Paid at the bank, still pending in the store.
A daily check that matches payments against orders and flags every payment the store never heard about.
We track: Paid orders still pending
Online stores that take orders and keep running. Fixed and looked after, mostly on WooCommerce.
Most stores lose money in the same three places: paid orders stuck in pending, stock that oversells, and updates nobody dares run before a campaign.
Most stores that lose orders do not need a rebuild. They need a few gaps closed and someone watching.
Fixed, not rebuilt
What we fix in a store
Five places a store loses money, and what we do about each
What changes
A store that holds up when it matters most
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Checkout That Survives Campaign Week
Payments and confirmations tested before peak, matched to orders every day and watched under heavy traffic.
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Stock and Orders from One Source
Store, marketplaces, invoicing and shipping all read one stock count, so overselling stops.
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A Store You Are Not Afraid to Update
Fewer plugins to break, updates tested on a copy first, and the same engineers looking after it every month.
Stores we built and run
What we already know
The details that break stores, and that we plan for
Planned before launch
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Campaign Week Is No Time for Changes
November is the worst time to update plugins. Test heavy traffic on the cart and checkout, not the homepage.
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Product Feeds Fail Silently
Catalogue feeds break when variants change, and nobody notices until ad spend drops.
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Accessibility Is Now Law for Many EU Shops
The European Accessibility Act has applied to B2C stores since 28 June 2025. Very small businesses (microenterprises) are exempt.
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Every Market Has Its Own Checkout Rules
Bank checks such as 3D Secure, local payment methods, terms accepted before paying and invoices after. We check yours, whether you take payments through Stripe, iyzico or another provider.
Who we work with
For stores that take real orders every day
WooCommerce · Payments · Stock · Updates
A good fit
A store with real revenue and no developer in-house.
- You run WooCommerce, or a store you are ready to fix rather than replace.
- Your last developer or agency has gone quiet or moved on.
- You want the same engineers every month, campaign season included.
Not a fit yet
Still Choosing a Platform?
Fixing a store you are about to leave is wasted work.
Decide first; a store review can help you compare.
Not a fit yet
Want AI on a Small Catalogue?
If customers find products in three clicks, AI search adds cost and little else.
Fix filters and category pages first; add AI later.
In production
Stores we built and still run
When other sellers want in
From your store to a marketplace, without starting over
Before
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Your store, your products only.
One catalogue, one checkout, one stock source. It works, and other sellers start asking to list on it.
Requests handled by hand.
Supplier products added one by one, payouts worked out in a spreadsheet, nobody sure who sold what.
After
A marketplace on the same store.
- Sign-up for sellers, each with their own dashboard.
- Orders, commissions and payouts per seller.
- Reviews and moderation, on WooCommerce and Dokan.
- As we built and still run for Outdoora: 200+ products.
Where stores start with us
Three ways in, depending on what hurts first
Each is a fixed-scope first step: a fix for a checkout that loses paid orders, monthly care for the store you already run, or a cleanup that makes a slow store lean again.
Checkout & Payment Fix
Paid at the bank, still pending in the store? We find where checkout loses orders and fix it.
WooCommerce Store Care
Scared to run the next update? Engineers who know your store and look after it every month.
Store Speed & Plugin Cleanup
Slow pages and 60 plugins nobody understands? We remove what you don't need and rebuild the rest lean.
Related applications & industries
Close to what you run, if you want to go deeper
FAQ
Questions store owners ask
Yes. We review the code, plugins and hosting, take over access safely, then run tested updates, backups and monitoring on a rolling monthly plan.
Most often the payment provider's callback (the message that tells your store a payment went through) is failing, or is blocked by a firewall, a caching rule or a changed URL. We trace it, fix the cause and add a daily check that matches payments to orders.
Not automatically. A migration is worth its cost only when the platform itself is the limit, not a badly maintained store. A store review answers this for your store.
Builds are quoted at a fixed price before any code is written, and running the store is a rolling monthly plan. A new marketplace sits at the upper end. Current prices are on our pricing page.
We have built and run checkouts with Stripe and iyzico. Mollie, Adyen and others work the same way underneath: we check how the provider tells your store a payment went through before we change anything.
Yes, if you start about six weeks ahead. We list every plugin, remove what you do not need, replace heavy ones with small code and test it all on a copy, then change nothing during the campaign.
