/ Services — Magento & Adobe Commerce → Shopify
Leave Magento. Keep everything it was doing.
Move from Magento or Adobe Commerce to Shopify without treating SEO, customer history, extensions and integrations as an afterthought. Products, attributes, customer groups, ERP connections, B2B logic and years of indexed URLs are accounted for before launch, not after.
Starting at
$12,000
Typical timeline
4–10 weeks
How we bill
Fixed-fee stages
/ What Magento was really doing ( 06 )
Moving the store is the easy part.
A mature Magento or Adobe Commerce store carries years of technical decisions beneath the frontend. Rebuilding what Magento was quietly doing is the actual job. Here’s what we account for first.
01 · Catalogue
Complex catalogue
Configurable products, variants, SKUs, custom attributes and collection logic are mapped before anything moves.
02 · Extensions
Custom extensions
Each one is reviewed, then deliberately replaced, rebuilt or retired. Nothing is copied blindly into the new stack.
03 · Operations
ERP or 3PL
Operational integrations are part of the migration, not something to reconnect after the storefront launches.
04 · B2B
B2B requirements
Customer groups, pricing rules, company accounts and workflows are mapped into Shopify Plus where it fits.
05 · SEO
Organic traffic
Important Magento URLs are inventoried and mapped, so redirects are ready the moment the new store goes live.
06 · History
Historical orders
Customer and order-history needs are defined up front, so support and reporting keep what they rely on.
( Our rule )
We don’t recreate Magento inside Shopify.
A migration is a chance to simplify. If a feature only exists because of years of extensions and workarounds, it has to earn its place again. Every Magento feature ends up in exactly one of four places:
NativeShopify already does it. No app, no code, nothing to maintain.
AppA proven app does it well enough to justify the monthly fee.
CustomIt’s genuinely specific to your business, so we build it properly.
RetireNobody actually needs it any more. It stays behind with Magento.
/ Move, rebuild, retire
What comes across, and what gets rebuilt.
Your data moves. Platform-specific functionality is rebuilt the Shopify way. Technical debt doesn’t automatically earn a seat.
( Moves across )
+Products and variants
+Images and SKUs
+Customers
+Historical orders
+Relevant content
+Reviews, where supported
+Useful product attributes
( Gets rebuilt )
+The Magento theme
+Extensions
+Custom checkout logic
+B2B workflows
+ERP integrations
+Search and filtering
+Custom business logic
And the rest? Old extensions, duplicated functionality and historical workarounds are retired. You won’t miss them, and your new store will be faster for it.
/ Protecting your rankings
Before launch, and after it.
Before
launch
Mapped and ready
Existing URL inventory, high-value organic landing pages, old → new URL mapping, a metadata and content review, and redirects prepared.
Cutover
day
Redirects live from minute one
Permanent redirects switch on with DNS, so search engines and bookmarks land somewhere useful straight away.
After
launch
Watched, not hoped for
Redirect verification, 404 monitoring, Search Console checks, organic landing-page checks and follow-up on any technical issues.
( Any replatform carries some SEO risk. Our job is removing the avoidable part. )
/ Integrations
Your storefront isn’t the whole migration.
If Magento connects to an ERP, warehouse, PIM, accounting system, CRM or internal API, those connections belong inside the migration scope.
Systems we commonly account for: ERP · 3PL / warehouse · PIM · CRM · email and lifecycle marketing · accounting · subscriptions · search · analytics.
01What Magento sends, and where
02What Magento receives, and from whom
03Which events trigger each sync
04Which system holds the truth for each piece of data
05What can be simplified on Shopify
06What genuinely needs custom integration work
/ How a Magento migration runs
Inventory first. Cutover last.
Six stages, each with defined scope and deliverables. Your Magento store keeps selling the whole time.
01
Stage 01
Inventory
Catalogue, URLs, extensions, customers, historical orders, analytics and integrations, all documented.
02
Stage 02
Architecture
We decide what Shopify handles natively, what becomes an app and what needs custom development.
03
Stage 03
Migration
Products, customers, content and approved historical data are moved and reconciled against counts you can check.
04
Stage 04
Rebuild
Theme, integrations and business-critical functionality rebuilt around Shopify, not copied from Magento.
05
Stage 05
Test
Orders, payments, shipping, integrations, analytics, redirects and customer journeys tested end to end.
06
Stage 06
Cutover
Final data synced, redirects go live, DNS switches and production monitoring begins.
On every project, in writing: [ You see the work as it happens ] [ A short note every Friday ] [ Founder on every call ] [ Everything in your accounts ] Why we work this way →
/ Fit
Is this migration a good fit?
We’re built for Magento stores where getting it wrong would actually cost something. If the cheapest import is the goal, we’ll say so and point you elsewhere.
( A good fit if… )
+You run an established Magento or Adobe Commerce store
+Organic traffic is a meaningful revenue channel
+Your catalogue is complex
+ERP, 3PL or PIM systems are connected
+You rely on custom extensions or B2B requirements
+Revenue can’t stop during the migration
( Probably not if… )
–You only need a low-cost CSV import
–Historical data and SEO don’t matter to you
–Nobody can provide access to the current platform
–The cheapest possible migration is the main objective
Somewhere in between? Tell us about your store and we’ll give you a straight answer.
No traffic dip
Magento → Shopify, 12k SKUs
“Our last migration cost us four months of organic traffic. This one, the graph didn’t even blink.”
— Ecommerce manager, industrial supplier
/ Pricing
Starting from $12,000.
Typical migrations run 4–10 weeks, depending on catalogue complexity, integrations, B2B requirements, custom functionality and whether the storefront is being redesigned.
Fixed-fee stages, agreed before we start. See every plan on the plans and pricing page.
01Migration audit
02Data mapping
03Product, customer and order migration
04URL mapping and redirects
05Shopify theme implementation
06Integration rebuild
07QA and cutover
08Post-launch monitoring
/ FAQ ( 07 )
Magento to Shopify, answered.
Can you migrate Magento 2 to Shopify?
Yes. Products, customers, relevant historical data and content are moved, while the storefront, extensions and business-critical functionality are rebuilt around Shopify.
Can you migrate Adobe Commerce to Shopify Plus?
Yes. For larger Adobe Commerce stores we first map catalogue architecture, B2B requirements, customer groups, extensions and operational integrations, then define the Shopify Plus implementation.
Will we lose SEO moving from Magento to Shopify?
Any replatform creates some SEO risk because URLs and technical signals change. We remove the avoidable risk by inventorying existing URLs, mapping important pages to relevant Shopify destinations, putting redirects in place before cutover and monitoring after launch.
Can Magento order history move to Shopify?
Yes, when the business needs it. The exact method depends on the source data and how customer service, reporting and operations need to use historical orders afterwards.
What happens to Magento extensions?
They don’t transfer directly. We work out what each extension actually does, then replace it with native Shopify functionality, an app, an integration or custom development where it’s justified.
How long does a Magento to Shopify migration take?
Many projects fall within 4–10 weeks. Complex B2B, ERP, catalogue or custom application requirements can extend the scope, and we’ll tell you that before you commit.
Will our Magento store stay live during migration?
Yes. The Shopify store is built alongside your existing Magento store. The production switch only happens once testing and cutover preparation are complete.
Worried about a specific extension or integration? Name it and we’ll tell you honestly how it moves.
/ Next
Ready to leave Magento?
Tell us your Magento version, your approximate SKU count and the systems connected to your store. You’ll get an honest plan, not a hard sell.
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