Certified Magento Developers
19 of our developers hold Adobe Commerce certifications. The same team builds MageAnts extensions, so we know where modules tend to clash.
We have looked after Magento stores since 2016, and we build Magento extensions too, so our 19 Adobe-certified developers spend their days inside Magento's code: plugins, observers, layout XML, indexers and cron. You pay a fixed monthly fee for a block of developer hours, starting at 40 hours for $1,000, and we support Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce stores, including those built on Hyvä.
We move your store to the current 2.4.x release on a staging copy first. Every extension and your theme gets checked against the new version, along with PHP, OpenSearch and database requirements, before anything touches live.
Installs and updates through Composer, with setup:upgrade and compilation run on staging. If a vendor has not released a compatible version, we tell you and patch or replace the module.
We start from the logs, not guesswork: exception.log, system.log, the browser console and the cron schedule. Then we fix the cause, not just the symptom you saw.
Adobe patches go on within days of release, after testing on staging. We also check admin users, 2FA, file permissions and the places card skimmers usually hide.
New features, ERP and CRM connections, payment and shipping integrations. Built as proper modules, so your next upgrade does not break them.
We find why pages are slow: full page cache misses, heavy third-party scripts, slow database queries or bloated tables. You get a list of fixes ranked by impact.
These are the problems we see most often in Magento support tickets, and what is usually behind them.
What you see: the spinner keeps turning, or the Place Order button does nothing.
What's usually behind it: a JavaScript error from an extension that changes the checkout, a payment module that was not updated after a Magento upgrade, or a shipping method that returns an error for some addresses.
What we do: read the browser console and exception.log, reproduce it on staging, then switch off the conflicting module and fix or replace it.
What you see: you save a product in the admin, but the old price stays on the site.
What's usually behind it: cron is not running, so indexers stay at "Reindex required" and the cron_schedule table fills up with stuck jobs.
What we do: repair the server crontab, clear stuck jobs, set indexers to "Update by Schedule" and check that the queue consumers are running.
What you see: orders come in, but customers write to ask whether their order went through.
What's usually behind it: asynchronous email sending is switched on but cron is broken, or the SMTP settings or the domain's SPF/DKIM records are wrong, so mail lands in spam.
What we do: trace one email from the order record to the mail log, then fix cron, SMTP or DNS, whichever is the break.
What you see: a blank page, a 500 error, or a site with no CSS after composer update.
What's usually behind it: static content was not deployed, dependency compilation failed because an old extension does not match the new core code, or the PHP version does not match what the new release needs.
What we do: roll back to the backup if sales are affected, then fix the failing module on staging and deploy again.
What you see: customers cannot add to cart or log in, and the admin throws the same error.
What's usually behind it: a wrong cookie domain or path, a problem with session storage in Redis, or a Varnish setup that caches pages it should not.
What we do: check cookie settings in core_config_data, session configuration in env.php and the Varnish VCL.
What you see: the two-factor code email never arrives, or the account is locked after failed logins.
What's usually behind it: two-factor authentication has been mandatory since Magento 2.4.0, and it depends on working outgoing mail or a correctly set up authenticator.
What we do: unlock the user from the command line with bin/magento admin:user:unlock and set 2FA up properly. We do not switch 2FA off.
What you see: category and product pages take several seconds to load.
What's usually behind it: one block with cacheable="false" in a layout file turns off full page cache for the whole page. Large log and quote tables and heavy tracking scripts add to it.
What we do: check cache hit rates page by page, remove the uncacheable block or load it privately, and clean the database tables.
What you see: customers report fraud after buying, or a security scanner flags your checkout.
What's usually behind it: injected JavaScript, often stored in the database (CMS blocks or the HTML head and footer settings) rather than in files, through an unpatched version or a stolen admin password.
What we do: remove the code, find how it got in, apply missing patches, reset admin users and encryption keys, and scan again after cleanup.
Even a few minutes of Magento downtime can impact your revenue and customer experience.
security updates Adobe released for Magento in 2025, one every two months
Magento stores were still vulnerable six weeks after Adobe's emergency SessionReaper patch
the cost of just one hour of downtime, reported by over 90% of businesses
Sources: Adobe Security Bulletins (2025) , Sanssec Research (Oct 2025), ITIC Hourly Cost of Downtime Survey
Adobe only sends security patches and bug fixes to recent 2.4.x versions. Magento 2.0, 2.1, 2.2 and 2.3 get no patches at all, and neither does any 2.4 release older than 2.4.7 once its support period ends. Pick your version to see where it stands:
Don't know your version? It is shown in the Magento admin footer,
or run
bin/magento --version.
