Magento Upgrade & Audit Specialists
Magento Upgrade & Audit Specialists
Our Magento 2 Migration services are designed to safely move your products, customers, orders, themes, extensions, and custom functionality while improving security, performance, scalability, and user experience.
Your Magento 1 store may still be processing orders successfully, but continuing to operate on a legacy platform can create growing security, performance, maintenance, and integration challenges.
Magento 1 reached end of life, which means businesses need to take greater responsibility for maintaining a secure and supportable store environment.
Legacy themes, extensions, customizations, and infrastructure can make it harder to deliver the performance and shopping experience modern customers expect.
As the Magento 1 ecosystem becomes more difficult to maintain, technical debt can increase the time and cost required to make changes to your store.
Magento 1 migration is a business decision, not simply a platform change. The right migration plan starts by understanding your store's current technology, customizations, data, integrations, SEO requirements, and operational risks.
Magento 1 to Magento 2 migration is an opportunity to move beyond an aging platform and build a more maintainable, secure, scalable, and flexible foundation for your eCommerce business.
Move from Magento 1's legacy platform to a supported Magento 2 environment with current security practices, stronger authentication options, and a modern application stack.
Magento 2 provides a modern performance architecture with full-page caching, improved indexing, optimized database operations, and support for performance-focused infrastructure.
Rebuild your storefront on Magento 2 to deliver a responsive shopping experience, streamlined checkout, modern payment options, and a better foundation for mobile commerce.
A properly planned migration can preserve important organic search signals through URL mapping, 301 redirects, metadata, canonical tags, XML sitemaps, internal linking, and post-launch SEO validation.
Reconnect your ERP, CRM, payment, shipping, inventory, marketing, and other business systems using Magento 2's modern API and integration capabilities.
Establish a more flexible foundation for catalog growth, new integrations, custom functionality, performance improvements, and evolving eCommerce requirements.
Not sure what Magento 1 to Magento 2 migration would involve for your store?
Get My Magento Migration Assessment →Our Magento 1 to Magento 2 migration covers your store data, storefront, extensions, custom functionality, integrations, SEO structure, and launch validation. Each migration component is assessed, mapped, migrated or rebuilt, and tested before production launch.
Migrate products, categories, attributes, configurable and bundled products, pricing, inventory data, media, and other catalog information based on your Magento 1 data structure and Magento 2 requirements.
Migrate customer accounts, addresses, order history, and related customer data while validating records after migration. Customer authentication is reviewed as part of the migration plan.
Rebuild your Magento 1 storefront for Magento 2 while preserving your brand, layouts, key customer journeys, and business requirements. The frontend can also be modernized where appropriate.
Review your existing Magento 1 extensions and determine whether each should be replaced, rebuilt, reconfigured, simplified, or removed based on Magento 2 compatibility and current business requirements.
Analyze Magento 1 custom modules and business logic, then redevelop required functionality using Magento 2 architecture, supported development practices, APIs, and appropriate extension points.
Assess and reconnect critical integrations such as ERP, CRM, payment gateways, shipping systems, inventory platforms, marketplaces, marketing tools, and other third-party services.
Protect important organic search signals through URL mapping, 301 redirects, metadata, canonical tags, XML sitemaps, internal links, and post-migration SEO validation.
Configure the Magento 2 environment for performance with appropriate caching, indexing, database, search, frontend, and server-level optimizations based on your store's requirements.
Validate catalog, customer accounts, checkout, payments, shipping, integrations, SEO, performance, and critical business workflows before the final production cutover and data synchronization.
Want to know exactly what needs to be migrated, rebuilt, replaced, or removed from your Magento 1 store?
Get My Magento Migration Assessment →A Magento 1 to Magento 2 migration involves much more than moving database records. Our team brings deep Magento experience across data migration, custom development, extensions, integrations, performance, SEO, and post-launch support.
Our team has extensive hands-on experience working with Magento architecture, custom development, complex integrations, troubleshooting, upgrades, and migration projects.
