The shop is slow, but nobody knows why
Twelve apps, three of them forgotten, two blocking the rendering. An audit separates cause from noise.
An audit answers what guesswork leaves open: where your shop loses data, which app is really slowing you down and which three issues to tackle first. In writing, prioritised, with effort estimates.
An audit pays off whenever the symptoms are visible but the cause stays in the dark.
Twelve apps, three of them forgotten, two blocking the rendering. An audit separates cause from noise.
Grown theme code and data fields nobody can attribute any more. I make visible what rebuilds really cost.
If you want to migrate, you first need a picture of what exists. The audit is the inventory before the move.
Three steps, one fixed price — and a result you can keep using without me.
You describe the situation, I tell you honestly whether an audit is the right tool.
A staff account with read-only access is enough — your day-to-day business keeps running undisturbed.
Data model, apps, theme, integrations and performance reviewed in context — not as a checklist.
A prioritised action plan with effort estimates, discussed together. Actionable by me — or by anyone else.
All prices net. Reverse charge within the EU; invoicing by KEVIN METZDORF LTD.
No. But for grown shops with ERP integrations or custom logic, the inventory almost always saves more than it costs.
A staff account with read-only access and about 30 minutes for questions. Nothing more — your day-to-day business keeps running undisturbed.
No. The action plan is written so that any capable agency or developer can work with it. Many clients stay anyway — out of conviction, not dependency.
Free checks are sales tools with standard findings. The audit reviews your specific case in context — including data model and integrations — and belongs to you afterwards.
25 minutes, free of charge. Afterwards you'll know whether I'm the right fit — and what the next sensible step would be.