Most PrestaShop problems get treated before they're understood. Sales dip, so a conversion module goes in the cart. The store feels slow, so a cache module gets installed on top of the three already running. Google traffic slides, so an SEO pack lands next to two others that overlap with it. Each purchase is reasonable on its own, but none of them started with a clear answer to the only question that matters: what is actually causing this? A few months later the shop is heavier, harder to maintain, and the original symptom is usually still there.
Last updated: June 2026.
We've watched this pattern enough times that we wanted to do something about it. So we're introducing Expert Services — a set of audits, advisory engagements, and build services for PrestaShop stores, organised around one rule we genuinely believe in: diagnose before you spend. You can see the full lineup on the Expert Services hub, and the audit-focused subset on Store Audits.
The problem: buying fixes for symptoms, not causes

A module store telling you to buy fewer modules sounds backwards, so let us be honest about where we sit. Yes, we sell modules. But a module is only the right answer when it matches a problem you've correctly identified. A slow store might need a performance module — or it might be an over-aggressive image setup, a misconfigured cache layer, an underpowered hosting plan, or a single third-party module doing something expensive on every page load. A drop in organic traffic might call for SEO work — or it might be a redirect chain, a robots rule, or a canonical issue that no SEO module will fix because the module isn't the thing that's broken.
When you skip the diagnosis, you can spend real money and still not move the metric, because the purchase never addressed the cause. The point of an audit is to find the cause first, so that whatever you buy next — if you buy anything — is the thing that actually changes the outcome.
What Expert Services is
Expert Services breaks into three families: audits that tell you what's wrong and what to do about it, advisory engagements that help you choose the right module or theme without guessing, and build work for when off-the-shelf genuinely isn't enough. Twelve services in total, deliberately scoped so you can engage exactly the one your situation calls for rather than a vague "consulting" block.
Audits — find the cause
The audit family covers the areas where PrestaShop owners most often spend blind. A SEO audit examines indexation, redirects, canonicals, structured data, and the technical signals that decide whether your pages even get a fair chance to rank. A security audit looks for the exposures that matter on a real PrestaShop install — outdated components, weak access paths, known attack surfaces. A performance audit measures where page time actually goes instead of guessing, so a cache module is a conclusion, not an opening move.
From there: a UI/UX audit for the friction in your storefront journey, a hosting audit for when the infrastructure itself is the ceiling, and a feed and tracking audit for the data layer — product feeds, conversion tracking, and analytics that quietly drift out of sync and corrupt every decision built on top of them. For stores chasing growth, a B2C conversion audit looks at the checkout and product journey, while a B2B readiness audit checks whether your store is genuinely set up for trade customers — pricing tiers, quotes, VAT handling, account structures.
Advisory — choose the right thing
Sometimes you already know roughly what you need; you just don't know which option fits your specific install. Module fit is a focused review of whether a given module (ours or anyone's) is the right call for your version, theme, and existing stack — including whether you need it at all. Theme fit does the same for a theme decision, where the cost of choosing wrong is measured in months, not euros.
Build — when off-the-shelf isn't enough
When no existing module solves your problem cleanly, a custom module built to your requirements is the honest answer — and the audits above mean we only recommend it when it's genuinely warranted. For more involved setups, the configurator service handles complex product configuration scenarios that standard catalog tools can't express.
How it works, and how we handle your store
Every service page works the same way. You enter your store URL, and a read-only readiness check runs immediately — it confirms HTTPS/TLS, detects PrestaShop, and verifies a few basics. It changes nothing on your site. Then the service goes into your cart, and the domain you entered travels with the order, so we know exactly which store we're working on without any back-and-forth.
Because we're asking you to trust us with access, we've documented exactly how that access is scoped in the store audit readiness knowledge base article. The short version: access is least-privilege, time-boxed, and revocable; we work read-only by default and never need your customer or order database to run an audit. We don't retain your data after delivery unless you ask us to keep a backup, and we won't use your store as a case study — even anonymised — without your written agreement. We're an EU-based team in Tychy, Poland, acting as a GDPR processor on your instructions, with an NDA or DPA available on request.
The honest part: sometimes the answer is "don't buy"
Here's the positioning we want to be held to. An audit can conclude that your real fix is a config change you can make yourself in an afternoon, a hosting upgrade we don't sell, or simply removing a module you already own that's working against you. When that's the finding, that's what the report will say. We'd rather give you an accurate answer that doesn't end in a sale than sell you a module that doesn't move your numbers and quietly erodes your trust in us.
If the audit does point to a module, you'll know precisely why, and our open-code suites are there for exactly that case — SEO Revolution, Security Revolution, or Performance Revolution — chosen because the diagnosis pointed at them, not because they were the first thing you reached for.
Frequently asked questions
What is Expert Services?
A set of twelve scoped engagements for PrestaShop stores, organised in three families: audits that tell you what's wrong and what to do about it, advisory that helps you choose the right module or theme without guessing, and build work for when off-the-shelf genuinely isn't enough. The whole thing runs on one rule — diagnose before you spend — so whatever you buy next actually changes the outcome. You can see the full lineup on the Expert Services hub and the audit subset on Store Audits.
Why would a module store tell me to buy fewer modules?
Because a module is only the right answer when it matches a problem you've correctly identified. A slow store might need a performance module — or it might be an over-aggressive image setup, a misconfigured cache, underpowered hosting, or one third-party module doing something expensive on every page. Buy the fix before the diagnosis and you can spend real money without moving the metric. The audit finds the cause first so your next euro lands on the thing that's actually broken.
How do you access my store, and is my data safe?
Every service page runs a read-only readiness check when you enter your URL — it confirms HTTPS/TLS and detects PrestaShop, and changes nothing on your site. For the work itself, access is least-privilege, time-boxed and revocable; we work read-only by default and never need your customer or order database to run an audit. We don't retain your data after delivery unless you ask, and we won't use your store as a case study without written agreement. We're an EU-based team in Tychy, Poland, acting as a GDPR processor, with an NDA or DPA available on request.
Which audit should I start with?
Start with the one that matches your symptom: a SEO audit for ranking and indexation problems, a performance audit when the store feels slow, or a security audit for exposure concerns. If you're not sure which fits, the Expert Services hub lays out all twelve so you can pick by problem rather than by product.
Can an audit conclude that I shouldn't buy anything?
Yes — and that's the positioning we want to be held to. An audit can find that your real fix is a config change you can make yourself in an afternoon, a hosting upgrade we don't sell, or removing a module you already own that's working against you. When that's the finding, that's what the report says. If it does point to a module, you'll know precisely why — and our open-code suites are there for exactly that case, chosen because the diagnosis pointed at them.
Where to start
If you have a specific symptom, start with the matching audit. If you're not sure which one fits, the Expert Services hub lays out all twelve so you can pick by problem rather than by product. Either way, the goal is the same: spend your next euro on the thing that's actually broken — and have the evidence to know it before you do.
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