Specific numbers. Named clients. None of them rebuilt.
Every result on this page happened on the store the client already had. And none of the numbers are round, because round numbers are marketing – these come from the analytics.
Austin Natural Mattress
– 60 days after launch vs the 60 days before. A recent rebuild by another developer had made the site worse; we resolved it on the same store, same URL, same order history.
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Cannaclear
– nine weeks, after revenue had fallen for a year with no diagnosis.
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Henry Holsters
– 90 days, on a store with 73% mobile traffic.
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Hang Logic
– 60 days, with paid traffic finally landing on a site worth converting on.
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Shine Trim
– 60 days, on a site that had been failing “from the dawn of time.”
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Metta Hemp
with mobile PageSpeed in the 90s on every page type – while a state regulator banned half the catalogue.
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The question behind the question: will we still be here?
Anyone can show a before-and-after. The harder question is whether the partner is still there a year later – you’ve watched providers deliver and disappear. Gourmet Basket has been with us for 10 years. Several more clients sit in the five-to-eight-year range. And every Managed Woo plan is month to month: clients stay because the work holds, not because a contract holds them.
None of this required starting over.
Every store above kept its foundation – WooCommerce core, content, SEO, order history. We’ve never recommended a rebuild.
And everything we build is documented so any competent WooCommerce developer could pick it up. Results, without lock-in.