When a store gets big or complex enough, deep catalogs, B2B pricing, multiple regions, heavy customisation, the simple platforms start to strain. Adobe Commerce, still known to many as Magento, is built for exactly that: near-unlimited flexibility for serious ecommerce. That power comes with real weight, though. It needs experienced developers to build it well, keep it fast, and hold it steady in production. That's the work we do.
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Adobe Commerce, the platform most people still call Magento, sits at the powerful end of ecommerce. Open, deeply customisable, and built to handle large catalogs, multiple stores, B2B rules, and requirements that would break a simpler platform. If you've outgrown a template-based store, this is often where you end up, and for good reason.
The trade-off is that all that flexibility has to be handled by people who know it well. Left to drift, a Magento store gets slow, falls behind on security patches, and turns every small change into a big project. It's a serious piece of engineering, and it rewards being treated like one.
We build, optimise, and look after Adobe Commerce and Magento stores, the development, the performance, and the unglamorous production work that keeps a big store fast and stable.
Years building and supporting complex ecommerce
Client retention over the last decade
Projects delivered for international clients
From custom development and performance to upgrades, integrations, and support, here is the work we take on.
Custom modules, extensions, and storefront work in PHP, built to your requirements and to Adobe Commerce standards, so your store does exactly what your business needs.
Custom themes and storefronts, including modern front-end approaches, built to be fast, on-brand, and manageable, not a tangle of overlapping extensions.
Magento is powerful and heavy. We tune caching, indexing, queries, and infrastructure so pages load fast under real traffic, because a slow enterprise store still loses sales.
Version upgrades, security patches, and migrations, including moving onto Adobe Commerce from another platform, handled carefully so you gain features without breaking the store or losing data.
Connect your store to ERP, PIM, payment, tax, and fulfilment systems, so a complex operation runs as one instead of a pile of disconnected tools.
Ongoing patching, monitoring, and production support, plus cleanup and hardening when something goes wrong, so a store this important stays secure and online.
Magento's flexibility has a well-known cost: performance. All those features, extensions, and dynamic pages add weight, and a store that takes too long to load leaks sales and search rankings at exactly the scale where that hurts most. Keeping a big Adobe Commerce store genuinely fast is a discipline of its own, and one of the most valuable things we do.
Caching done right: full-page caching, Redis, and Varnish tuned properly, so the heavy lifting happens once, not on every request.
Optimised indexing, queries, and code, so the store stays quick as your catalog and traffic grow.
Infrastructure that fits the load, with monitoring, so problems surface before your customers find them.
It's the server, database, and production-debugging work we've done on live stores for years, applied to a platform that genuinely needs it.
Complex stores have complex needs. We start by understanding your catalog, your rules, and your integrations, so nothing important is a surprise later.
We develop cleanly, to Adobe Commerce best practice, so the store is upgrade-safe and maintainable rather than a custom mess.
We test thoroughly, tune performance, and check the store holds up under real load before it goes anywhere near customers.
A careful launch, then ongoing patching, monitoring, and support, because a store this size needs looking after, not just building.
Adobe Commerce is unforgiving of sloppy work, a rushed extension or a skipped patch can slow the whole store or open a security hole. We treat it as the serious engineering platform it is: real PHP development, proper performance work, and the production discipline, patching, monitoring, debugging, that keeps a big store healthy. We've spent years keeping live commerce stores fast, secure, and online, which is exactly what Magento demands.
Proper development, not extension roulette. Custom PHP built to standard, so your store stays upgradeable and maintainable.
Performance is a first-class concern. We keep heavy stores fast, because at this scale speed is revenue.
We're there in production. Patching, monitoring, and fast help when a live store needs it, not just at launch.
Straight answers to the things people usually want to know before they start.
Effectively, yes. Adobe Commerce is the current name for the platform that grew out of Magento; the open-source edition is still widely called Magento Open Source. We work across both, and we'll help you understand which edition and setup fits your business and budget.
For many stores, honestly, it can be, and we'll tell you if a simpler platform would serve you better. Adobe Commerce earns its keep when you have a large or complex catalog, B2B requirements, multiple stores or regions, or deep customisation needs that off-the-shelf platforms can't handle.
Usually, yes, and it's some of the most rewarding work we do. Slow Magento almost always comes down to caching, indexing, heavy extensions, unoptimised code, or under-spec infrastructure. We profile the real bottlenecks and fix them, rather than guessing or just throwing bigger servers at it.
Both. We migrate complex stores onto Adobe Commerce when they've outgrown a simpler platform, and we've helped businesses move the other way when Magento was more than they needed. Either way, we protect your data, your SEO, and your uptime through the move.
It's a common and genuinely risky one, unpatched Magento is a favourite target for attackers. We get you safely up to date, apply security patches, and put a maintenance routine in place so you don't fall behind again and end up exposed.
Yes. Adobe Commerce is demanding, and performance depends heavily on how it's hosted and configured. We work across servers, caching layers, and infrastructure, and can advise on or manage the setup, so the platform actually runs the way it should.