Support
The store works. Keep it that way.
€500/ month
- Security patches
- Keeping the store running: troubleshooting and maintenance
- Bug fixes
- Minor version updates (e.g. 2.4.8 → 2.4.9)
- Critical bugs handled immediately, the rest in the queue
Magento / Adobe Commerce · Senior developer · EU-based
Security, speed, new features, integrations and AI automation for a fixed monthly fee. No account managers, no status calls, no weeks of approvals. You write the task, you get the result.
free-audit — yourstore.com──────────────────────── > audit --code --database --performance ✓ Magento version and patch level✓ Custom modules and code quality✓ Third-party extensions✓ Slow queries and table sizes✓ Cache and Core Web Vitals Writing report… Report ready. Cost: €0.Sound familiar?
And half of those hours go to project managers, calls and status reports.
Estimate, approval, backlog, sprint. The change itself took two hours.
Security patches are skipped because “that is a separate project”.
Conversion drops, everyone points at someone else.
And nobody knows how any of it actually works.
You do not need another vendor with a process. You need someone who figures it out and gets it done.
How I work
You pay for a result you can open and check, not for a process.
| Agency | Me |
|---|---|
| Manager → team lead → developer | You write directly to the person doing the work |
| Calls, stand-ups, presentations | Written, async, to the point |
| Billed by the hour | Fixed monthly plan or a fixed price per task |
| A junior supervised by a senior | A senior with 8+ years on every task |
| “Out of scope, that is a new project” | Whatever the store needs, inside the plan |
Free audit
Before we talk about money, I look at what is actually going on inside your store. The audit is free and does not commit you to anything.
Quality of customisations, third-party modules, conflicts, tech debt, upgrade readiness.
Slow queries, bloated tables, indexes and the problems that show up once you grow.
Page speed, caching, Core Web Vitals, server bottlenecks.
Magento version, missing patches, known vulnerabilities.
I look at the whole system, not a single ticket.
You get a written report in plain language: what is critical, what can wait, and what I would do first. The report is yours even if we never work together.
Request the audit →Pricing
Your own senior Magento developer without hiring one. You set the tasks, I get them done. No estimate for every small thing, no hour counter.
The store works. Keep it that way.
€500/ month
The store has to grow.
€1,000/ month
Everything in Support, plus:
A big move is ahead.
from€1,500/ month
Everything in Development, plus:
You set the priorities, I work through them one by one. Critical bugs always jump the queue.
Migration finished? Drop to Support. Planning a big feature? Move up for a month or two. You pay for the level you need right now.
No long-term contracts. Tell me before the next month starts. A pause keeps your terms.
A bug is something that used to work and broke. “Make it work differently” is development.
If a store needs stabilising first, we start on Development and move to Support once it is healthy.
Every client gets a task board where you write tasks in your language and watch their status. Already on Jira or Trello? I work there instead.
One-off tasks
I do not sell hours. With modern tooling and AI, an hourly rate says very little about value. You pay for the result, and you know the price before I start.
Urgent? Urgent tasks skip the queue and I start right away. You get the urgent price upfront, before any work begins.
Guarantee
If a bug shows up in my work, I fix it free of charge and treat it as an urgent task. No expiry date, no “is it a bug or a feature” debates.
The fine print, stated upfront. The full guarantee applies when changes go through a staging copy of the store. If there is no staging and changes go straight to production, we agree on the risks and the workflow first — or I set staging up for you as part of the plan.
Invoices & payment

Alexander Tsyrulnikau
A plan is not a full-time developer sitting in your Slack eight hours a day. I run several projects. What you get is senior-level work on every task, a predictable bill and priority for anything critical.
Compare it with hiring. An in-house Magento developer costs €4–6k a month plus taxes and recruitment. Six months later the big tasks are done, the salary is not. With a plan you move up while the heavy work is on and drop to Support when it is finished.
Monthly cost
Cases
01 · Computer hardware retailer
A slow store, losing search positions and stuck with manual warehouse work.
In two years of working together the store’s revenue tripled.
02 · Group of 3 stores
Three stores on outdated Magento 1, each with its own codebase.
A feature is written once and works in three stores.
03 · Regulated niche · nicotine pouches
Years of layers from different teams. Fragile code where every change breaks something else.
For stores that were told “it is easier to rewrite everything”.
Why trust me with your store
8+
years in Magento, since 2018
M1 + M2
hands-on experience with both Magento 1 and Magento 2
5
active Adobe Commerce certifications, two at Expert level
ExpertAdobe
Active until May 2028
ExpertAdobe
Active until May 2028
ProfessionalAdobe
Active until May 2028
ProfessionalAdobe
Active until May 2028
ProfessionalAdobe
Active until May 2028
Udemy
Magento 2 · Adobe Commerce · Magento 1 · Hyvä · PHP · MySQL · Redis · Varnish · OpenSearch · RabbitMQ
Author of open-source Magento modules on GitHub.
How it works
From your first message to the first shipped task.
Start with step one →Send me your store URL. That is all I need to start.
I go through the code, the database and performance, and send you a written report.
A monthly plan, a one-off task, or nothing at all. The report is yours either way.
You give me access, I ship the first tasks. A month later you get a short report and one invoice.
FAQ
There is no task counter. The rule is one active task at a time: you set the priorities and I work through them in order. Critical bugs are handled out of turn.
It depends on the store: the number of customisations, the modules, the state of the code. It can be a month or it can be a year. I give a realistic estimate after the audit, not a guess before it.
I am a person, not an agency with an “uninterrupted process”, so the rules are simple and known upfront. A short absence of a couple of days does not affect your plan: tasks shift, critical issues still get closed. I announce holidays in advance and that time is not billed. If something urgent happens while I am away, I either handle it myself or bring in a colleague I trust. Responsibility for the result stays with me, and the guarantee applies as usual.
Yes. I have years of hands-on experience with both Magento 1 and Magento 2: supporting live Magento 1 stores, and migrating them to Magento 2 when the business is ready.
Both.
Yes. One-off tasks have a fixed price that you know before I start.
With modern tooling and AI, hours say very little about value. You pay for a result you can open and check, not for time spent.
Tasks, statuses and reports live on your own task board, which I set up for you — or in your Jira, Trello or similar if you already have one. You write a task in your language, I reply there in the same language. The short intro call is in English. Everything stays on record, and no call is needed for a single task.
Tell me before the next month starts. There are no long-term contracts, and you can also pause a plan for a month without losing your terms.
Yes. I can sign yours or offer mine.
A free audit of the code, the database and performance. A written report, no obligations, no calls.
Or write directly: alex@alexts-dev.com · LinkedIn