Janssen Cosmetics’ websites were running on an outdated WordPress theme that wasn’t built for speed, along with a stack of plugins that were working against each other instead of together.

Janssen Cosmetics ran two separate websites, one for retail customers and one for wholesale, and keeping both current pulled the team’s attention in two directions at once.

J&S wanted to open a direct-to-consumer channel. Customers needed an instant, guaranteed shipping quote and the ability to book online. That meant calculating shipping costs automatically based on distance, vehicle type, weight, and the U.S. road network.

Waterford’s linen inventory ran on WooCommerce and Goodshuffle Pro, and every size showed up as its own product with the same photo. Shoppers had to sort through dozens of near-identical listings just to pick a size.

Montana Party Rentals has built a catalog on Goodshuffle Pro inside WordPress, with distinct styles like Classic and Nuovo, each available in multiple colors and sizes across napkins, tablecloths, and more.