Updates
Core, plugin, and theme updates, applied and verified by an engineer after a backup.
Ecommerce management
Ecommerce Website Management Services
Monthly management for WooCommerce and Shopify stores: updates, security, backups, and uptime monitoring on the same published fixed-fee tiers as every site, with checkout health and store speed on the list.
What Is Ecommerce Website Management?
Ecommerce website management is a monthly retainer that keeps an online store updated, secure, backed up, and monitored, with extra attention to checkout health and speed because they affect sales. Breezy Sites manages WooCommerce and Shopify stores from $97/month, with response times that step up by tier.
Why does a store need more than a regular website plan?
A store has more that can break after an update: product pages, the cart, checkout, and the plugins or apps around them all have to keep working. The retainer tiers are the same as for any site we manage. What changes is the checklist, which gives plugin and app compatibility, checkout health, and speed on product and cart pages more weight than a brochure site would get.
What does ecommerce website management include?
Ecommerce website management covers the routine work that keeps an online store current, secure, and recoverable, with extra weight on the parts a sale depends on. The tiers are the same as our general website management retainers, and on every plan that means five things.
Security patching
Included on every plan.
Daily backups
Daily, plus one before every update. Restores are tested before handback.
Uptime monitoring
Alerts reach us, not you.
Checkout health
Extra weight on checkout and plugin or app compatibility in the checklist for stores.
Higher tiers add layers
Growth adds real-user performance monitoring, a monthly Core Web Vitals report, and priority response, which matters when slow product pages cost sales.
How does management differ on WooCommerce and Shopify?
Same retainer, different work underneath.
WooCommerce
A WooCommerce store runs on WordPress, so plugin and theme updates, security, and speed all sit with whoever manages the site. We maintain it, speed it up, and migrate it, including catalog and order data.
Shopify
Shopify hosts the store, so the work is theme updates, app compatibility, and checkout health, plus app-script cleanup that fixes speed by deferring scripts instead of deleting apps.
What Else Does a Store Need Beyond Management?
Fix Store Speed Beyond Routine Management
E-commerce Core Web Vitals sprints, quoted from $2,500, measured against 28-day field data.
Add Search That Understands What Shoppers Mean
Catalog-aware semantic product search for Shopify and WooCommerce, quoted from $6,500.
Move a Store to Another Platform
Assessment-first migrations with catalog and order data extraction audited before any quote.
When a Plugin Stack Is the Wrong Tool
Custom applications for workflows a store platform and its plugins were not built to handle.
What do store management plans cost?
The price we publish is the price you pay. Cancel monthly.
Essential, $97/month
Core, plugin, and theme updates, applied and verified by an engineer; security patching; daily backups, plus a backup taken before every update, with restores tested before handback; and more.
Growth, $297/month
Everything in Essential; RUM performance monitoring; monthly Core Web Vitals report; and more.
AI Operations, $497/month
Everything in Growth; answer-quality monitoring and hallucination spot-checks; token spend reports; and more.
Going deeper
Ecommerce website management questions
What does ecommerce website management cost?
Retainers start from $97/month on the same published tiers as every site we manage. One-time work such as e-commerce speed sprints and migrations is quoted separately, and the pricing page lists what each tier includes.
Do you manage WooCommerce stores?
Yes: maintenance, speed work, and migrations, including catalog and order data. A WooCommerce store runs on WordPress, so WordPress update and security discipline applies to it.
Do you manage Shopify stores?
Yes. Shopify hosts the store, so the work is theme updates, app compatibility, and checkout health, plus app-script cleanup that fixes speed by deferring scripts instead of deleting apps. See Shopify support.
What happens if my store goes down?
Uptime monitoring alerts us, not you. Essential-tier incidents are handled next business day, and Growth and AI Operations tiers get priority response. Repeated incidents trigger a root-cause fix, not just a restart. Each tier is listed on the pricing page.
Can you take over a store another agency built?
Yes. We start with an inventory of hosting, DNS, code, and integrations, document what we find, and take it from there. You don't need the previous agency's cooperation.
Ecommerce management
Find Out What Your Store Needs Before You Commit to a Retainer.
The audit shows what is slowing checkout down and which plugins or apps are putting the store at risk, so a retainer is scoped to real work.