Ongoing dependency updates, security patching, uptime monitoring, checkout health checks, and performance tuning for headless ecommerce stacks.
Headless ecommerce is not static. Storefront dependencies, commerce APIs, checkout flows, redirects, tracking, and integrations all need routine attention after launch.
Payment, tax, shipping, inventory, and account flows can fail quietly unless they are monitored with ecommerce-specific checks.
Delaying framework, SDK, and API updates turns small maintenance into a risky migration when packages reach end of life.
We keep releases small, tested, observable, and reversible so the store can improve without surprise revenue interruptions.
We guarantee SLAs for critical bugs, keep your tech stack modernized, and continuously build new features to expand your platform.
Routine audits and updates of core dependencies, npm packages, and server environments to prevent exploits before they happen.
Strict SLA guarantees. If critical functionality breaks, our engineering team is immediately paged to resolve the issue.
Dedicated monthly sprint hours reserved for building new components, running A/B tests, or implementing minor feature requests.
Real-time pings and automated end-to-end tests ensuring your site is live and transactions are processing smoothly at 3 AM.
Ongoing monitoring of Google Search Console, redirects, indexation, checkout pages, and Core Web Vitals after migration.
Preparing for Black Friday? We run simulated traffic spikes to ensure your infrastructure won't crumble under pressure.
A disciplined cycle of updates, monitoring, and improvement.
At the start of the month, we automatically scan your repository for outdated packages, security vulnerabilities, and deprecated APIs.
We merge the updates into a staging environment, run comprehensive integration tests, and ensure nothing breaks before deploying to production.
Once maintenance is secure, we utilize the remaining retainer hours to build new features, deploy A/B testing variants, and continuously optimize the UI.
Headless ecommerce has more moving parts than a standard WordPress store. Maintenance needs to watch business outcomes, not only server uptime.
Payment errors, cart behavior, failed orders, conversion tracking, and high-risk customer journey pages.
Commerce API latency, ERP/PIM/POS sync failures, inventory drift, webhook failures, and queue health.
Redirects, 404s, canonical tags, sitemap health, indexation, schema, and Core Web Vitals after releases.
Dependency updates, security patches, staging QA, rollback planning, and launch windows around sales periods.
Partner with an engineering team that proactively patches, monitors, and scales your application.