What you are actually looking for
Four things nearly every enquiry turns out to be about, in the words people actually use.
What the work looks like
Screens from live engagements, with client details removed.
What we build
Fourteen kinds of work, including migrating merchants off Magento when the platform is no longer the right fit.
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Where Magento stores actually get stuck
Seven causes, and the recurring theme is deferred maintenance. Magento rewards continuous small investment and punishes neglect more severely than any other platform in common use. Tick what you recognise.
None of this is a Magento problem. It is what happens when a platform requiring continuous engineering investment is treated as a project with an end date.
The Hyvä question
If your store runs the default Luma frontend and performance matters, this is usually the highest-return conversation available.
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Stores where frontend performance is commercially material, where the theme needs work regardless, and where the extension footprint is manageable.
Stores whose real problem is backend or infrastructure, where a replatform is already likely, or where the extension dependency makes the cost disproportionate.
Magento 1 stores
Magento 1 reached end of life in June 2020. Stores still running it receive no official security patches. If you are on Magento 1, you have three options and no fourth.
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We do both migrations and will give you an honest recommendation on which, based on your actual requirements rather than on which project is larger.
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Infrastructure and performance
Magento performance is an infrastructure question first and a code question second.
Where we start on a slow store: infrastructure fit, cache configuration, indexer status, and cron health. These four account for most Magento performance problems, and none of them is a code change.
Migrations
To Magento or Adobe Commerce
Usually from Magento 1, or from a platform outgrown on complexity. Product and customer data, order history, URL mapping with complete redirects, extension replacement, and integration reconnection.
Away from Magento
Most often to Shopify Plus. Data extraction, product architecture designed on the target platform, redirect mapping, and integration rebuilding. We treat this as legitimate work rather than a defeat.
The redirect map. Magento URL structures rarely translate cleanly, and migrations that lose organic traffic almost always lost it there. We baseline with a full crawl before anything changes and monitor daily for thirty days after launch.
What you receive
The actual documents, not a sample deck built for the pitch.
Magento development pricing
Extension complexity and integration depth drive the number. Catalogue size mostly does not.
Budget for the retainer, not just the build. Magento's total cost of ownership is dominated by ongoing engineering, and stores without it accumulate the upgrade debt described above. A build budget with no maintenance budget is how stores end up three versions behind.
Who we work with
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Probably not us if you want a low-cost Magento build. Magento done cheaply produces the stores we later get called in to rescue, and we would rather not add to that population.
Before and after
The same view, before the work and after it.
Billion Game runs your work through the same instruments the best in-house teams use.
Licences are on us, and every export we pull from them is yours to keep.
Be wary of any agency whose reporting is a tool dashboard with their logo on it. Tools measure; they do not decide what matters, and every one of these will happily generate a hundred findings that change nothing. What you are paying for is the judgement about which three of those hundred are worth your developers’ time.
Magento development FAQs
Anything not answered here, ask us directly.
Patch promptly, upgrade on a cadence rather than in crises, keep the framework rather than editing core, size the infrastructure properly, and leave Luma behind if frontend speed is costing you money.
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