Your shop already works. Now make it earn.

Yes. We start with a paid review of code, database, plugins and hosting, and give you a written report with risks and a prioritised plan before any development begins.

Clearly scoped work is quoted as a fixed price. Continuous development runs on a monthly retainer with a transparent hour report. We tell you which one fits.

You do, from the first commit. It lives in your Git repository with documentation that lets another team take over.

With a measurement, not a redesign. We look at what the revenue pages actually do: server response time, the searches that return nothing, the steps where carts die. Usually two or three problems explain most of the loss, and they are rarely the ones people expect. You get the list ranked by expected effect, and you are free to work through it yourself or with someone else.

Usually not. Most B2B shops lose orders to slow listing pages, a search that cannot find a part number, and a reorder flow that takes too many clicks — none of which a new colour scheme fixes. A redesign is worth it when the structure itself is wrong, not when the shop merely looks dated. Dated and fast beats beautiful and slow every time.

We agree on the numbers before we start and record them: response time on the pages that carry revenue, zero-result searches, conversion on the listing and in the cart. After the work we measure the same things the same way. If a change did not move its number, we say so — that is more useful to you than a report full of green arrows.

Yes, and it is often the cheapest arrangement. Your team knows the business rules; we bring the Shopware and performance depth nobody needs full time. We work in your repository, in your branch model, with review in both directions. What we insist on is one technical owner per area — split ownership is how a codebase quietly rots.