Migrate off Magento / Adobe Commerce
Leave the maintenance burden behind — without leaving your rankings behind too.
Start a projectMagento earns its keep on catalog complexity, and it charges for it in maintenance — security patches, extension conflicts, and for stores still on Magento 1, a platform that’s been past end of life for years. The decision to leave is usually easy. The risk is in the move itself: a category tree that took years to rank, flattened by a generic import; custom extensions with no equivalent on the new platform; order history that doesn’t survive the transfer intact.
We extract Magento’s actual data model — attributes, configurables, bundles, and the category tree — rather than forcing it through a flat export, and most often move brands onto Shopify or Shopify Plus. Every custom extension gets mapped to its new-platform equivalent before we touch anything live, every indexed URL gets preserved or 301’d, and order history is reconciled against the source. Then we stay through the weeks after cutover, watching rankings and crawl errors daily, because that’s when a missed mapping actually shows up.
Built and run, end to end.
Magento data-model extraction
Magento's attribute sets, configurable products, and bundles don't map one-to-one onto a new platform. We extract the full data model — attributes, variants, swatches, and the relationships between them — and translate it deliberately instead of forcing a flat export through a generic importer.
Category-tree and URL preservation
Your category tree carries years of ranking equity that a careless migration will flatten. We preserve the structure wherever it still earns traffic, map a 301 for every indexed URL that has to change, and prove crawl parity page-for-page before the switch.
Extension-to-app mapping
Every custom Magento extension and third-party module has to become something on the new platform — a native feature, an app, or custom code. We audit what the old store actually depends on and map each piece deliberately, instead of discovering a missing extension after launch.
Cutover and stabilization
We stage the full store, migrate and reconcile order history and customer data against the source, and run real test orders before the switch. Through the weeks after launch we watch rankings, crawl errors, and revenue daily and fix regressions while they're still small.
Questions, answered.
Magento 1 is past end of life — how much risk is that?
Significant. No security patches means every day on Magento 1 is a growing liability, and most extensions have stopped maintaining compatibility. There's rarely a reason to stay. The only real decision is the destination and how carefully the move is run.
Will my category URLs survive the move?
Wherever they're earning traffic, yes. We map your category tree onto the new platform's structure, preserve URLs that don't need to change, and 301 every one that does. That mapping is built before cutover and verified against a crawl afterward, not assumed.
What replaces our custom Magento modules and extensions?
It depends on the module. Some become a native feature on the new platform, some become a well-supported app, and a few genuinely need custom code. We audit the old store's dependencies first and tell you which is which before the migration starts, not after something breaks.
How long does moving off Magento take?
Typically two to four months, depending on catalog size, how many custom extensions are in play, and integration count. Data-model extraction and extension mapping usually take longer than the storefront build itself. We scope it against your actual store, not a template estimate.