PrestaShop to Adobe Commerce Migration

LitExtension can migrate core eCommerce data from PrestaShop to Adobe Commerce, including products and categories, customers, orders, manufacturers, taxes, coupons, reviews, CMS pages, and selected multilingual content.

The exact fields transferred depend on how your PrestaShop store is configured. Content created by third-party modules, such as module-based blog features, may need to be reviewed separately.

Yes. Customer password data can be migrated from PrestaShop to Adobe Commerce so existing customers can continue using their accounts after the move.

If your store uses a custom login, membership, or authentication module, that setup should be reviewed separately because custom authentication logic may need additional work on Adobe Commerce.

Yes. Multilingual content can be migrated for supported data such as products, categories, and CMS pages.

Because language and store-view structures can differ between PrestaShop and Adobe Commerce, the language mapping should be confirmed before the full migration to make sure each translation is assigned to the correct Adobe Commerce store view.

PrestaShop themes, modules, and custom code cannot be transferred directly to Adobe Commerce because the two platforms use different architectures.

Your storefront design will need to be implemented with an Adobe Commerce-compatible theme, while module-based or custom functionality may need an equivalent extension, reconfiguration, integration work, or custom development.

Yes. Your existing PrestaShop store can remain available to customers while the main data migration is running, allowing you to continue taking orders during the process.

Before launch, recent data created after the initial transfer can be updated and the Adobe Commerce store can be checked before you switch traffic to the new site.

SEO preservation should include mapping old PrestaShop URLs to the corresponding Adobe Commerce URLs, carrying over relevant metadata, and creating 301 redirects for URLs that change.

LitExtension provides a 301 Redirect option to help direct visitors and search engines from old URLs to the new store. Redirects should also be tested before launch so broken links and unnecessary 404 errors can be identified early.

Yes. A Demo Migration lets you preview a sample of your PrestaShop data in Adobe Commerce before proceeding with the full transfer.

After the demo and full migration, you should review key records such as product details, category assignments, customer accounts, order totals, images, reviews, and CMS content to confirm that the results match your requirements.

An automated migration can work well for stores with straightforward data and standard requirements. An expert-managed migration is more suitable when your store has custom fields, complex data mapping, multiple languages, module-specific data, large data volumes, or special launch requirements.

With LitExtension All-in-One Migration, the migration team handles assessment, data mapping, migration, testing, and post-migration updates for you.

The migration time depends on your data volume, store complexity, custom requirements, server response, and the amount of validation or customization needed.

A smaller store with standard data can usually be completed faster than a large or heavily customized store. After reviewing your store, LitExtension can provide a more specific migration plan and timeline.

The migration cost depends on factors such as the number of products, customers, and orders, the complexity of your data, custom mapping requirements, and any additional migration services you need.

You can use the Cost Estimator for an initial estimate or request a personalized quote if your PrestaShop store has custom modules, unusual data structures, or other special requirements.