See what changed in your ecommerce store, what remains unresolved and where to focus next. Bitmerce’s monthly growth reports bring development progress, store health findings and upcoming priorities into one clear view for your technical and commercial teams.
Completed work: Review delivered improvements and verified results.
Store health: See recurring issues, current findings and areas that need attention.
Risks & dependencies: Understand open risks, blockers and unresolved dependencies.
Next priorities: Review recommended improvements linked to your business goals.
Reports separate measured technical results from expected business impact. A faster product page is a verified performance improvement; its effect on conversion or revenue requires the right business data and separate assessment.
Use each monthly report to review progress, resolve open decisions and agree what should happen next.

Get expert development, regular store improvements, and clear costs from a team that understands your ecommerce platform.

Review changes in staging with clear test evidence, so your team knows each improvement before it reaches your live store.

Keep your store moving forward with regular development focused on the issues and opportunities that matter to your business.

Keep your store moving forward with regular development focused on the issues and opportunities that matter to your business.
Find out what’s included, how requests work, and what to expect when working with Bitmerce.
You can add as many requests as you need, with no monthly task cap. We agree priorities with your team and work on one active task at a time. Larger work, such as a new integration, major upgrade, or storefront rebuild, is scoped and priced separately.
We support Magento Open Source, Adobe Commerce, WooCommerce, and Shopware, including Hyvä and PWA/headless storefronts. We can work alongside your existing developers or agency.
Commerce Growth includes continuous store analysis, monthly health and growth reports, ongoing development, and supported automated recovery for agreed operational issues. You can submit requests and receive alerts and progress updates through Slack.
Development changes are tested in an private non-production environment and reviewed by a senior developer before you approve release. Your team keeps the final decision on what goes live and when. Automated recovery is limited to operational actions agreed with you beforehand.
We target work ready for your review within four business days once a clearly scoped task is ready to start and the delivery slot is available. Required access, dependencies, and acceptance criteria must be agreed first. Queue time is separate, and larger projects have their own timelines.
Development and testing take place in an isolated non-production environment, separate from your live store. We follow agreed security and delivery standards, including limiting access to what the work requires, senior code review, testing before release, and documented rollback procedures.
Both. AI helps accelerate analysis, development, testing, and documentation, while senior commerce developers remain responsible for technical decisions, review, and the delivered result. Every development change goes through human review before release.
If our work causes an issue, fixing it becomes our top priority in parallel to your existing queue. Every release includes a rollback plan so your team can restore the previous version if needed while we resolve the problem.
Yes. We can manage releases through custom deployment pipelines with controlled access and security checks. Before we start, we agree strict release guidelines, approval responsibilities, deployment windows, and communication procedures with your team. Every release includes a rollback plan, and production changes follow the agreed approval process.
Tell us about your store, current challenges, and priorities. We’ll confirm the right service, agree the required access and responsibilities, and set up your request queue and communication channel. Together, we’ll choose the first task and define what a successful delivery looks like.