The upgrade decision is coming either way.
As older Adobe Commerce releases and the PHP versions under them lose support, every self-hosted Magento store faces the same choice: a substantial modernization, or a move to a new platform. For a lot of brands, Shopify is now the better long-term home. Either way, years of custom integrations make it a serious technical project. That is the part we specialize in.
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A migration only works if nothing important breaks.
Replatforming should feel like an upgrade to your customers, not an interruption. We plan around the things that are expensive to lose.
Search rankings
Full URL mapping, 301 redirects, metadata, structured data and canonical rules carried over, then monitored after launch so organic traffic holds.
Customer, order and product data
Products, variants, customers, order history, reviews and content moved and validated record by record, including the messy edge cases legacy catalogs collect.
Integrations
ERP, OMS, PIM, 3PL, subscriptions, loyalty, tax and marketing tools rebuilt on Shopify, using native apps where they fit and custom apps where they don’t.
Custom functionality
Pricing rules, B2B logic, bundles and checkout behavior reworked with Shopify Functions and checkout extensibility, not patched over.
Uptime
Rehearsed cutovers, content freezes planned around your calendar, and a launch window built to keep the store selling the whole time.
A migration plan built around risk.
Audit + map
We document everything your Magento store actually does: extensions, customizations, integrations, data structures and every URL that earns traffic. Nothing gets left behind because nobody knew it was there.
Architecture
We decide what moves as is, what Shopify replaces natively and what needs a custom build, then design the integration layer and the data migration plan.
Build + migrate
Theme, apps and integrations built in parallel with repeated test migrations, so the final data move is a rehearsed step rather than a leap.
Launch + stabilize
A planned cutover, redirect and search monitoring, and a period of close support after launch while your team settles into the new platform.
Signs your store is ready to move.
Your version is nearing end of support.
Security patches are running out and the upgrade path is a project in itself.
Every new feature takes a sprint.
Small changes need a developer, and the backlog keeps growing.
Hosting and maintenance keep climbing.
Servers, extensions and patching cost more each year just to stand still.
Your integrations are held together by habit.
Custom connectors work, but nobody wants to touch them.
Your team can’t update the site.
Marketing waits on development for pages, promotions and content.
You’re weighing Adobe Commerce vs. Shopify.
We’ll give you a straight comparison, including when staying put is the right call.
Digital experiences that build brands.
View all workMigration questions
Will we lose our search rankings?
Not if the migration is planned for it. We map every URL that matters, set up redirects, carry over metadata and structured data, and monitor rankings and crawl errors after launch.
How long does a migration take?
It depends on catalog size, integrations and custom functionality. After the audit, we give you a timeline built around your actual stack and your selling calendar.
Can Shopify handle a large or B2B catalog?
In most cases, yes. Shopify Plus supports large catalogs, B2B pricing and multiple storefronts. Where it doesn’t fit natively, we build custom apps or recommend a headless approach.
What happens to our custom integrations?
We inventory every connection, then rebuild each one on Shopify, using proven apps where they exist and custom integrations where they don’t.
Should we modernize Magento instead?
Sometimes that is the right answer. We’ll compare the cost and effort of an Adobe Commerce upgrade against a Shopify move and recommend the one that fits your business.