When your shop has a problem, it's not an inconvenience — it's lost sales, right now. We fix checkout errors, payment failures, and slow product pages, and we can look after the shop month to month so problems stop reaching your customers.
Customers reach the checkout and can't finish. Every one of these is a sale you already earned and then lost.
Stripe or PayPal declining valid cards, orders stuck in "pending", double charges.
Customers don't get confirmations, or you don't get notified of new orders. Usually fixable in one visit.
Shops carry more weight than brochure sites — images, variations, plugins. Slow pages lose buyers before they see the price.
Stock counts drifting, shipping rates showing wrong or not at all, tax miscalculated.
WooCommerce and its extensions update often, and an incompatible pairing can take the checkout down.
Full backup first, and we test on a copy of the shop where possible — your customers keep buying while we work.
We fix the problem and place real test orders to confirm the whole journey works: browse, add to cart, pay, receive the email.
Our €49/month plan covers shops too: careful updates, backups, and monitoring, so checkout problems get caught before your customers find them.
We had our WooCommerce store cleaned up, sped up, and properly optimised — and the difference has been remarkable. Page load times dropped significantly, the checkout experience is much smoother, and our product pages are finally ranking for the terms that matter.
They identified conversion blockers we hadn't even noticed and tackled them without any fuss. Sales have improved and the site just feels right now.
Yes. We work on a copy where possible and schedule anything disruptive for your quiet hours.
Yes. We back up the full database (orders, customers, products) before any work, and we don't touch customer data beyond what the fix requires.
Most single problems — a broken checkout, missing order emails — are €250. Bigger jobs like a full speed overhaul get a fixed quote up front.
If you're on Shopify or another platform and want to move to WooCommerce — or the reverse — see website migration. For quick advice on which platform suits your shop, just ask.