Magento is built for complexity that simpler platforms cannot express: tens of thousands of SKUs, customer-group pricing, multi-store and multi-currency operations, and B2B rules involving quotes, credit limits and approval hierarchies. That power comes with real operational weight. It needs proper infrastructure and disciplined maintenance, and it is the wrong tool for a small catalogue.

Who this is for

Retailers with large or complex catalogues. B2B businesses with negotiated pricing, quotes and account hierarchies. Companies running several storefronts, brands or regions from one platform. Merchants on an outdated Magento version facing a security problem.

Problems we solve

Slow storefronts. Inadequate caching and indexing making category pages crawl.
Unsupported versions. Magento 1 or old Magento 2 with no security patches.
Extension conflicts. Third-party modules overriding each other and breaking on upgrade.
Slow indexing. Reindexing that locks the catalogue during trading hours.
Painful upgrades. Core modifications making every patch a project.

What we build

Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce implementations and replatforms
Custom modules built to extension points rather than by editing core
Performance work: Varnish, Redis, Elasticsearch, indexing and database tuning
B2B features: customer-group pricing, quotes, company accounts, approval flows
Multi-store, multi-currency and multi-language configuration
ERP, PIM and fulfilment integration
Version upgrades and security patching on a maintained schedule

How we work

We never modify core, because every modification is a tax on every future upgrade — customisation goes through plugins, observers and proper extension points. Caching is configured properly from the start, since Magento without full-page caching and Elasticsearch is slow regardless of hardware. Third-party extensions are audited before installation, as conflicts between them are the most common source of upgrade failure.

Technologies we use

Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce on PHP 8.3+, MySQL or MariaDB, Elasticsearch or OpenSearch, Redis, Varnish, RabbitMQ, with Docker and staged deployment.

Business benefits

A platform that handles catalogue and pricing complexity without workarounds
B2B rules expressed in the platform rather than in spreadsheets
Several storefronts operated from one administration layer
Upgrades that stay routine because core was never touched

Common questions

Magento or Shopify?

Shopify unless you genuinely need what Magento offers — large catalogues, complex B2B pricing, or multi-store operations. Magento's flexibility comes with hosting and maintenance costs that only make sense at that complexity.

We are still on Magento 1 — what now?

Magento 1 has been end of life since 2020 and receives no security updates. That is a migration, not an upgrade, and it should be planned rather than deferred further.

Why is our Magento slow?

Usually caching configuration, indexing strategy, or an extension doing something expensive on every page load. Profiling identifies which before anything is changed.

Running Magento with a complex catalogue? Performance and version currency are the two things worth checking first.

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