AspDotNetStorefront Migration Service

Supported data can include products and categories, customers, orders, manufacturers, coupons, reviews, CMS pages, and blog content. The exact fields available depend on your source platform and how the corresponding data is stored.

For stores with custom fields or non-standard entities, the migration scope can be reviewed and mapped separately.

Password migration depends on whether your source platform provides password data in a compatible form and how the target store handles authentication.

If the original password format cannot be reused safely, customers may need to reset their passwords after launch. We recommend testing login behavior during the Demo Migration and validation stage.

No. Themes, templates, extensions, and custom code are platform-specific and are not transferred as standard store data.

Your storefront design and custom functionality should be recreated or configured for AspDotNetStorefront separately. For unusual fields or business logic, our Migration Customization Service can be used to assess the required mapping or transformation.

Yes, when a direct cart connection is not available, migration can be planned from exported files or database data.

Depending on what you can provide, LitExtension can work with CSV file migration or a database dump migration.

Yes. The migration runs separately from your live storefront, so customers can continue browsing and placing orders while the main transfer is in progress.

Before launch, newly created data can be brought over with Recent Data Migration to help reduce the gap between the initial migration and the final switch.

SEO preservation starts with transferring supported metadata and mapping important source URLs to their new destinations. When URLs change, 301 redirects should be created so visitors and search engines reach the corresponding pages.

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

The timeline depends on your data volume, source-platform access, custom fields, data quality, target-store configuration, and the amount of validation required.

After reviewing your store, our migration experts can provide a more specific plan and expected timeline for the project.

Migration cost depends on factors such as the number of products, customers, and orders, the complexity of your data, and any custom migration requirements.

Use the pricing estimator on this page for an initial estimate. Complex projects can be reviewed separately for a tailored quote.

Yes. A Demo Migration lets you preview a limited sample of your data in AspDotNetStorefront before the Full Migration.

Use the demo to check product information, images, customer records, orders, CMS content, and relationships so mapping issues can be identified early.

After the transfer, compare key records between the source and AspDotNetStorefront, including product counts, variants, customer details, order totals, images, categories, coupons, reviews, and content pages.

For an All-in-One project, LitExtension combines migration testing with expert review to identify mapping or data-quality issues before launch.