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A team on call, month after month
Stores are living products. Apps update, campaigns launch, catalogs grow, and small issues quietly become expensive ones when nobody is watching. Our support work exists so that the store you invested in keeps performing like the day it launched, and keeps improving after it.
Whether it is a one-time teardown audit, a maintenance plan that handles the fixes before you notice them, or a standing retainer that ships conversion work every month, the shape is the same: a senior team that already knows your store, on call when it matters.
5 services, each with its own dedicated page.
500+
Stores launched since 2017
+40%
Average conversion uplift
$5M+
Monthly client revenue
15+
Industries served
The things founders ask us before a support engagement. Anything else, ask us directly.
Theme fixes, app conflicts, speed regressions, content updates, new sections and landing pages, integration issues, and the strange one-off problems every store eventually hits. Plans are monthly, sized to how much you need, and handled by the same senior team that builds our stores.
A ten-point teardown covering conversion, speed, SEO, accessibility, analytics, theme code quality, app overhead, and mobile experience. You get a prioritized report written in plain language: what is costing you revenue, what to fix first, and what it will take.
StoreCare maintenance keeps the store healthy: fixes, updates, and small changes handled fast. The Momentum retainer is proactive growth work: a monthly stream of conversion improvements, new features, and experiments. Many brands run both, and the two share one team that knows the store deeply.
Yes. New support clients start with an audit so we understand the theme, the apps, and the risks before touching anything. After that first pass, the store is ours to care for like we built it.
Yes. We audit against WCAG standards, fix the issues in the theme itself rather than papering over them with overlay widgets, and document the result. Accessible stores serve more customers and carry less legal risk.
The journal

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