Magento & Adobe Commerce to Shopify Migration Agency

It depends on how much complexity sits behind the store.

A straightforward migration can take 4-6 weeks. Larger Magento stores with custom modules, ERP connections, international setups or unusual product data can take 3-4 months or even longer.

We normally start by auditing the current setup so we can separate the simple parts from the risky ones and give you a realistic plan before development starts.

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In most cases, yes. That usually includes products, variants, customers, historic orders, collections, content and key product attributes.

We also look at anything that sits outside the obvious data set, such as custom attributes, subscriptions, reviews, B2B pricing, customer groups or data held inside extensions. Those parts often need a more considered migration approach.

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A platform move always needs careful SEO planning because URL structures, templates and site architecture can change.

We map important URLs, preserve valuable content, plan redirects and check metadata, canonicals, internal links and indexing before launch.

We protect the organic visibility you already have, not start again from scratch.

Often, yes, but we would not recommend recreating every extension one for one.

A migration is a good opportunity to look at what the store actually needs today. Some functionality may already exist in Shopify, some may be better handled by an app, and some may need custom development.

We review the purpose of each extension first, then find the cleanest way to support that requirement on Shopify.

Not always. Shopify is usually a strong fit for brands that want to reduce technical overhead, simplify day-to-day store management and spend less time maintaining the platform itself.

But if your Magento setup depends on highly bespoke commerce logic or very specific technical requirements, those need to be assessed properly first.

That is exactly why we start with the migration audit. It gives you a clear view of what Shopify can simplify, what needs rebuilding and whether the move makes commercial sense.

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No. Your Magento store can stay live while the new Shopify store is being built and tested.

The final switch is planned separately and usually involves a last data sync, domain changes, redirect checks, payment testing and analytics validation.

For higher-volume stores, we also plan the timing carefully to minimise any disruption during launch.

Magento migrations often involve complex data, integrations and custom functionality. Experience helps identify hidden dependencies, reduce risk and decide what should be retained, replaced or simplified on Shopify.