WooCommerce to Adobe Commerce Migration

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

Product data can include SKUs, descriptions, prices, inventory, attributes, variants, downloadable and grouped products, images, and SEO metadata. The Free Demo lets you review how your own store data is mapped before the Full Migration.

Yes. LitExtension can migrate WooCommerce customer usernames and passwords to Adobe Commerce along with customer profile information such as names, email addresses, billing addresses, account status, and created dates.

We recommend testing customer login behavior during the Demo Migration and again before launch so returning customers can access their accounts as expected.

No. WooCommerce and Adobe Commerce use different theme systems, so your existing WordPress/WooCommerce theme cannot be transferred directly as part of the data migration.

You will need to install, customize, or build an Adobe Commerce theme separately. Your migrated catalog and customer data can then be connected to the new storefront design.

WooCommerce plugins and WordPress-specific custom code do not transfer directly to Adobe Commerce because the two platforms use different architectures.

Equivalent functionality may need to be configured with Adobe Commerce features, replaced with compatible extensions, or rebuilt as custom development. If a plugin stores business-critical data, contact us so we can review whether that data needs a custom migration.

CMS pages can be migrated to Adobe Commerce, including available information such as page title, URL, description, categories, created date, and thumbnail image.

WooCommerce blog posts are not included in the standard migration because Adobe Commerce does not provide native blog functionality by default. If your Adobe Commerce store uses a blog extension, we can review the blog content as a custom migration requirement.

Yes. Your WooCommerce store can remain available to customers while the migration is running. LitExtension processes the data transfer separately, so normal storefront activity does not need to stop during the main migration.

Before switching to Adobe Commerce, you can also migrate newly created data so recent orders, customers, and other changes are brought up to date for launch.

SEO should be planned as part of the migration, especially because WooCommerce and Adobe Commerce may generate different URL structures. LitExtension can create 301 redirects from old URLs to the corresponding pages on your Adobe Commerce store to reduce broken links and preserve search signals.

After migration, review your redirects, metadata, internal links, canonical URLs, and XML sitemap before go-live, then monitor indexing and organic traffic after the new store launches.

Start with a Free Demo Migration to review how a sample of your WooCommerce data appears in Adobe Commerce. Check important records such as products, variants, images, customers, orders, coupons, and reviews before approving the Full Migration.

After the Full Migration, LitExtension combines automated testing with manual quality checks. You should also verify business-critical storefront flows and a representative sample of migrated records before launch.

The migration time depends on the amount of data in your WooCommerce store, the number of entities being transferred, server performance, and any custom migration requirements.

Small and straightforward stores generally take less time than large or highly customized stores. Once we review your store and requirements, we can provide a more specific migration estimate.

The cost depends mainly on your data volume, migration complexity, additional migration options, and any custom requirements beyond the standard data transfer.

Use the Cost Estimator for an initial estimate, or request a personalized quote if your WooCommerce store includes custom data, unusual integrations, or other requirements that need individual assessment.