Magento to Shopify Migration Packages

Depending on the project, we can migrate products, variants, customers, historical orders, categories/collections, CMS content, SEO metadata, redirects, reviews, discounts, and custom attributes. Exact entities are confirmed during discovery.

Yes. The migration approach can be planned for Magento 1, Magento 2 Open Source, and Adobe Commerce, subject to technical assessment.

Yes. Migration work is normally completed in a separate Shopify environment while Magento remains live. The final cutover is scheduled after QA and client approval.

We plan the cutover to minimize disruption, but exact downtime depends on domain, integration, data-sync, and third-party requirements. We do not promise absolute zero downtime without assessing the store.

Yes. Product types and variant structures are mapped to Shopify. Complex configurable, bundle, grouped, or highly customized products may need a different Shopify structure or app.

Yes. Customer profiles and supported customer data can be migrated. Authentication and account access follow Shopify's customer-account capabilities.

Existing Magento passwords are not transferred as reusable Shopify passwords. Customer access must be handled using Shopify's supported account/sign-in flow.

Yes, historical orders can be included where technically supported. The method and volume depend on the Shopify plan, migration tooling, APIs, and required data fidelity.

Magento categories are mapped to Shopify collections and navigation. Nested Magento structures may need to be simplified or redesigned for Shopify.

Important attributes can be mapped to product options, tags, metafields, filters, or other Shopify structures depending on how the information is used.

Magento extensions do not move directly to Shopify. We identify whether each feature should be replaced with Shopify native functionality, a Shopify app, custom development, or retired.

Magento theme code cannot simply be copied to Shopify because the platforms use different storefront architecture. We can reproduce the visual direction using a Shopify theme or create a new Shopify storefront.

We implement an SEO migration plan including metadata checks, redirect mapping, sitemap checks, and post-launch monitoring. However, rankings and traffic cannot be guaranteed because search engines control indexing and ranking.

Yes. Redirect mapping is included according to the selected package and the URLs being migrated.

Yes, if the source review data can be exported and the target Shopify review solution supports import. The exact method is confirmed during discovery.

Potentially, but subscription migration is provider-specific and requires separate validation of customer contracts, payment tokens, and the target Shopify subscription app.

Yes, but B2B pricing, company accounts, credit terms, customer groups, and custom workflows must be assessed carefully and may require Shopify Plus or additional scope.

Yes. Store views can be mapped to Shopify Markets, languages, currencies, domains, or separate stores depending on the business architecture.

Our proposed packages start at $3,999 for Essential, $7,499 for Business, and $12,999+ for Advanced. Final pricing depends on data complexity, theme work, extensions, integrations, markets, and custom functionality.

Typical planning ranges are 3–5 weeks for Essential, 5–8 weeks for Business, and 8–12+ weeks for Advanced migrations.

Yes. The packages include 14, 30, or 60 days of migration-related post-launch support.

No. Shopify subscriptions, premium theme licenses, paid apps, and third-party service fees are separate unless explicitly included.

Yes. Business and Advanced packages can include more significant storefront redesign work. If the design requirement becomes a large standalone redesign, additional scope may be recommended.