It survived the demo. Now survive Black Friday.

• 01

  Checkout and payment hardening

  Idempotent order creation, webhook replay handling and reconciliation — the difference between a demo checkout and one that can't double-charge.

• 02

  Inventory correctness under concurrency

  Oversell protection with real locking, tested with concurrent traffic rather than hoped for.

• 03

  Performance and Core Web Vitals

  Image pipeline, caching and rendering strategy fixed against the field data Google actually ranks on, not a lab score.

• 01

  The catalogue is the ground truth

  Answers about price, stock and fit come from your product data at query time, never from what the model remembers about a product from training. Out-of-stock claims are a refund conversation later.

• 02

  Peak traffic is a design input

  Sale-day load is where naive AI support falls over and where costs spike hardest. We put rate limits, caching and per-conversation cost ceilings in before launch, not after the first invoice.

• 03

  Returns policy is policy, not vibes

  Eligibility is evaluated by your rules engine, with the agent explaining the outcome. A model improvising goodwill on returns is an unbudgeted liability.

1. 1

   Code audit

   We review every file. Find dead code, hidden bugs, security holes, and cost traps left by the generator. Send you a written report.

2. 2

   Foundation

   Real auth (Clerk / Auth.js), real database (Postgres / Supabase) with migrations and RLS, real payments (Stripe), real env management.

3. 3

   Tests + CI

   Vitest + Playwright + GitHub Actions. So the next time you regenerate something with AI, the suite tells you what broke.

4. 4

   Production

   Deploy to Vercel / Fly / Railway with monitoring, error tracking, alerting, and on-call rotation. Mobile-responsive and PWA-ready.

5. 5

   Handoff

   Documented codebase, runbooks, and a 30-day support window. We can keep building with you, or hand it cleanly to your team.

• Shopify & WooCommerce
• Gorgias, Zendesk & Intercom
• Klaviyo
• Stripe & Razorpay
• Shiprocket, Delhivery & carrier APIs
• Algolia / Typesense
• GA4 & server-side tagging
• Meta & Google Ads APIs

FAQ

E-commerce prototype to production: your questions.

• Can you make our Lovable storefront handle real traffic?

  Usually yes — see the migration guides for the platform-specific version of this. The generated frontend is often fine; the order, payment and inventory layers are where we spend the time.

• How long before we can take real orders?

  For a working prototype with a clean scope, 30 to 60 days including the audit. The audit itself takes 3 to 5 days and tells you the honest number before you commit to the rest.

• How much of my Bolt / Lovable / v0 code can you actually keep?

  Usually 30–70%. We salvage your UI and product logic; we replace the auth, DB, and integration layers because those are the parts AI generators get wrong.

• Can you fix it without a full rewrite?

  Most of the time, yes — that's our default. We rewrite from scratch only when the codebase is genuinely too far gone, and we'll tell you which it is in the first audit.

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