PrestaShop developer

• Upgrades from 1.7 to 8 or 9.A database migration that follows the official upgrade scripts, overrides and modules ported to the new version, tested on a copy before the switch.
• Custom modules.Product configurators, instalment payments, loyalty programmes, withdrawal forms, AI product descriptions. One store I look after runs 38 modules I wrote.
• Integrations.ERP, point of sale, accounting, carriers, payment gateways and product feeds, both ways, with a log of every transfer.
• Performance.Images, JavaScript, fonts and analytics that waits for the visitor. On Matrace Lema, mobile PageSpeed went from about 40 to over 90.
• Long-term care.Updates, security, backups and small changes, handled by one person who knows the store.

• Matrace LemaUpgrade 1.7.8 → 8.2.3, a new theme, 38 custom modules, ERP sync and instalments. Looked after since 2023. Read the case study
• VlnkovoA Shoptet to PrestaShop 9.1 migration with 604 redirects and two-way stock sync with the shop’s POS. Read the case study
• EllevaniPrestaShop 8.2 built from scratch, with its own theme and modules that verify their licence and domain. Read the case study

1. Tell me what is wrong and send the store’s address.
2. I look at the version, modules and overrides and tell you what is worth doing first.
3. A fixed price for a larger job, or an hourly rate for ongoing care. Invoiced from the EU with VAT reverse charge for business clients.

From €70 per hour, or a fixed price for upgrades and larger modules once I have looked at the store.

I work from Slovakia, in the CET time zone, in English or Slovak. PrestaShop is at its strongest in Europe, and I know the European side of it: VAT reverse charge, EU consumer rules on withdrawals and reviews, and local carriers and payment gateways. Working hours overlap fully with the rest of Europe and the UK.

• Web apps and SaaS
• Mobile apps
• Websites
• Online stores