Join the team building serious tools.
We build the WooCommerce plugins store owners rely on for their product feeds, discounts and invoices. See what is open, or tell us what you would do here.
What is open right now.
No roles are listed at the moment.
If your work fits what we do, you can still introduce yourself.
A small team, used to shipping.
WebAppick began in 2014 with a single frustration, and the method has not changed since: watch how store owners actually work, then build the plugin that removes the tedious part. Most of us started as users of our own plugins before we started building them, and the people who build a plugin stay close to the people who use it.
- Founded
- 2014
- People
- 50+
- Active stores
- 100k+
- Countries served
- 130+
Three products, one team.
This is what you would be working on.
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CTX Feed Pro
A WooCommerce product feed manager. It started in 2014 because store owners were exporting product data by hand into Google Shopping and Facebook feeds, one spreadsheet at a time.
See CTX Feed Pro -
Disco Pro
Rule-based, automatic discounts for WooCommerce with no coupon codes required. It came from watching store owners fight with coupons.
See Disco Pro -
Challan Pro
PDF invoices and packing slips for WooCommerce. It was built after watching too many stores produce their paperwork by hand.
See Challan Pro
Not only engineers.
The kinds of role we have advertised before. None of these is a current opening unless it is listed above.
- Engineering
- Software architecture and front-end development: object-oriented PHP, JavaScript, WordPress hooks and REST APIs, custom post types, Gutenberg blocks, WooCommerce customisation, database design, Git and performance work.
- Design
- UX and UI design: wireframes, user flows and mockups in tools like Figma or Adobe XD, usability testing, refining designs from feedback, and working closely with front-end developers through to the final visuals.
- Product
- Product management: roadmaps, feature and bug prioritisation, competitive research and customer advocacy, with feedback gathered across sales, support, marketing and technology teams.
- Marketing
- SEO and content: keyword and content strategy, technical site audits, researched blog articles, clear marketing copy and email campaigns, with an understanding of eCommerce, WordPress and WooCommerce.
What we hold to.
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Support that solves it
A support ticket is a promise. We answer with the fix, not a canned reply pointing at a doc you already read.
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Built for real stores
Features ship because a store owner asked for one and needed it in production, not because it looked good on a roadmap slide.
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Boringly reliable
Our plugins have to survive a WooCommerce core update, a theme change and a Black Friday traffic spike without drama.
Your work, not your CGPA.
It does not matter where you went to college or what your CGPA was. The requirements for each role differ, but these come up every time.
- Live work you can point to. An online portfolio or examples of real work matter more to us than a description of them.
- Problem solving. You can work through something unfamiliar, try ideas and improve them based on feedback.
- Ownership. You can take a piece of work from start to finish, manage several things at once and meet your deadlines.
- An interest in how store owners work. Knowing WordPress and WooCommerce helps in every role here.
Three steps, no portal.
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Say what you do
The kind of work you want to do here, and the role if one is listed above.
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Show your work
Link to something you made: code, a design, a product you shaped or a piece you wrote.
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Send it to us
Use the contact form and start your message with "Careers" so it reaches the right people.
Team hours: Mon – Fri · 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (GMT+6)