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Every one of these started as code inside a store we run. When the same problem showed up twice, it became a product: self-hosted, no per-order fee, your data on your server. Each page says plainly where the plugin stands today.
Decoration orders for embroidery and screen-print shops. The customer picks a placement on the garment, adds text or a logo, picks thread or ink from the shop's own chart, and pays a price the server set. The shop gets a proof the customer approved and a Job Jacket production sheet.
Status: 1.0.0 release candidate, pilot cutover being rehearsed on a decoration shop's store. Price: from $199 a year, one site.
About StitchPress →Abandoned-cart recovery for stores that also sell by phone. It captures the shopper's email and phone earlier than checkout, sends a recovery sequence in the shopper's language, and hands the team a weekly call list of the carts email missed.
Status: 1.0.0, live on two client stores since October 2026 after a shadow pilot. Price: not set yet.
About CartEcho →Self-hosted live chat where every conversation becomes a qualified lead, with live visitor presence and the option to step in while someone is still on the product page. No third-party chat service, no per-seat fee.
Status: the chat and presence modules run on two client stores today; the stand-alone plugin is being extracted from them. Price: not set yet.
About Floorwalker →A hosted platform charges you rent and a cut of every order. A marketplace plugin gives you six months of support and a canvas. We build the third option: a plugin that runs on your WordPress, with the production side the shop actually needs.
StitchPress came from a decoration shop's order flow, CartEcho from a boutique's call list, Floorwalker from the chat widgets on both. The product is the second copy, not the first guess.
Orders, designs, carts and conversations stay in your database. The only outside call any of them makes is licence activation, after you enter a key or opt in.
A yearly licence pays for updates and support. An expired licence keeps every feature working.
"Release candidate", "pilot" and "in development" mean what they say. We do not list a product as available until a stranger can install it from a zip and place an order.
For Valtech Works clients
Stores built on our Commerce tier get the plugins they need as part of the build, and the care plan keeps them updated. A decoration shop gets StitchPress; a store that follows up by phone gets CartEcho; a store that wants to talk to visitors gets Floorwalker. No separate licence to buy while you are on a care plan.
StitchPress, yes, once 1.0.0 ships: it is sold as a yearly licence on its own site. CartEcho and Floorwalker are not for sale yet; book a call if you want to be an early pilot.
StitchPress is GPLv2 or later; the licence you buy pays for updates, support and the name. CartEcho and Floorwalker will follow the same model.
StitchPress works with the classic and block cart and checkout and with High-Performance Order Storage on or off. CartEcho is built for both. Floorwalker sits outside the checkout.
Yes, for stores on a Commerce build or care plan. That is where these three came from. WooCommerce development covers it.
Twenty minutes with the developer who wrote them. We'll tell you which one fits, what state it is in, and what it would take to run it on your store.
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