Online stores
A store that loads fast, doesn’t lose carts and syncs stock, orders and invoices with the rest of your business on its own.
Sound familiar?
Slow product and category pages as the catalogue grows.
Manually copying orders and stock between the store and ERP or wholesaler.
Abandoned carts due to a complicated or slow checkout.
Conflicting plugins and fear of every update.
What it usually looks like inside
- Customercart · checkout
- CDN / Edgepage cache
- Redisobject cacheWooCommerceor headless
- PaymentsPayU · P24 · StripeShippingInPost · DPDERP / wholesalestock syncMarketingGA4 · feed · e-mail
The scope you get
New store or migration
WooCommerce or headless (Next.js) — matched to scale and budget.
Payments & shipping
Stripe, PayU, Przelewy24, InPost, DPD — including returns.
ERP integration
Automatic stock, price and order sync through a queue.
Catalogue performance
Object cache, indexes, query and image optimisation.
Analytics & feeds
GA4, pixels, product feed, e-commerce events.
Security & updates
Staging, backups, tests before plugin updates.
Technologies in this area
- Next.js
- PHP
- WooCommerce
- WordPress
- Stripe
- Redis
- Cloudflare
Online stores — FAQ
01WooCommerce or headless?
WooCommerce is enough for most stores up to tens of thousands of products. Headless makes sense with heavy traffic, many channels or unusual UX.
02Will you take over an existing store?
Yes — I start with a performance, plugin and security audit, then propose a staged fix plan.
03Which ERPs do you integrate with?
Any with an API or file export (including XML/CSV wholesaler feeds). Integrations run through a queue with retries.
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