We assess the complete store—not just the database. This includes extensions, custom modules, themes, integrations, business logic, infrastructure, and SEO requirements.
Magento 1 custom functionality often cannot be copied directly to Magento 2. We can rebuild, replace, reconfigure, or simplify custom functionality based on your current business requirements.
We treat SEO as part of the migration from the beginning, reviewing URLs, redirects, metadata, canonicals, internal links, XML sitemaps, and other important organic search signals.
We work with the technical systems surrounding your Magento store, including payment, shipping, ERP, CRM, APIs, databases, hosting, caching, search, and other third-party services.
Migration does not end at launch. We provide post-launch support to identify migration-related issues, troubleshoot functionality, monitor performance, and help stabilize the new Magento 2 store.
Want to understand what your Magento 1 migration will involve?
Get My Magento Migration Assessment →A structured migration process covering discovery, data migration, custom development, SEO validation, testing, launch, and post-migration support.
We review your Magento 1 store, database, extensions, custom functionality, integrations, infrastructure, and SEO structure to define the migration scope.
We build the Magento 2 environment and migrate the required catalog, customer, order, and configuration data while your existing Magento 1 store continues operating.
Magento 1 extensions and custom functionality are assessed individually and then replaced, rebuilt, simplified, or reconfigured for Magento 2.
We rebuild or configure the Magento 2 storefront and test checkout, integrations, performance, URLs, redirects, metadata, and other important SEO elements before launch.
Before launch, we synchronize relevant changes from the live Magento 1 store, complete final checks, and move the approved Magento 2 store into production.
After launch, we monitor the new store for technical issues, checkout problems, performance concerns, SEO errors, and other migration-related items requiring attention.
See how we help Magento store owners migrate to M2 safely, increase conversion rates, and protect their organic search positions.
Upgraded from Magento 1.9.3 to Magento 2.4.7 while refactoring 12 custom extensions and optimizing database architecture for flash-sale traffic spikes.
Migrated 45,000+ SKUs and 120,000 customer accounts with strict 1:1 301 redirect mapping to protect enterprise organic search rankings.
Modernized a bloated, legacy Magento installation onto high-performance cloud hosting, integrating custom customer tier pricing and payment portals.
A complex multi-store Magento migration from Magento 1.9 to Magento 2.4.7 involving large-scale catalog data, custom extensions, ERP integrations, staging migration, and controlled production cutover.
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Managing a Magento 1 store with complex data, custom functionality, or multiple storefronts?
Discuss Your Magento Migration →Magento 1 to Magento 2 is a re-platforming project, not a simple version upgrade. While your business data can be migrated, your theme, extensions, custom modules, integrations, and other customizations may need to be rebuilt, replaced, or reconfigured.
| Migration Area | Magento 1 | Magento 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Platform Architecture Core application structure | Legacy Magento architecture | Modern Magento 2 architecture |
| Products & Catalog Data Products, categories, attributes and pricing | Existing Magento 1 catalog | Data needs to be mapped, migrated and validated |
| Customers & Orders Accounts, addresses and order history | Existing customer and order database | Customer and order data migrated and validated |
| Extensions Third-party Magento functionality | Magento 1 extensions | Magento 2 alternatives, native functionality or custom redevelopment |
| Custom Modules & Code Business-specific functionality | Magento 1 custom codebase | Custom functionality reviewed and redeveloped where required |
| Theme & Storefront Frontend design and customer experience | Magento 1 theme | Magento 2 storefront rebuilt or redesigned |
| ERP, CRM & Integrations External systems and APIs | Existing Magento 1 integrations | Integrations reconfigured, replaced or redeveloped |
| SEO & URLs Organic search visibility | Existing URLs, metadata and SEO structure | URLs, redirects, metadata and SEO signals need validation |
| Search & Catalog Navigation Product search and filtering | Legacy search architecture | Modern search configuration based on the Magento 2 setup |
| Infrastructure PHP, database, caching and server environment | Legacy hosting and software requirements | Modern supported Magento 2 infrastructure |
| Testing & Launch Validation before production cutover | Existing live environment | Staging, UAT, migration validation and controlled cutover |
Get answers to common questions about Magento 1 migration, data, extensions, SEO, cost, timelines, and the migration process.
