A Magento store you can deploy on a Tuesday — checkout you can explain.
We audit custom modules and give them owners, make staging match production, simplify checkout, and turn on Adobe features only when someone owns the ops cost.
Modules, checkout, and staging
Every deploy is a prayer
Custom modules from three agencies, no tests, and a staging site that is not staging.
We inventory custom modules, freeze what is dangerous, and replace the rest with modules someone actually owns — so a deploy is a pipeline, not a prayer.
A deploy you can trustCheckout is a maze of plugins
One-page checkout, a payment module, loyalty, and a gift-card extension that only one person understands.
We reduce checkout to Information, Shipping, and Payment, and document who owns each remaining module.
Checkout without a plugin mazeEach remaining module has an owner.
You pay for Adobe features you do not use
B2B, MSI, or Live Search sit in the license and not in the operation.
We turn on Adobe features only when they earn the ops cost. The rest stays off until there is an owner.
Adobe features you actually runOn — company accounts with a named owner
Off until someone owns warehouse ops
Off until merchandising will run it
The work we actually deliver.
Module audit
Every custom module marked load-bearing, decorative, or dangerous — with an owner, not a graveyard spreadsheet.
Upgrade and staging plan
A Magento or Adobe Commerce version you can patch, with a staging copy that is actually staging.
Checkout path
A checkout path you can explain on a whiteboard, without a maze of plugins on the money path.
Indexers and queues
Queues and indexers watched so sale-day catalog updates do not stall the store.
Adobe features you actually run
B2B, Multi Source Inventory, or Live Search only when someone owns the operating cost.
Incident runbook
What to do at 2am: payments, indexers, and who to call.
Stabilize, rebuild, or exit.
Stabilize
The shop runs, but upgrades and security patches feel unsafe.
A Magento / Adobe version you can patch, a real staging plan, and a deploy you trust.
Rebuild
The backend stays; the storefront and checkout need a new life.
New theme or a headless layer against the same catalog and orders.
Exit
Magento is the source of truth while you replatform.
A coexistence plan. The migration page is the sibling of this one.
No junior hand-offs after the proposal.
You see the real storefront, not a slide deck.
Launch week is the start of the engagement.
Every page leads to a real conversation.
Migration Services
Catalog, customers, URLs, and gift cards moved with a cutover you can staff.
Performance Optimization
Field data on the URLs that make money, then a ranked list of fixes — not a Lighthouse slide.
WooCommerce Development
WordPress and WooCommerce themes, plugin audits, and a checkout you can explain.