Webflow to Adobe Commerce Migration

You can migrate core Webflow eCommerce data including products and product categories, customers, and orders. Supported product data includes key details such as SKU, descriptions, prices, stock information, variants, and images.

Other Webflow content, such as CMS collections, blog posts, reviews, coupons, and multilingual content, is not part of the standard migration scope.

Customer names, email addresses, and billing address information can be migrated, but customer passwords are not included in the standard Webflow to Adobe Commerce migration.

Plan a password reset or account reactivation flow so existing customers can securely access their accounts after launch.

No. Webflow and Adobe Commerce use different frontend architectures, so your Webflow layout, interactions, theme styling, and custom CSS are not transferred as store data.

You will need to build or customize an Adobe Commerce-compatible storefront to reproduce the desired brand experience.

Webflow CMS collections and other non-standard content are not included in the standard migration. If your project depends on custom fields, unusual data structures, or content that needs special mapping, LitExtension can review the requirement through our Customization Services.

Yes. Your existing Webflow store can remain available while the main data migration is running, so normal storefront activity does not need to stop during the transfer.

Before launch, newly created data can be handled with Recent Data Migration when applicable, helping bring the target store closer to the latest source-store state.

Because Webflow and Adobe Commerce use different URL structures, SEO planning should focus on mapping important product and category URLs and creating 301 redirects when addresses change.

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

Start with a Demo Migration to review how a sample of your Webflow data is mapped into Adobe Commerce. After the Full Migration, compare product counts and details, variants, images, customer records, orders, totals, and address information.

LitExtension’s All-in-One process combines migration monitoring with post-migration validation so issues can be identified before launch.

The timeline depends on your data volume, product and variant complexity, order history, custom mapping requirements, target-store readiness, and the amount of validation needed.

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

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

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

LitExtension applies controlled access and secure data-transfer practices throughout the migration. The migration process is handled separately from your live storefront, and access to migration data is limited to what is required to complete the project.