BigCommerce to Adobe Commerce Migration

The timeline depends on your BigCommerce data volume, catalog complexity, custom mapping requirements, and any additional migration work.

LitExtension can review your store before the migration and provide an estimated timeline based on the actual scope. A Demo Migration can also be used to validate mappings before the full transfer.

No. BigCommerce themes and storefront design are not transferred as standard store data because BigCommerce and Adobe Commerce use different theme architectures.

Your Adobe Commerce storefront will need to be configured, recreated, or redesigned separately. The data migration focuses on transferring supported eCommerce records into the new store.

Data accuracy should be verified by comparing migrated records with the source store, including products, categories, customers, orders, and other supported entities.

With LitExtension, a Demo Migration can be reviewed before the full migration, followed by migration testing and quality checks to identify mapping or data issues before launch.

The standard supported scope for BigCommerce to Adobe Commerce includes products and categories, customers, orders, manufacturers, taxes, coupons, and reviews, with supported fields mapped between the two platforms.

An automated migration tool can work well for a straightforward store with standard data and limited customization. A managed migration service is more suitable when the store has complex data structures, custom mappings, special migration requirements, or needs additional validation.

LitExtension’s All-in-One Migration Service handles the migration process with expert assistance from planning and mapping through migration and post-migration support.

Yes. The data migration can run while your existing BigCommerce store remains available to customers, so normal store activity does not need to stop during the main transfer.

Final launch activities should still be coordinated carefully so that recent orders, customers, integrations, DNS changes, and other go-live tasks are handled correctly.

LitExtension applies data security practices and access controls throughout the migration process to protect store information while it is being transferred and processed.

You should also review access credentials, store permissions, and the migrated data before launch as part of your migration security and quality-assurance process.

SEO migration should account for URL changes, product and category metadata, internal links, and redirects between old BigCommerce URLs and their new Adobe Commerce destinations.

LitExtension supports SEO Migration options such as 301 redirects and URL mapping. After launch, redirects, canonical URLs, sitemaps, indexing, and 404 errors should be checked carefully. Search rankings cannot be guaranteed during a platform migration.

No. Customer passwords are not included in the standard BigCommerce to Adobe Commerce migration scope because password data is not available in the supported BigCommerce export mapping.

Customer accounts can still be migrated with supported customer fields, but existing customers should use an account activation or password-reset flow to access the new Adobe Commerce store.

The migration cost depends on the amount of data being transferred, the complexity of the store, custom requirements, and any additional migration services or options required.

You can use LitExtension’s pricing estimator for an initial estimate or request a tailored quote after the migration scope has been reviewed.