The duration of an audit depends heavily on the size of your store and the number of installed extensions. As a rule, a thorough analysis including the final report takes between 5 and 10 business days. During this time we run automated scans, manually review the custom code, and analyze server logs to get a complete picture of your technical quality.

No, absolutely not. Most of the analysis takes place on a copy of your store (a staging environment) or through passive observation of live logs. Only for deep performance measurements do we use monitoring tools on the live system, which does not affect operations. Your day-to-day business continues completely undisturbed while we track down weaknesses in the background.

Yes, very much so. An audit on a "well-running" store serves prevention and the identification of technical debt before it turns into real problems. We often find hidden inefficiencies or security risks that only become dangerous under rising traffic (e.g. around the holidays) or with future Magento updates. It's the best investment in the long-term stability of your business.

We combine automated tools with a manual expert eye. Our stack includes PHPStan and Psalm for static analysis, SonarQube for code metrics, and Blackfire.io for performance profiling. We also use specialized Magento tools such as the Magento ECG Scan. The most important "tool," however, remains the years of experience of our developer, who spots correlations no algorithm can see.

An SEO audit focuses on visibility on Google (content, keywords, meta tags, backlinks). A code audit, by contrast, looks under the hood at the technical quality, security, and architecture of the software. The two are related, though: poor code leads to slow load times and technical errors, which in turn ruin your SEO rankings. A code audit is often the necessary groundwork for successful SEO.

Absolutely. We review Adobe Commerce installations both on-premise and on Adobe Cloud (PaaS). We pay particular attention to the correct use of enterprise features such as Staging, segmentation, and integration of Adobe-specific APIs. We make sure you're getting the most out of the high license costs through a technically clean and performant implementation.

Yes, that's one of our focus areas. We analyze not just your own code but also cast a critical eye over every installed module. We cross-reference them against known vulnerability databases and manually check the quality of the programming. It's often outdated or poorly maintained extensions that pose the biggest security risk for your store.

Yes, we don't leave you out in the cold with just the report. Based on the audit findings, we put together a proposal for gradually cleaning up your code. We eliminate technical debt, optimize performance bottlenecks, and make sure your store is future-proof and update-ready again. Our goal is to bring your store to a state that's a pleasure to keep developing long-term.

Definitely. Clean code that follows Magento standards is far easier and faster to extend than a "hacked-together" system. By uncovering and fixing technical legacy issues, we reduce complexity. That means new features can be implemented much faster going forward, need less bug-fixing, and ultimately massively improve your development ROI.

Yes, a code audit is only complete once you also look at the environment the code runs in. We check the versions of PHP, MariaDB, and Elasticsearch, as well as the configuration of Redis and Varnish. We often find performance bottlenecks that aren't rooted in the code itself but in a misconfigured server stack. We provide recommendations for the ideal hosting setup.

Discretion and data protection are top priority at mironsoft. We sign a comprehensive non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before every audit begins. Access to your code happens over secured channels, and we use the data exclusively for the analysis. Your trade secrets and intellectual property are in safe hands with us – that's the basis for our trust-based collaboration.

Yes, in that case an audit is the first step of forensics. We analyze the code to find the hacker's backdoor and identify the malicious code. An audit after a hack doesn't just help with cleanup – above all, it helps find the original security hole and close it permanently, so your store doesn't get reinfected shortly after.

Absolutely. Merchants often face the question: "Should I fix the old system, or build everything new?" A code audit provides the factual basis for this decision. If we find the technical debt is too massive, we'll honestly recommend a clean relaunch (e.g. with Hyvä). If the foundation is solid, we'll show you the cost-efficient path of gradual modernization instead.

The cost of an audit depends on how complex your store is. A standard audit for a mid-market store starts in the low four-figure range. This is an investment that often pays for itself just through the first prevented outage or the reduction in future development costs. After a short initial conversation, I'm happy to put together an individual fixed-price offer for your analysis.

Just send us a message with your store URL and your biggest current technical challenges. We'll set up a short call to define the scope. After that we only need read access to your repository and your staging environment to begin the deep-dive analysis. We look forward to making your code shine again!