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Your theme has hit a wall.
Every change is a dev ticket. Page-speed is dropping. The platform’s roadmap doesn’t match yours — and nobody on your team is happy editing it any more.
Page-speed · theme limits · slow ticket loopsIf two of these read like a description of your week, the fix is almost always the same shape — and almost never another plugin.
Every change is a dev ticket. Page-speed is dropping. The platform’s roadmap doesn’t match yours — and nobody on your team is happy editing it any more.
Page-speed · theme limits · slow ticket loopsCheckout drop-off, broken pricing rules, feed disapprovals, mis-routed analytics — and no clear view of which one is actually costing you.
Checkout · feeds · pricing · attributionCMS, ERP, ESP, helpdesk, reviews, ad platforms — none of them agree on stock or who the customer is. Reporting is a Monday-morning manual job.
CMS · ERP · ESP · helpdesk · ad stackYou wait six months for a feature that should have been a Tuesday. The platform’s top-end use-case is your everyday — and your costs keep climbing with it.
Lock-in · waiting on roadmap · escalating costsMost projects span two or three of these. We pick the platform that fits your roadmap — not the one we have on commission this quarter.
Theme-2.0 storefronts when that fits, Hydrogen headless when scale demands it. Custom apps, checkout extensions, B2B, multi-currency — the un-glamorous parts most Shopify partners refuse.
Real WooCommerce engineering, not page-builder bloat. Large catalogues, complex pricing rules, EU VAT and OSS, headless React frontends on top of a Woo data layer.
When neither platform fits — marketplaces, multi-vendor, B2B portals, configurators, regulated goods. Ground-up, owned by you, no platform tax for the rest of its life.
Live feed pipelines (we own one — FeedPulse), CRO instrumentation, page-speed engineering, anomaly detection. The work that turns more of the visitors you already have into customers.
No deck, no demo, no sales rep. A senior engineer, your real problem, an honest opinion on what to do about it.
Three things every Stackpulse engagement gets — and three reasons most of our intake comes from word of mouth.
No account managers, no offshoring. The senior engineer in the kickoff call is the one writing the code that ships. The CC list never grows.
If your build needs £30k+ of engineering to be done well, we’ll tell you. If it doesn’t, we’ll point you to a freelancer or platform partner who fits better.
Every project ships with documentation, a runbook and a clean off-ramp. You own the code, the credentials, the Figma. If you leave, you take everything.
Cost, timeline, platform, ownership, post-launch — the answers usually surprise people. We’d rather you knew them before you book.
Same shape for a one-week dashboard or a six-month platform build. The cadence stays — only the scope changes.
A 60-minute call. We figure out where you actually hurt — not the surface request, the underlying system problem.
We sketch the system as it is, then as it could be. Concrete enough to estimate, abstract enough to evolve.
Small, working slices. Production from day one. We refuse to disappear into a six-month build.
When it’s live, we stay. Monitoring, iteration, and the boring upkeep that keeps software actually working.
One call. We'll dig into what you've got, where it's friction, and whether we're the right people to help. No deck, no pitch.