Magento, made reliable — or migrated cleanly.

It depends on what's actually driving the pain. If it's cost and maintenance, migration to Shopify often wins; if it's deep custom B2B or ERP logic, that has to be scoped before any move. We give you a straight, vendor-neutral read — and if staying and hardening Magento is the smarter call for your business, we'll tell you. Our migration guide covers the trade-offs.

Only if redirects are done badly — and it's the single most common migration mistake. Magento URL structures differ from a new platform's, so without a complete 301 redirect map from every old URL to its new equivalent, and matching metadata, you lose hard-won rankings. We build and test that redirect map as a first-class part of the migration, not an afterthought.

Yes. We work through the usual Magento performance and reliability levers — full-page and Redis caching, Varnish, indexer and cron health, database and query tuning, and staying current on security patches — and fix the specific failures costing you orders. Keeping Magento fast is ongoing work; we can do it as a one-off hardening or as senior ongoing ownership.

Magento's cost is spread and often understated: hosting and infrastructure, extensions, security patching, and specialist developer time for changes that would be self-serve elsewhere. Shopify moves most of that into a predictable subscription. We can model your real total cost of ownership either way so the decision is commercial, not emotional.

Yes. We integrate Magento with ERPs, suppliers, carriers and analytics via its APIs, with a defined source of truth so data doesn't drift — and we make sure those integrations are accounted for and re-tested if you later migrate.

You start with a Store & Systems Audit. The first review is of your public store and the symptom or decision you're facing — no passwords required. Access is only requested later, scoped to specific work, with controlled access and rollback.