Commerce Operations Audit
A structured review of the storefront and the systems around it, with evidence, priorities, and a practical 30/60/90-day roadmap.
Pricing
Public starting prices help establish fit before a sales conversation. Final fees are based on the systems, evidence, dependencies, risk, and definition of done—not an undisclosed hourly menu.
A structured review of the storefront and the systems around it, with evidence, priorities, and a practical 30/60/90-day roadmap.
One defined operational outcome, implemented through scope, backup, build, approval, testing, release, and handoff.
Ongoing store governance, launch readiness, monitoring, QA, and prioritized improvement through a defined monthly cadence.
What changes the fee
The application and discovery process identify the variables that materially change the level of effort, evidence, or release risk.
Typical payment patterns
Audit100% before kickoff, or 50% to schedule and 50% before final delivery.
SprintMilestone-based, commonly 50% to schedule and the remainder before release or acceptance.
FractionalMonthly in advance, with an initial 90-day commitment.
What we do not price
Pricing questions
A storefront symptom can begin in product data, tracking, theme logic, an app, a sales channel, shipping, or process. The audit pays for the work required to determine what is actually happening and leaves you with a roadmap you can use whether or not Proper Commerce implements it.
No. The audit includes investigation, evidence, priorities, and recommendations. Implementation is separately scoped so the cost, dependencies, and definition of done are clear.
No. Revenue and conversion depend on traffic, product-market fit, pricing, merchandising, creative, market conditions, client decisions, and other factors. Proper Commerce commits to the stated diagnostic, implementation, testing, and operating deliverables—not a guaranteed financial result.
You receive documentation and can operate the result internally. If there is a continuing need for governance, launches, monitoring, and prioritized improvement, Fractional Shopify Operations may be proposed.
The services schedule defines monthly outcomes or capacity, meeting cadence, release windows, response expectations, and exclusions. It is not an unlimited request plan.
A practical first step
Tell us what is changing, where the operation feels unreliable, and what deadline matters. We will confirm whether the Commerce Operations Audit is the right first step.