A Magento 1 to Magento 2 migration can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months depending on the size and complexity of the store. Key factors include product and customer data, store views, custom modules, third-party extensions, ERP or CRM integrations, payment and shipping integrations, and frontend requirements. We determine the migration scope and timeline after reviewing your store.
Magento 1 to Magento 2 migration costs depend on the complexity of your store rather than simply the number of products. The main cost factors include custom development, extensions, integrations, database size, store views, theme requirements, SEO migration, and testing. We review your Magento 1 setup first and provide a migration scope and project estimate based on the actual requirements.
A Magento migration can affect organic search performance if URLs, redirects, metadata, canonicals, internal links, or other SEO elements are changed incorrectly. Our migration process includes SEO planning, URL mapping, 301 redirects, metadata review, canonical validation, XML sitemap checks, and post-launch monitoring to reduce the risk of organic traffic and ranking loss.
Yes. Magento 1 migration can include products, categories, customer accounts, addresses, orders, invoices, shipments, product attributes, pricing data, and other supported business data. Before migration, we identify the data that needs to be transferred, mapped, transformed, validated, and tested in the Magento 2 environment.
Magento 1 extensions cannot simply be copied into Magento 2 because the platforms use different architectures. During the migration, we audit existing extensions and determine whether each feature should be replaced with a Magento 2 extension, recreated as custom functionality, replaced with native Magento functionality, or removed.
Magento 1 custom modules generally need to be redesigned or redeveloped for Magento 2 rather than copied directly. We review the business purpose and technical implementation of each custom module, then determine whether it should be rebuilt, replaced, simplified, or removed as part of the migration.
A Magento 1 theme cannot normally be copied directly into Magento 2. The storefront needs to be rebuilt using Magento 2 frontend architecture. We can reproduce your existing storefront experience or use the migration as an opportunity to improve responsive design, performance, accessibility, and the customer experience.
Existing URLs can often be preserved where the Magento 2 structure supports them. When URLs need to change, we create an appropriate redirect mapping from the old Magento 1 URLs to the corresponding Magento 2 URLs. We also review canonicals, internal links, XML sitemaps, and other important SEO signals during the migration.
Yes. Third-party integrations are reviewed as part of the migration assessment. Depending on the integration, the existing connection may need to be reconfigured, upgraded, replaced, or custom-developed for Magento 2. We test critical integrations in the staging environment before launch.
Yes. Magento 1 multi-store, multi-website, and multi-language environments can be assessed for migration to Magento 2. The migration plan needs to account for store views, catalogs, pricing, customer data, domains, currencies, configurations, URLs, and store-specific customizations.
In many migration projects, the Magento 1 store can continue operating while the Magento 2 environment is built and tested separately. The final migration and cutover process depends on the store architecture, data changes, integrations, and business requirements. We plan the final synchronization and launch process to minimize disruption to active operations.
SEO protection starts before development begins. We review existing URLs, indexed pages, metadata, canonical URLs, internal links, XML sitemaps, and important landing pages. Where URLs change, we prepare 301 redirect mappings and validate the new Magento 2 implementation before and after launch.
Existing order history can be included in the Magento 2 migration. We review the order structure, customer relationships, addresses, products, invoices, shipments, and other required records before determining the appropriate migration and validation approach.
Magento 1 to Magento 2 is not a conventional version upgrade. Magento 2 uses a different application architecture, so extensions, custom modules, themes, integrations, and other functionality often need to be replaced, rebuilt, or reconfigured. The project is therefore better treated as a structured re-platforming and migration.
Tell us about your Magento store, and we'll help you understand the migration scope, technical challenges, and the right next steps.
Share your store URL and a little about your current Magento setup. We'll take it from there.
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