We never touch the live store first
This is how engineers work at large companies. We work the same way with small stores, because every minute of downtime costs money.
- We work on a copy of the site, not on the live one
- Every change can be rolled back
- We release at an agreed time and watch the site afterwards
- A report in plain language
From the first talk to the live site
- 01
A conversation
You tell us what is going on and what you want. We tell you honestly what can and cannot be done, and send you an offer.
- 02
A copy on our side
We copy the site and the database to a separate environment. We work there while your customers keep shopping undisturbed.
- 03
Work in Git
Every change is a separate version in Git, with a note on what changed and why. That way anything can be rolled back.
- 04
Tests in staging
We try the change on the copy. We check the cart, the checkout and the key pages before it reaches the live site.
- 05
A release with a rollback plan
We release the change at an agreed time and watch the site afterwards. If anything is wrong, we put the previous version back.
- 06
A report
We write to you about what we did, why and what to keep an eye on, in plain language.
What always applies
Linux only
We work with any Linux distribution, from Ubuntu and Debian to AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux.
Any host and panel
cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin or a server with no panel, at any hosting provider.
The access is yours
We work with separate access of our own, which you can revoke at any time. We never ask for passwords by email.
Security comes first
We update on time, watch for vulnerabilities and keep backups off the server, because most breaches come through a forgotten plugin.
Engineers, not operators
Your site is in the hands of a DevOps team that has run servers and cloud infrastructure for companies for years.
Everything is visible
The history of changes is in Git, and the automations and the maintenance show in the client area.
Reviews from our clients
Let us start with a talk
Tell us what is going on with your site and we will get back to you.