A Magento audit tells you what is really going on inside your store before you spend money on a redesign, upgrade or new agency. We review your code, extensions, infrastructure, performance, security and technical SEO, and deliver a prioritised report that a developer can act on and a manager can understand.
Most Magento stores accumulate problems quietly: core files edited years ago, extensions nobody uses, slow queries, cron jobs that fail, a theme overridden in a hundred places. These issues raise the cost of every change and every upgrade, and they rarely show up until something breaks.
Merchants usually ask us for an audit when they are changing agency, planning an upgrade or Hyvä migration, seeing slow pages or falling conversion, or after a security incident. In each case the goal is the same: know the real state of the store and the cost of fixing it.
Our audit is independent. We do not inflate findings to sell a rebuild. Each issue is rated by severity and effort, so you can decide what to fix, when and with whom.
Each area produces specific findings with evidence, impact and a recommended fix.
Custom modules and theme code are checked for core edits, unsafe preferences, missing escaping, deprecated APIs and coding-standard violations.
Every third-party module is listed with version, purpose, usage, known issues and compatibility with the latest Magento release.
Lab and field Core Web Vitals, server response time, cache hit rate, slow queries, indexers, cron and frontend payload.
Patch level, admin security, file permissions, exposed endpoints, payment-page scripts and indicators of compromise.
Indexation, canonicals, layered navigation crawl traps, sitemaps, structured data, redirects and international setup.
PHP, database, OpenSearch, Redis or Valkey, RabbitMQ, backups, deployments and monitoring.
Core and vendor edits. Files changed directly in vendor/ or the old app/code/Magento folder are overwritten by the next Composer update. We list them and recommend moving each change into a plugin, preference or patch.
Unused and duplicate extensions. Stores often run two modules that do the same thing, or modules that were switched off but never removed. Each one adds upgrade risk and slows compilation and page rendering.
Performance traps. Layered navigation that creates millions of crawlable URLs, uncached blocks on every page, indexers stuck in "Update on Save" mode, cron jobs that never finish, and oversized images served to mobile users.
Security gaps. Missing patches, shared admin accounts, no two-factor authentication for some users, development tools enabled in production and unknown third-party scripts on checkout.
An audit is only useful if it leads to decisions. Ours is written for both technical and non-technical readers.
Every finding is rated, so you can see the quick wins, the critical risks and the larger projects at a glance.
File paths, screenshots, query timings and tool output support each finding, so another developer can verify it.
We present the findings on a call with your team and answer questions, including what can wait.
You own the report. Use it with your own team, another agency or with us.
We need read access to the code repository, a database copy (customer data can be anonymised) and read-only admin access.
We agree scope, goals and access, and learn about known issues and business priorities.
Static analysis, compatibility checks, performance tests and crawls are run against code and staging.
Senior engineers review architecture, custom modules, theme overrides, configuration and infrastructure.
Findings are written up with severity, effort and recommendations, grouped into a practical roadmap.
We present the report and help you plan next steps with your team.
Tell us why you are considering an audit — new agency, upgrade, performance, security or SEO — and we will confirm the scope and price.
Within one business day, Mon–Fri
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