Peak days break things
Black Friday or a viral post can bring ten times the usual traffic in minutes. That is exactly when a slow page or a failed payment costs the most.
What we actually do
- Load tests at 10× normal traffic before every big sale
- Pages cached at the edge, checkout kept on its own resources
- Live alerts on payment errors during the event
Stock lives in too many places
Your store, Amazon, a warehouse system and a shop till all think they know how many units you have. When they disagree, you oversell.
What we actually do
- One stock record, with reservations the moment an order lands
- Channels updated in seconds, not overnight
- A daily mismatch check against the warehouse
Every extra step loses a sale
Shoppers leave if checkout is slow, asks for too much, or does not offer the payment method they use.
What we actually do
- We watch real checkout recordings before changing anything
- Wallet payments and address lookup to cut typing
- Every change A/B tested against your current checkout
Checkout that leaks sales
Most carts are abandoned at checkout, usually over slow pages, surprise shipping costs or forced sign-up.
What we actually do
- Guest checkout with Apple Pay, Google Pay and Shop Pay
- Shipping cost shown before the cart, not after
- Checkout speed tested on mid-range phones
Stock that is wrong in one channel
Selling on your store, Amazon and marketplaces from one warehouse leads to overselling when counts drift.
What we actually do
- One inventory source synced to every channel
- Safety-stock buffers per channel
- Alerts the moment counts drift between systems
Peak days that break the site
Black Friday and product drops bring traffic spikes that slow or crash stores at the worst moment.
What we actually do
- Load tests at five times normal traffic before peak
- Auto-scaling and CDN caching on catalogue pages
- A queue page instead of a crash on big drops
Peak days break things
Black Friday or a viral post can bring ten times the usual traffic in minutes. That is exactly when a slow page or a failed payment costs the most.
What we actually do
- Load tests at 10× normal traffic before every big sale
- Pages cached at the edge, checkout kept on its own resources
- Live alerts on payment errors during the event
Stock lives in too many places
Your store, Amazon, a warehouse system and a shop till all think they know how many units you have. When they disagree, you oversell.
What we actually do
- One stock record, with reservations the moment an order lands
- Channels updated in seconds, not overnight
- A daily mismatch check against the warehouse
Every extra step loses a sale
Shoppers leave if checkout is slow, asks for too much, or does not offer the payment method they use.
What we actually do
- We watch real checkout recordings before changing anything
- Wallet payments and address lookup to cut typing
- Every change A/B tested against your current checkout
Checkout that leaks sales
Most carts are abandoned at checkout, usually over slow pages, surprise shipping costs or forced sign-up.
What we actually do
- Guest checkout with Apple Pay, Google Pay and Shop Pay
- Shipping cost shown before the cart, not after
- Checkout speed tested on mid-range phones
Stock that is wrong in one channel
Selling on your store, Amazon and marketplaces from one warehouse leads to overselling when counts drift.
What we actually do
- One inventory source synced to every channel
- Safety-stock buffers per channel
- Alerts the moment counts drift between systems
Peak days that break the site
Black Friday and product drops bring traffic spikes that slow or crash stores at the worst moment.
What we actually do
- Load tests at five times normal traffic before peak
- Auto-scaling and CDN caching on catalogue pages
- A queue page instead of a crash on big drops