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Hey — I’m Dmitru. 12+ years in WordPress, working directly with the people whose sites and commerce stacks need fixing.
WordPress, WooCommerce, or Commerce7 problems? Work directly with the developer who fixes them.
Fast, practical help for broken checkouts, plugin conflicts, slow sites, integrations, and ongoing care — with clear English, honest timelines, and no ticket queue.
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Tools and platforms 
Choose your path
Need hands-on help, or a focused app?
The apps bring the right people in. The service layer makes sure the work actually gets shipped, configured, and supported.
I use Commerce7
Use 7Labs apps for Zapier, Mailchimp, Meta, and product feeds — or hire me to install, map, test, customise, and support the setup.
7Labs
Apps that bring the right clients in
7Labs is my Commerce7 app ecosystem for wineries and DTC beverage teams: Zapier automation, Mailchimp sync, Meta measurement, and product feeds. Install yourself, or use the apps as the starting point for setup, customisation, and ongoing support.
- Find the app — match the product to your Commerce7 problem.
- Install or ask for setup — self-serve when simple, done-for-you when it matters.
- Customise the flow — webhooks, mapping, tests, and handoff notes.
- Keep it reliable — ongoing fixes and support when the stack changes.
Advanced Zap
Commerce7 → Zapier: triggers & write-backs across 6,000+ apps.
Advanced Mailchimp
Sync Commerce7 customers, orders, carts, and club data into Mailchimp.
1Pixel
Meta CAPI / signals for Commerce7 storefronts.
Advanced Product Feed
Product feeds for ads & channels.
Is this you?
Built for people who ship — not for ticket queues.
If one of these sounds familiar, you’re in the right place.
- Your WooCommerce checkout or payments misbehaves and you can’t wait a sprint.
- You fired the last agency or you’re tired of being handed to a “Level 1” who doesn’t know your site.
- You need updates, backups, and someone who answers — without a $5k retainer.
- Your Elementor / blocks / custom plugin stack needs a dev who won’t break production.
- You sell in English and want the same clarity from your developer.
- You’re OK with async (Telegram / email) but want real accountability.
About
One developer, two tracks
Most days: WordPress & WooCommerce — fixes, builds, and care. I also design and ship 7Labs integrations for Commerce7 wineries (wine & craft DTC).
- 12+ years in production WordPress — solo, accountable, no ticket roulette.
- English-first updates — email, Telegram, or Calendly when we need a proper walkthrough.
- EU-friendly hours (EET / CET); async works across timezones.
- Credentials & access treated as confidential; reasonable commercial NDAs are fine.
Why work with me?
Clear communication. Solid delivery. Long-term care.
A few things clients usually wanted before they found me: ownership, clarity, and someone who can connect the site, store, and app stack.
Timely and responsive
Small fixes often ship same-day or next; bigger work gets a clear window — not a mystery queue.
Business-first fixes
Your priorities drive the work: checkout, leads, uptime, automation, and the customer paths that affect revenue.
Apps plus implementation
7Labs apps solve repeatable Commerce7 problems; hands-on service covers setup, customisation, and edge cases.
Cost-efficient
No agency padding. Independent rates mean more of your budget goes into actual fixes.
Clear English
Direct updates — no jargon wall — so trade-offs stay clear from kickoff to launch.
After launch
Shipping isn’t goodbye. I stay around for incidents, updates, app changes, and “it broke on Friday” moments.
Testimonials
What others have to say
This was the most excellent person I have worked with. He handled everything so smoothly. When I had a last-minute emergency he fixed that for free. I can not say enough good things about Dmitru!!!
All the work done was beyond exceptional. Dumitru has done more than expected and has proved that he’s an essential person to help on my e-commerce website. Thanks a lot!
I was struggling with a persistent bug on my WordPress site for weeks. Dmitru came to the rescue and fixed it in no time. His expertise and professionalism are top-notch. Highly recommended!
I’ve worked with several developers, but Dmitru stands out. He not only fixed my site but also improved its speed. My SEO ranking has gone up, and I’m getting more traffic.
How we work
Expectations, in plain language
Not a contract — just how I usually run projects so you know what “fast” means.
Response time
Care plan clients: first human reply typically within 12–24 hours on business days (often faster).
Urgent / revenue down: triage same day when you mark it urgent and share access — I prioritise checkout, payments, and site offline.