| Version | Released | End of standard support | Status in October 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.4.9 | May 12, 2026 | May 31, 2029 | Supported |
| 2.4.8 | April 8, 2025 | May 31, 2028 | Supported |
| 2.4.7 | April 9, 2024 | May 31, 2027 | Supported, plan your upgrade |
| 2.4.6 | February 14, 2023 | August 11, 2026 | Verify current support status |
| 2.4.5 | August 9, 2022 | August 12, 2025 | Standard support ended |
| 2.4.4 | April 12, 2022 | April 12, 2025 | Standard support ended |
| 2.0 – 2.3 | 2015 – 2019 | Ended | No standard patches |
Source: Adobe Commerce lifecycle policy (checked October 2026)
Here is what you get when MageAnts looks after your Magento store.
years on Magento
Adobe-certified developers
stores supported
issues resolved
19 of our developers hold Adobe Commerce certifications. The same team builds MageAnts extensions, so we know where modules tend to clash.
Instant pickup in working hours, 4 to 8 hours outside. A broken checkout or a store that is down goes first.
Patches are tested on staging first. We also catch slow problems like growing log tables and cache misses.
Ten years of writing Magento extensions, ERP, CRM and payment integrations built as modules that survive upgrades.
An urgent fix, a one-time task, or a monthly plan from 40 hours for $1,000.
One developer only on your store with Platinum. On every plan your setup is documented for whoever picks up your ticket.
From your first message to a fix on your live store.
Tell us what is wrong or what you need through the form on this page. Add your Magento version and a screenshot of any error, if you have one.
A certified developer checks your logs, version and installed extensions, then replies with the likely cause and how long the fix should take.
You choose a one-time fix or a monthly plan of hours. Work starts once you approve the estimate.
We confirm your backups restore and work on a staging copy of your store first, so live sales are not touched while we fix or build.
We test on staging, deploy to live once you sign off, and send a summary of what changed and the hours used. On monthly plans this cycle repeats for patches, updates and new requests.
Send us your issue and a certified developer replies with the likely cause and a time estimate.
Most stores that come to us are two or three security patches behind, and their database is full of old data that quietly slows the site down. Our maintenance plans stop that from building up. Every plan covers:
We install Adobe's official security patches within days of release — always tested on a copy of your store first, never directly on the live site.
Malware scans, a secured admin login with two-factor authentication, and regular checks against Adobe's security alerts. Most Magento stores get hacked through patches they never installed.
Daily database and file backups — and we test the restore regularly, because a backup that has never been restored is just a hope, not a plan.
Old logs, abandoned carts and session data pile up and slow your store down. We clean them on a schedule and fix the slow database queries behind sluggish pages.
Round-the-clock uptime and page-speed monitoring. If your site goes down or slows down, our team gets the alert first — not your customers.
Every Magento update can break a third-party extension. We test your extensions on a staging copy after each update, before anything goes live.
Three ways to look after a Magento store. Here is the honest difference.
| In-house Developer | Freelancer | MageAnts Support Plan | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Availability | Office hours only | Depends on their other clients | 24/7, every day |
| Monthly cost | Full salary + benefits | Hourly — jumps during emergencies | Fixed monthly price |
| Experience | One person's knowledge | Hard to verify | Certified team — we have usually seen your problem before |
| Maintenance | Done "when there is time" | Extra cost, if at all | Patches, backups & monitoring included in every plan |
| If they leave | Knowledge leaves too | Same problem | Everything documented, whole team covers you |
Pick when you raise a ticket to see how fast a developer responds.
During our working hours
Uptime and page-speed monitoring run 24/7, so an outage triggers an alert to our team even when you are asleep.
Each plan is a monthly block of developer hours. Pick the one that fits how much your store changes in a month.
Which plan fits? A store with a standard theme and a handful of extensions usually runs well on 40 hours. Stores with an ERP connection, many third-party modules or a steady flow of new feature requests tend to need 80 to 100 hours. Platinum gives you one developer who works on your store full time and gets to know it inside out.
Store owners who moved their Magento support and maintenance to MageAnts.
Outstanding Magento support! Their team resolved our checkout issue with emergency support and now handles our store with monthly maintenance since 2022 and really happy continue with MageAnts team.
We moved to their support plan after struggling with errors for months. The team fixed performance issues with hyva theme and now my store is lightning speed so thanks to mageants team.
Super responsive team! Whenever we face bugs or checkout errors, they resolve them quickly. Their monthly reports and proactive fixes make a huge difference. Ideal partner for long-term Magento support.
We worked with him since 2023 and Every ticket is handled quickly and properly tested. They also helped us upgrade safely without affecting live customers.
Nice ongoing maintenance service. They monitor our store, apply patches, and keep everything running smoothly. recently they worked on our new design task and release successfully.
If you're looking for Magento based services, then you've come to the right place! We pride ourselves on providing top-quality products and services that are second to none, so please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or concerns.
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