Most of our work arrives by referral

WooCommerce stores that keep working long after launch.

We build and integrate WooCommerce stores, then stay on to look after them: updates, monitoring, and a developer who already knows the code when something breaks.

monitoring › example.store
Store health

8,412 products · Woo 9.4 · monitored

72score
  • Checkout speed

    TTFB 210ms · LCP 2.9s

    52
  • Security & plugins

    3 outdated, 1 abandoned

    68
  • Conversion blockers

    6 issues on the mobile cart

    41
  • Data integrity

    Orders and ERP in sync

    94
live uptime, errors and checkout response on the stores we look after

Stores and teams we work with

  • Endover
  • Mediron
  • Läätsed24
  • Heveren
  • ReisiDiilid
  • Morra
  • Ordeks
  • Ecobox
  • Moomoo
  • Infokogum

What teams bring us in for.

Whether it is a new store or one someone else built, the work tends to fall into one of these four.

  • WooCommerce
  • WordPress
  • Laravel
  • Custom Woo development

    Bespoke checkouts, subscription logic, B2B pricing and product configurators — written as proper plugins, not theme spaghetti.

    • Headless and block themes
    • Custom payment and shipping
    • HPOS migrations
  • Integrations

    Warehouses, ERP, CRM, payment and delivery providers. Orders move between systems on their own instead of being retyped every morning.

    • Warehouse and ERP sync
    • Payment and delivery providers
    • CRM and marketing tools
  • Performance and rescue

    Slow store, failing checkout, a build nobody wants to touch? We stabilise it first, then make it fast.

    • Core Web Vitals tuning
    • Database and query profiling
    • Plugin conflict untangling
  • Ongoing care

    A retainer with the developers who already know the codebase, and monitoring that tells us something is wrong, often before your customers notice.

    • Uptime and error monitoring
    • Staged updates and rollbacks
    • Response times agreed per store

What a retainer looks like

The work you notice least is the work keeping you trading.

A store that never goes down looks like nothing happened. Here is one night on a store whose agreement includes out-of-hours cover.

  1. 01

    Watch

    Uptime, error rates and checkout response time on every store we look after.

  2. 02

    Catch

    The alert goes to a developer, not a ticket queue. How far that reaches outside working hours is written into your agreement, not left to hope.

  3. 03

    Fix

    Handled by someone who already knows the codebase, so the first hour is not spent reading it.

  4. 04

    Report

    You hear what broke, why it broke, and what stops it happening again.

example.store · checkout resolved
  • Checkout response over 3s02:14
  • Cart page slows down too02:17
  • Picked up by a developer02:23
  • Object cache restarted, queries traced02:41
  • Back under 900ms, alert cleared02:48

Checkout response time that night, 22:00 to 06:00

Tell us what your store needs.

A project with a deadline, an integration nobody wants to own, or a store that needs looking after. Write to us and a developer reads it.

info@konekt.ee