Hours & timezone
I work EU-friendly hours (EET / CET). Async is fine — Telegram and email work great across timezones.
How we communicate
Email for paper trail, Telegram or WhatsApp for quick back-and-forth, Calendly when we need a proper walkthrough.
What “done” means
We agree scope before I bill big chunks. For retainers, unused hours can roll — see care plans.
Stacks & setups
Sites I work with every week
You don’t need to be “technical” — you need someone who knows these tools.
WooCommerce & subscriptions Elementor & block themes Multilingual (WPML / Polylang) Memberships & LMS Cloudways / VPS / managed WP hosts Commerce7 + 7Labs integrations Custom plugins & theme child work Performance & Core Web Vitals
Outcomes
Recent kinds of wins (anonymised)
Real problem shapes — names and URLs removed.
Mix of WooCommerce / WordPress and Commerce7 stack work — the same hands as care plans and 7Labs integrations.
Commerce7 → ops automation
Problem: Orders and club events needed to reach the rest of the stack without manual exports.
What I did: Wired real-time flows + validated payloads end-to-end.
Result: Fewer manual steps; team gets timely signals when customers buy or club status changes.
Woo checkout timeout
Problem: Intermittent payment failures on mobile; ~15% abandoned at pay.
What I did: Traced plugin + gateway conflict, patched flow, added logging.
Result: Stable checkout; client saw fewer support tickets within a week.
Admin crawling after migration
Problem: Slow wp-admin and 6s TTFB after a host move.
What I did: Object cache, query clean-up, image pipeline, PHP version.
Result: Admin usable again; LCP improved on key templates.
Malware + blacklist
Problem: Google safe-browsing warning; injected scripts in theme.
What I did: Clean files, harden permissions, restore from clean backup, resubmit.
Result: Warning cleared; monitoring + care plan to stay clean.
The process
Get started in three easy steps
1
Connect
Email, Telegram, WhatsApp, or book a call — whatever fits.
URLs, screenshots, and hosting access speed things up.
2
Discuss
We align on scope, risks, budget, and what “done” looks like.
Bigger jobs get a written estimate before work starts.
3
Sit back
I implement, test, and hand back with clear notes.
Then iterate — or roll into a care plan.
Services
Pick the help you need
Productised entry points for the problems that usually bring people here — with custom work available once the issue is clear.
WordPress Emergency Fix
White screens, PHP errors, malware warnings, broken admin, plugin conflicts, and production issues that need fast triage.
WooCommerce Checkout Rescue
Payment failures, mobile checkout bugs, subscription issues, gateway conflicts, and slow purchase flows that affect revenue.
Commerce7 Integration Setup
Webhooks, Zapier, Mailchimp, Meta signals, product feeds, custom mapping, testing, and handoff notes for DTC beverage teams.
7Labs App Onboarding
Done-for-you setup for the apps I build: Advanced Zap, Advanced Mailchimp, 1Pixel, and Advanced Product Feed.
Custom WordPress & WooCommerce Work
Theme work, custom plugins, Elementor/block fixes, performance, migrations, integrations, and scoped improvements.
Monthly Care Plans
Updates, backups, monitoring, small tasks, checkout checks, and predictable access to the person who knows the stack.
Engagement
Project vs retainer
Pick what matches how often you need a developer.
| One-off / project | Monthly care | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Migrations, new features, audits, “fix this bug” | Updates, monitoring, small tasks, peace of mind |
| Billing | Fixed quote after scope, or hourly $50–150 | Monthly subscription — see plans |
| Response | Quoted per job; urgent jobs jump the queue when agreed | Included response windows per tier |
| Commerce7 & 7Labs | Scoped work — integrations, custom development, white-glove launches — quoted per milestone or timebox. | WordPress care covers your WP properties; Commerce7 / 7Labs stack work is usually scoped separately (by agreement). |
| Unused time | N/A | Often rolls forward on higher tiers (by agreement) |
Commerce7-only or multi-app rollouts: see 7Labs for Commerce7 — still happy to scope as a project.
Monthly care
Maintenance plans
Realistic tiers for solo & small-team sites. Prices are indicative — WooCommerce checkout applies tax/shipping per your store rules.
