Stop the bleeding, on the store you already have.
No platform change. Speed, checkout, tracking and the broken parts dragging your sales, repaired on the store you are on.
- You get
- The broken parts repaired
- Takes
- Scoped in the audit
- Costs
- 3,450 EUR
- Your platform
- Stays as it is
The store still sells, and it is still leaking
A checkout that drops mobile buyers. Pages that arrive a second after the visitor left. Broken links nobody has time to chase, and tracking that stopped being trustworthy two developers ago. None of it is fatal on its own, and all of it costs orders every day.
What you get
- Page speed and layout stability on your busiest pages
- Checkout repaired, with Apple Pay and Google Pay added
- Redirect and indexing cleanup
- Analytics and tracking rebuilt, so you can see the funnel again
How it runs
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Speed and stability first
The busiest pages get rebuilt to load quickly and to hold still under a thumb. Layout that moves while someone is tapping Buy is a tax you pay on every mobile session.
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Then the checkout
The last step is where the money actually leaves. Express payments added, friction removed, failures traced rather than guessed at.
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Then the plumbing
Redirects, indexing and analytics rebuilt, so search can see the whole catalogue and you can see the funnel again.
Who it is for
- A store that works but underperforms
- A platform you are not ready to leave
- A backlog of technical problems nobody owns
If the platform itself turns out to be the ceiling, I will say so rather than sell you a patch. Your audit credit carries over to the move.
3,450 EUR no migration. Your 990 EUR audit is credited in full within 30 days.
Questions people ask first.
Which platforms do you move stores from?
BigCommerce, Magento, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Wix and Squarespace, to Shopify. The audit tells you what your own store needs before you commit to anything.
Why is the audit paid?
Because it is a deliverable, not a sales call. It prices the move and ranks what to fix after it, and the 990 EUR comes off any engagement within 30 days.
Do I own the new store?
Yes, all of it, from day one. The Shopify account, the theme, the data and the domains are built under your own accounts. I work under collaborator access you can revoke in one click, and the work is billed on milestones.
What if the dry run shows my store cannot move cleanly?
Then you pay for the audit only and we stop there. That is what the dry run is for.
Do you work alongside my existing agency?
Yes, often as the accountability layer they do not have.
Start with the audit.
It prices The Rescue for your store, and the 990 EUR comes off it.
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