Neto to OpenCart Migration

Take your time to run through this Neto to OpenCart migration checklist after the data transfer. This way, you can ensure your new store operates smoothly.

• Double-check your migrated products, orders, and customers for accuracy
• Point your domain/DNS to your new OpenCart store to go live
• Test checkout, payment gateways, and shipping before announcing the switch
• Set up 301 redirects so your old Neto URLs don’t lose SEO value
• Use LitExtension’s post-migration support window if anything needs a fix

Yes. Since the migration doesn’t touch your live Neto store, you can keep accepting orders as normal, and any new or changed data can be brought over afterward using LitExtension’s free Recent Data Migration or Smart Update options within your support window.

Not if you set up redirects correctly. Your product and category URLs will change in OpenCart, so old links need 301 redirects pointing to their new addresses. LitExtension’s Additional Options include a redirect setup feature for exactly this, and it’s one of the most important steps to protect your existing search rankings.

In most cases, yes, but a couple of things can interfere. If your Neto store serves images through a CDN like Cloudflare, or stores them in a non-default folder, the migration tool may not detect them automatically. If any images don’t come through, please contact LitExtension’s support team so that we can help track down the cause and re-run that part of the migration.

Yes. Neto’s product variants and options map directly to OpenCart’s product options field, so multi-variant products keep their structure after the move.

Unfortunately, customer passwords are usually not portable between platforms, since Neto and OpenCart encrypt them differently. Migrated customers will typically need to reset their password the first time they log in to your new OpenCart store.

Not automatically. Neto’s platform doesn’t support deleting data through its API, so if you remove products, customers, or other records on Neto after they’ve been migrated, you’ll need to delete them manually on your OpenCart store as well.

Yes. LitExtension’s Free Demo Migration transfers a small sample of your Neto data into OpenCart so you can see exactly how it will look before you commit to the full migration.

LitExtension has three pricing tiers depending on your store size and how hands-on you want to be. Stores with under 100 products, orders, and customers qualify for the Freemium Migration Package, which runs completely free. If you’d rather handle the transfer yourself, the Automated Migration Tool starts at $59 and scales with your total data volume. For a fully hands-off experience, the All-In-One Migration Service starts at $169 and covers everything from consultation to post-migration support. Use the Pricing Estimator on this page, or reach out to a Support Agent for a quote matched to your exact store size.

Three things mainly drive the final cost: how much data you’re moving (products, orders, customers, and so on), how complex your store setup is (custom fields, unusual product attributes, or specific business rules add mapping work), and which service you pick, since the self-service tool and the expert-managed option are priced differently, along with any extra add-ons you select.

Timelines range from a few hours to a few days in most cases. A lean catalog with little customization can be finished the same day, while larger, more complex stores with heavy product variation take longer because each element needs to be mapped and checked properly before it’s confirmed as complete.

Yes. LitExtension encrypts all transferred data with HTTPS and 128-bit SSL, and nothing gets stored on LitExtension’s own servers, since your data moves directly between your Neto and OpenCart stores. LitExtension also follows GDPR requirements and signs a Non-Disclosure Agreement with you before your order goes through.