For online stores
DevOps for e-commerce.Fast pages, no crashes during a sale.
Slow pages lose sales, and a crash during a sale loses more. We keep Magento, WooCommerce and custom stores fast and up, one task at a time.
Typical outcome
Before
default install
~7s
After
hot page, cached
<1s
Range you should expect from a Magento 2 or WooCommerce speed engagement. Cold pages a touch slower.
Where it usually hurts
The e-commerce-specific failure modes
Pages take four seconds and sales are dropping.
We bring the busy pages under a second.
Black Friday took the site down last year.
We load-test and prepare it weeks before.
The Magento upgrade keeps getting postponed.
We upgrade a copy first, with a way back.
A failing payment or shipping service stops orders.
One failing service no longer breaks the checkout.
The server is maxed out and nobody knows why.
We find the cause before you pay for a bigger one.
What we usually run
The services behind this work
Magento 2 Speed Optimization
Faster Magento stores, from caching to search.
Open serviceWordPress Speed Optimization
Faster WooCommerce and WordPress stores.
Open serviceServer Optimization
More speed from the server you already pay for.
Open serviceAWS Cloud Management
AWS that grows for a sale and shrinks after it.
Open serviceMonitoring & Observability
Alerts when checkout breaks, not when a server is busy.
Open serviceFAQ
Common questions
We are on Magento 1. Can you help?
We can keep an existing Magento 1 store alive temporarily, but it is past end-of-life and not a long-term position. The honest recommendation is to plan a Magento 2 migration or a platform switch, on a project basis.
Shopify - do you work with Shopify stores?
Generally no. Shopify hosts your store and owns the infra layer. We engage where there is real infrastructure to operate - Magento, WooCommerce, custom Node or Rails commerce stacks, headless storefronts on AWS.
Sales spike preparation - how far in advance?
Three to four weeks is the comfortable window. Two weeks is workable if the architecture is already in shape. The week before is a runbook review, not capacity work.
Do you write storefront code?
No - we own the infrastructure (cloud, caching, database tier, CI/CD, observability, third-party APIs). Your store engineers or agency owns Magento/WooCommerce themes, modules, and business logic.
Do we have to sign a retainer to get the server looked at?
No. The audit and most fixes are scoped as a fixed-price project. A retainer is only worth it once the store needs ongoing monitoring, for example ahead of a busy season.
What does PCI compliance mean for our servers?
If card details never touch your servers, and with a hosted payment page or a provider iframe they usually do not, your scope is far smaller than people expect. What still applies is the unglamorous part: patching, network segmentation, access control, logging and a quarterly scan. We get the server side into that state so you can answer your payment provider's questionnaire honestly.
Other industries we cover
Sound like your situation?
Describe the problem and get a scope back
One task or the whole list. You get a plan, a time estimate and a fixed price before any work starts, and a straight answer if we are not the right people for it.