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Working6m 58s
  • Read theme layout4 files
  • Wrote banner block+38 lines
  • Built preview1m 52s
Ship itRunning checksDeployed
  • Code quality checkChecking…Passed
  • Automated testsChecking…Passed
  • Security reviewChecking…Passed
  • Impact risk scoringChecking…Passed

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Small changes, expensive delays

The problem is not that your developers work too slowly. It is that campaign updates, experiments, interface fixes and major engineering projects are all forced through the same development process.

  • A Jira issue for adding a promo banner to the homepage template — three hours of estimated work, status Backlog, waiting thirteen days, not starting until 5 May in Sprint 26 — beside the finished creative it is holding up: a homepage promo hero, approved 2 April, ready to publish, live in two weeks.

    Campaigns wait for development

    A promotion is ready, but the storefront change is still waiting for sprint capacity. The launch window keeps moving while revenue-driving work sits in the queue.

  • A Sprint 24 capacity bar spent entirely on integrations at 44 per cent, upgrades at 29 and incidents at 27, leaving experiments zero — above a receding stack of A/B tests still waiting: an add-to-cart placement test 112 days in the backlog for four hours of work, a free shipping threshold test at 68 days, and a checkout step order test behind it, each with a projected uplift beside it.

    CRO ideas die in the backlog

    Experiments compete with integrations, upgrades and production issues. By the time capacity becomes available, the opportunity may already be gone.

  • A Sprint 26 board of work assigned to a senior developer, every row a storefront edit: add a promo banner, change hero headline copy, swap a category page banner, move a CTA, update shipping copy in the footer. Pulled out beside it is the one engineering ticket among them — a checkout performance refactor, carried over four sprints and still not started.

    Senior developers do simple edits

    Copy, banners and layout adjustments interrupt engineers who should be focused on complex storefront and platform work.

  • A shipped Spring campaign broken into the stages it took — brief on 12 March, three days; ticket written on the 15th, two days; design on the 17th, four days — beside the Slack thread that started it, where a client asks at 10:24 whether they can make some adjustments to the hero copy and the project manager answers at 10:31 that it is planned for next week.

    Requirements get lost in translation

    A small idea becomes a ticket, screenshots, clarification calls and several rounds of revisions before anyone can see the intended result.

Every change takes the same route

A banner swap and a payment integration run through the same queue and the same lead time. Only one of them needs to.

A Sprint 26 delivery plan in which unlike jobs all run the same five stages — discuss, estimate, approve, design, accept. A banner swap, three hours of work, takes four days; a payment integration, five hours of work, takes eight; a shipping copy update, one hour of work, takes three; and the list carries on past the edge of the frame.

Type it. See it. Ship it.

One request, start to finish. The agent reads the theme, writes the change, builds a preview on a sandboxed copy, and releases it once you approve.

Magebit Build

add a banner on top

Working, 6m 58s

  • Read theme layout, 4 files
  • Wrote banner block, +38 lines
  • Built preview, 1m 52s

Preview is ready on templates/header.phtml

Checks started automatically on the change

Checking …

  • Quality checks, 18 passed
  • Security scan, clean
  • Visual review, no diffs

All clear, and the blast radius is low. This one is yours to ship.

Deploy

Deploying …

  • Merged into storefront v2.4.0
  • Deployed in 42 seconds
  • Live and monitored

Storefront v2.4.0 is live, with no errors

What do you want to change?

Prototype it yourself, pass the rest to us

One click hands the session to our team as a Support & Maintenance ticket, with the prototype, preview link and code attached. We finish the design, the functionality and the rest.

  • Fewer iterations
  • Less room for miscommunication
  • Faster to production
The Pass on to Magebit dialog inside a Build session: it explains that the work-in-progress is handed to the Magebit team as a Support & Maintenance ticket with the session's preview link and any shipped PR attached automatically, over a title field reading Product subscriptions, a note asking us to finish the implementation and backend logic, a Regular priority selector and a Create ticket button.
The hand-off dialog, in a real Build session.

