Magento to Adobe Commerce Migration

You can migrate supported eCommerce data including products and categories, customers, orders, manufacturers, taxes, coupons, reviews, CMS pages, and selected multilingual content.

Blog data is not part of the standard migration because Magento and Adobe Commerce do not include a native blog by default. If your Magento store uses a blog extension, that content can be assessed separately.

Yes. Customer usernames and password data can be migrated from Magento to Adobe Commerce, helping existing customers keep access to their accounts after the move.

If your store uses custom authentication, SSO, or extensions that change the standard login flow, those components should be reviewed separately.

Theme, extension, and custom-code compatibility depends on your Magento version and how the current store was built. These components are not treated like standard store data, so some may need updates, replacements, reconfiguration, or redevelopment for the Adobe Commerce environment.

For complex requirements, LitExtension can assess the required work through our Customization Services.

CMS pages are supported, including fields such as title or name, created date, URL, description, categories, and thumbnail image where available.

Blog content is different: Magento and Adobe Commerce do not include a native blog by default, so blog posts from a third-party extension are not included in the standard migration and need separate assessment.

Yes. Your Magento storefront can remain available while the main migration runs, so customers can continue browsing and placing orders.

Before launch, data created or changed after the initial transfer can be brought over with Recent Data Migration, helping reduce the gap between the two stores.

Preserving SEO requires careful URL mapping, migration of supported metadata, and 301 redirects for important URLs that change on Adobe Commerce.

After migration, check redirects, canonical URLs, metadata, internal links, and crawl errors before switching traffic to the new store.

Start with a Demo Migration to review a sample of your Magento data in Adobe Commerce before the full transfer.

After the Full Migration, compare key products, categories, customer accounts, orders, images, coupons, reviews, CMS pages, and multilingual content, then test important storefront and checkout flows before launch.

The timeline depends on your data volume, Magento version, custom fields, extensions, integrations, server response, and the amount of testing required.

After reviewing your store and project scope, LitExtension can provide a more specific migration plan and expected timeline.

The cost depends on the amount of data, store complexity, custom requirements, and any additional work needed for the project.

Use the Cost Estimator on this page for an initial estimate, or request a tailored quote for a more complex Magento store.

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

Migration work is handled separately from your live storefront, and access to project data is limited to what is required to complete and validate the migration.