Shopware to Adobe Commerce Migration

Preserving SEO starts with carrying over relevant product and category metadata, mapping important Shopware URLs to their Adobe Commerce equivalents, and creating 301 redirects whenever URLs change.

LitExtension can help set up 301 redirects so visitors and search engines are sent to the corresponding pages on your new store. After migration, review redirects, canonical URLs, metadata, and crawl errors before switching traffic.

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

Access to migration data is restricted, and the migration is performed separately from your live storefront so normal Shopware operations can continue while the transfer is running.

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

If your Shopware store uses custom authentication, SSO, or a plugin that changes the standard login flow, that setup should be reviewed separately because the authentication logic may need additional configuration on Adobe Commerce.

An automated migration can be suitable when your store uses standard data structures and needs a straightforward transfer. An expert-managed migration is usually a better fit when you have custom fields, complex product structures, multiple languages, large data volumes, or special launch requirements.

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

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

Standard blog content is not included because Adobe Commerce does not provide a native blog by default. If your target store uses a compatible blog extension, that content can be assessed separately.

The migration timeline depends on your store size, the number of products, customers, and orders, data complexity, custom mapping requirements, server response, and the amount of validation needed.

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

The cost depends on factors such as your data volume, store complexity, custom requirements, and any additional migration services needed for the project.

You can use the Cost Estimator for an initial estimate or request a personalized quote for stores with custom fields, plugins, unusual data structures, or other special requirements.

No. Shopware themes and storefront layouts cannot be transferred directly to Adobe Commerce because the two platforms use different theme systems and frontend architectures.

Your design will need to be recreated with an Adobe Commerce-compatible theme. Shopware plugins and custom functionality may also require equivalent Adobe Commerce extensions, reconfiguration, integration work, or custom development.

Yes. Your current Shopware store can remain available to customers while the main data migration is running, so you can continue receiving visitors and orders during the process.

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

Start with a Demo Migration to preview a sample of your Shopware data in Adobe Commerce before the full transfer. This helps you review the mapping and identify any adjustments early.

After the full migration, compare key records such as product details, variants, categories, customer accounts, orders, images, coupons, reviews, CMS pages, and multilingual content before launch.