Space SMM is a store for social media promotion services. Its catalogue covers Instagram, YouTube, Telegram and TikTok, with packages for followers, likes, views and other actions suited to each network. The challenge was to make a large list of services feel like a simple order: choose a platform, compare packages, provide the right link and pay.
I built the site on WordPress and WooCommerce around that sequence. Each service has a clear price and a direct order action, while the information needed to fulfil it is collected before checkout.
Choose the network first
The opening screen introduces the offer and sends visitors into the catalogue. From there, four platform icons lead to dedicated service pages. A buyer looking for Telegram channel views does not have to sort through Instagram packages to find them.
Make the service comparable
The Telegram catalogue separates subscribers, post views and reactions into groups. Each card shows a package size, its price and an order button. Visitors can compare quantities in one view, then open the exact package they want without navigating through individual product pages.
Custom sorting for service cards
I wrote a WooCommerce plugin that builds a product grid for a chosen service category and sorts its cards by numeric price, lowest first. It renders the usual WooCommerce card template and exposes the grid as a shortcode, so category sections can be placed on a platform page without copying product markup. When a package price changes, its place in the grid follows the new price.
Keep the buying pattern consistent
The TikTok page uses the same card and ordering pattern while changing the services to fit the platform: followers, video views, likes and live-stream packages. Buyers can move between networks without learning a new way to shop each time.
Ask for the link at the right moment
Opening a package shows its details and requirements in a panel over the catalogue. The form asks for a profile, channel or post URL according to the service. The buyer can check the conditions, enter the target link and continue to payment without losing the package they selected.
Checkout for a digital service
The WooCommerce checkout keeps the selected package and its target URL in the order summary. It collects a contact email and displays the total beside card, Apple Pay and Google Pay options through plata by mono. The buyer sees what will be ordered before committing to payment.
WordPress and WooCommerce provide the product and order management behind the storefront, so packages and prices can be maintained as store content.
Roles
Online store development
Konstantin Sorokin
Work done
- WordPress and WooCommerce service store
- Instagram, YouTube, Telegram and TikTok service catalogues
- Package cards with quantity and pricing
- Custom plugin for category-based, price-sorted service grids
- Service-specific order panels and target-link input
- WooCommerce checkout with online payment