Care Lite
Keep the lights on
$89 / month
- Core, theme & plugin updates (tested on staging when available)
- Weekly cloud backups + restore test quarterly
- Uptime monitor (5-min checks)
- 1 hour dev time / month (rollover up to 2 h)
- Email support — typical first reply 24–48 h business days
Single site · fair use
Care Pro
Stores & busy sites
$179 / month
- Everything in Lite, plus priority queue
- 3 hours dev time / month (rollover up to 6 h)
- WooCommerce smoke test after updates (cart / checkout path)
- Security scan + malware monitoring hook-in
- Email + Telegram — typical first reply 12–24 h
Single site · staging strongly recommended
Woo Priority
Revenue-critical commerce
$329 / month
- Everything in Pro, plus same-business-day triage for urgent issues
- 5 hours dev time / month (rollover up to 10 h)
- Post-deploy checkout check after each plugin batch
- Direct line on Telegram for emergencies
- Quarterly performance review (Core Web Vitals snapshot)
High-traffic Woo · SLA-style expectations
Ballpark rates
Projects & hourly
How I price — and how full the calendar is — in one place.
Projects. Most work is fixed after scope — you get a number before I start.
Hourly. Ad-hoc work typically falls in $50–150/h depending on urgency and complexity.
Care plans. Monthly subscriptions above — best when you want predictable access without negotiating every ticket.
Sales tax / invoicing: handled per your location and my registration — ask when we scope.
Urgent
Site down, payments broken, or white screen?
Mark it urgent in the subject line and include your URL + what “broken” means for customers.
I can’t guarantee instant fixes sight-unseen — but revenue-impacting issues go to the front of the queue when you’re a client or have agreed surge rates.
Before we start
What helps me help you faster
You don’t need all of this on day one — but the more we have, the fewer round-trips.
- Site URL and whether the issue is public or only in wp-admin.
- Hosting login or SFTP (or invite me as collaborator) — many bugs need server visibility.
- Recent changes — plugin update, new payment gateway, migration, etc.
- Staging if you have it; if not, we can create one on supported hosts.
- Backup snapshot or confirm your host’s backup window before risky changes.
- Goal in one sentence — “checkout throws 500 on mobile” or “Commerce7 orders need to reach Mailchimp” beats “it’s weird.”
Resources
Docs & hubs
Jump straight to product docs and hubs — same engineering standards as client work.
- 7Labs hub — Commerce7 integrations overview
- Advanced Product Feed — feed product pages
- Advanced Zap docs — technical reference
- SiteSeal — WordPress trust signals
FAQ
Common questions
What kind of response time can I expect?
For unscheduled small tasks (under an hour), I typically complete them on the same or next day. Tasks taking a few hours are usually done within 2–3 days, while a full day’s work typically takes a week or two. Care plan clients get windowed responses per tier.
Do I need regular maintenance?
If your WordPress site generates income, maintenance matters. Downtime and breaches usually cost more than a sensible care plan.
Can I pay monthly?
Yes — care plans are subscription-based. Project work can also be split by milestone when we agree upfront.
Money-back — when does it apply?
For emergency / scoped fixes, if we agree a clear outcome and I can’t deliver that outcome after good-faith effort and access, I refund the agreed portion. Retainers cover access and proactive work — not unlimited outcomes.
Do you sign an NDA?
Yes for reasonable commercial NDAs. I treat client data and credentials as confidential by default.
Do you white-label for agencies?
Selectively — if you need a reliable WordPress/Woo partner behind the scenes, ask. I don’t advertise your clients on my site without permission.
How long have you been offering maintenance?
12+ years of WordPress maintenance — long-term client relationships and public reviews.
What about Commerce7 and 7Labs — is that the same as WordPress support?
Not exactly. WordPress care plans cover your WordPress/Woo site. Commerce7 wineries run a different stack; I help with integrations, webhooks, and the 7Labs apps I build (Zapier, Mailchimp, Meta, product feeds). See Commerce7 integrations or the 7Labs hub.
Do I have to host with you?
No. I work with your host; some issues need hosting cooperation for full resolution.
Do I have to pay monthly?
No. Engage as needed and pay for time spent. Many clients still like a light monthly check-in.
Do you have a support team?
You work with me directly — no ticket roulette.
What payment methods do you accept?
Bank transfer, cards, and PayPal; retainers often go on direct debit or PayPal. Other payment methods can be discussed during scope.
Ready to get your site or commerce stack handled?
Book a call or send the issue. We’ll talk through the problem, the stack, and the fastest path: fix, app setup, custom work, or care plan.
I read every message myself. No hand-offs, no “we’ll get back to you in 3–5 business days.”
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