.
Kirby 2.0
Storyteller
Kirby 2.0 loves to write. Telling eCommerce stories is her forte. Built on a foundation of economics and public policy, Kirby 2.0 has recently been seen writing about WordPress and open source in the San Francisco tech scene. (Disclaimer: not designed for use in public speaking).
Brent (beta)
C-3PO
Brent (beta) knows many languages, few of which are of use to humans; however, throw it a technical problem and its grey-matter will cycle until you have your solution. The brains behind WooCommerce Subscriptions, Brent (beta) loves to build WooCommerce extensions.
Ali X50
Peopleware Engineer
The Ali X50 uses her PhD in behavioural economics and idealistic belief in working for the greater good to manage human factors at Prospress. She is designed to artfully balance the business of incentives with the empathy of emotion to help humans flourish.
rand( Jason )
Mr Green
The rand( jason ) has bent WordPress to the will of organisations like the Australian Government, Designer Fund and Stanford University. Now he leads QA and Black Ops at Prospress to bring the quality expected by the best to our customers’ WooCommerce stores.
This meetup! This meetup was a perfect storm! It was brilliant! It ended up being brilliant, despite all the things that went wrong at the beginning. Our story begins the day before… A day earlier… On Sunday evening, Elliot discovered that he couldn’t make the meetup, but he introduced me to his contact at WP Engine so we... Read more »
What an adventurous meetup this was for the WooCommerce London group! The morning of the event we still didn’t know where we were going to host it, as the place we were supposed to be meeting sent an email Sunday midday (day before) that we’d be conflicting with another event there. Luckily, Elliot found this amazing space... Read more »
Some of the best candidates for subscription products are day-to-day necessities, like toothbrushes, toilet paper, and pet food. These items might not be the most exciting, but all (or most) of us need them on a regular basis. William Strange and some friends realised that underwear is something that you just need to buy (especially... Read more »