Custom module development
Modules built to Magento 2 / Adobe Commerce architecture standards — dependency injection, plugins, and service contracts, not core hacks that break on the next upgrade.
Magento 2 & Adobe Commerce engineering
Custom modules, hard integrations, checkout and catalog surgery, performance, upgrades, and rescue. We have been shipping Magento and Adobe Commerce since the Magento 1 era — Open Source, Adobe Commerce, and the hard custom work in between — and we still like the hard parts.
Modules built to Magento 2 / Adobe Commerce architecture standards — dependency injection, plugins, and service contracts, not core hacks that break on the next upgrade.
ERP, PIM, payment, tax, shipping, and fulfillment integrations with real error handling, queues, and observability.
Custom checkout steps, pricing logic, complex product types, and catalog structures that match how the business actually sells.
Full-page cache strategy, indexing, query profiling, and frontend performance so the store survives promotions and peak traffic.
Version upgrades and security patching on Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce stores with heavy customization — planned, tested, and shipped without surprise regressions.
Inherited a store nobody wants to touch? We audit, stabilize, and take over Magento 2 and Adobe Commerce builds that other teams walked away from.
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Code, infrastructure, and data review. You get a written picture of what exists and what it will take.
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Scoped phases with the risky parts surfaced first — no open-ended retainers to nowhere.
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Tested releases in increments the business can absorb, with rollback paths.
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Ongoing engineering, monitoring, and upgrade cadence — or a clean handoff to your team.
Yes — most of our Magento and Adobe Commerce work starts on a store someone else built. We audit first, stabilize what is fragile, then plan improvements. You do not need to rebuild to work with us.
No, it is a starting point we know well. Depending on the business we either migrate you to Magento 2 or Adobe Commerce, or plan a move to a modern platform like Medusa.js or Vendure. See our migrations page for how that works.
Yes. We build Next.js storefronts against Magento and Adobe Commerce GraphQL APIs when the frontend needs more than Luma or a theme can give — and we are honest about when that complexity is not worth it.
Yes — upgrade cadence, security patching, monitoring, and a queue for feature work, sized to the store.
Send what you know — platform version (Open Source or Adobe Commerce), what is breaking, what you want it to do. We will tell you plainly what it takes.
Or see how we run migrations