An AI agent that already knows your Magento

  • One request, the whole storefront in view

    The request, what the agent changed and why, and a live preview of your real store, all in one screen. Ship it yourself, or pass the session to us.

    • The request and the change side by side
    • A live preview of your real store
    • Ship it yourself when it looks right
    • Or pass the session to our team
    A Build session titled “add a banner on top”: the request, a note that the store is syncing, “Worked for 6m 58s”, and the agent’s summary — a gold announcement banner added above the main header with a short Swedish welcome message, live in the preview on every page using the default layout — followed by a preview of the storefront carrying the new gold bar.

  • It shows you the change, not a diff

    Every request comes back explained in plain language: what changed, and what a visitor will now see. No reading code to find out.

    • Plain language, not a code diff
    • What a visitor will now see
    • The new element outlined in place
    • The change shown live on the page
    The storefront with the new change on it, outlined in blue: a gold announcement bar above the site header carrying a Swedish welcome message. Beside it the agent’s explanation, in two labelled parts — “What changed: a gold announcement bar now sits above the header, on every page that uses the default layout” and “What a visitor will now see: a short welcome message in Swedish, sitting above the menu, before they scroll”.

  • Proof it works, in whichever form fits

    When the work is done you get the evidence with it: screenshots or a short video of the implementation, whichever suits the change.

    • Screenshots of the implementation
    • A short video where one reads better
    • Delivered with the finished work
    • Whichever form suits the change
    A Build session answering the typed request “i want a cookie notice banner at the bottom of the page which i can either dismiss or click to open and select categories for cookies i agree to”: the agent says “Here’s a quick demo of what I built” and attaches a 23-second recording of the cookie notice on the Magebit portal sign-in page, with stills of the collapsed notice and of the expanded category picker.

500,000 hours of experience distilled into one solution

  • Video previews

    Watch every change play out as a short storefront video before you ship.

  • AI-enabled code quality reviews

    Backed by 150+ eCommerce experts, including Adobe Subject Matter Experts.

  • Multi-provider security review

    Independent scanners and multi-provider checks catch issues before they ship.

  • Automated testing

    Regression and smoke coverage run on every change so broken paths never go live.

  • Isolated preview environments

    Every change runs in a sandboxed storefront copy, never against live production.

  • Risk and blast-radius scoring

    Each change is scored for impact before it runs, so you know the risk you are taking.

  • #1 Adobe Commerce partner worldwide

  • Adobe Subject Matter Experts — 200+ active certifications

  • #1 most certified Hyvä agency

We're not replacing your dev team, we're filling the gaps

  • A pull request’s merge box: review required with one review pending, and two of eight checks failing — the review gates for blast-radius approval and for security sign-off, both marked required — over a warning that merging is blocked.

    Nothing broken reaches production

    Every change runs our Magento test suite before it can merge. What fails is held back for your developers.

  • Anyone can ship the simple stuff

    Bugfixes, copy tweaks, layout adjustments: your team handles them without opening a ticket or waiting on a sprint.

  • Planning that feels less like work

    Shape the task on a real prototype instead of a brief. Easier to align, easier to estimate, more fun to own.

  • Built for A/B tests & CRO

    Spin up variants fast, validate what actually converts, and keep experiments moving without clogging the backlog.

  • Emergency fixes when devs are away

    Nights, weekends, holidays. Ship the safe fix yourself, or hand it to our 24/7 emergency support.

Works with the stack you already have

No replatforming, no new tool for your team to learn, and no change to who is allowed to sign off on a release.

    • PWA Studio
    • Adobe Commerce
    • Mage-OS
    • Hyvä
    • Magento
    • Alokai

    Runs on the storefront you already have

    Whichever Magento build and frontend you run today, Build works against it. Nothing to migrate.

    • Claude
    • Cursor
    • Grok
    • Gemini

    Driven from the agent your team already uses

    No new editor to adopt, no second workflow, and no change to how your developers work.

  • ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certified

    Certified on both quality and security

    Built and operated inside our ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certified processes, by the same team.

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See it running on your own storefront

Request early access and we will set up a walkthrough with your team.