Magento to WordPress Migration
Magento to WordPress migration is handled entirely by LitExtension’s expert-managed All-in-One service, no technical skill required on your end. Since WordPress doesn’t provide a standard structure for every Magento entity, our team reviews your target plugins, custom fields, and data architecture before preparing the migration plan.
Start with a Free Demo Migration to preview how your data maps to WordPress. Once you approve the results, we run the Full Migration, and you’re covered by up to 60 days of support after it completes, while your Magento store stays live throughout.
What Data Can Be Migrated From Magento to WordPress
LitExtension can transfer supported Magento content and business data to WordPress, including CMS pages, blog content, images, products, categories, customers, orders, coupons, reviews, and related fields. The exact scope depends on your target WordPress setup because commerce data requires a compatible plugin or an agreed custom structure. See how Magento data maps to WordPress.
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Products
- Name, SKU, Short Description, Full Description, Status.
- Manufacturer.
- Tax Class.
- Price, Special Price.
- Quantity, Manage Stock.
- Meta Title, Meta Description.
- Weight, Width, Height, Depth.
- Tags.
- Attributes: Name, Values.
- Downloadable Products, Grouped Products.
- Variants: Name, SKU, Weight, Quantity, Manage Stock, Image, Price, Special Price.
- Thumbnail Image, Additional Images.
- Created Date.
Product Categories
- Name, Description.
- Sort Order.
- Image.
- Meta Title, Meta Description.
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- First Name, Last Name, Email.
- Billing Address: First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.
- Shipping Address: First Name, Last NameCompany, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.
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- Order ID.
- Order Date.
- Order Status.
- Order Items (Name, SKU, Option), Product Price, Quantity.
- Sub Price, Discount Price, Tax Price, Shipping Price, Total Price.
- Order Comments.
- Customer Name, Email.
- Billing Address (First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
- Shipping Address (First Name , Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone)
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- Title.
- Created Date.
- Description.
- Categories.
- Thumbnail Image.
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- Title.
- Created Date.
- Description.
- Categories.
- Thumbnail Image.
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- Name.
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- Tax Class (Name).
- Tax rate (Country, Rate).
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- Name.
- Description.
- Coupon Code.
- Coupon Date.
- Customer Groups.
- Uses Per Coupon, Uses Per Customer.
- Discount Amount/Percent.
- Coupon from date, Coupon to date.
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- Created Date.
- Status.
- Rate.
- User Name, User Email.
- Comment.
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- Products (Name, Description, Attribute)
- Categories (Name, Description)
- CMS Page (Name, Description)
- Blogs (Name, Description)
Note: Additional fee may apply
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How Magento Data Maps to WordPress
Magento and WordPress use different data structures. During the planning stage, LitExtension reviews the target setup and confirms where each selected Magento entity will be stored in WordPress.
| Magento data | Possible WordPress destination | Target requirement |
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| CMS pages | WordPress pages or agreed custom post types | WordPress content structure |
| Blog content | WordPress posts, categories, and media | Source blog data must be accessible |
| Products and categories | Plugin-specific product records, custom post types, or taxonomies | Compatible eCommerce plugin or custom structure |
| Customers | WordPress users and plugin-specific customer fields | Compatible account and commerce structure |
| Orders, coupons, and taxes | Plugin-specific commerce records | Compatible eCommerce plugin and configured store settings |
| Manufacturers and product attributes | Taxonomies, custom fields, or plugin-specific records | Confirmed mapping rules |
| Multiple languages | Content managed through a compatible multilingual solution | Target multilingual plugin and language configuration |
If your target website will use WooCommerce as its primary commerce system, the dedicated Magento to WooCommerce migration route may be more appropriate.
Additional Options
LitExtension offers Additional Migration Options to simplify complex tasks and ensure a smoother, more accurate store migration.
Automatically maps every Magento URL to its matching page on WordPress, so bookmarked links and search rankings survive the move to your new site.
Carries over your original Magento order numbers exactly as they were, keeping your records and internal tracking consistent once everything lands on WordPress.
Automatically cleans out any leftover HTML markup in your Magento category or product titles before it reaches your WordPress store, so names display cleanly.
Wipes out sample or placeholder data already sitting in your WordPress store for the entities you’re migrating, so nothing from Magento collides or duplicates with what’s already there.
Brings over images tucked inside your Magento product, category, CMS page, or blog descriptions, not just the standalone gallery images, so your WordPress content looks exactly as it did before.
How Magento to WordPress Migration Works with LitExtension
Our experts manage the Magento to WordPress migration through three main stages, from project planning and target preparation to data transfer and validation.
1. Consulting with Migration Experts
Share your Magento store and intended WordPress setup with our team. We review your data volume, extensions, and custom attributes before defining the migration scope.
2. Data Mapping and Store Setup
3. Perform Full Data Migration
Before You Migrate from Magento to WordPress
Before the migration begins, the source Magento store and target WordPress environment should be reviewed carefully. This preparation helps define the correct data scope, target structure, and launch plan before any data is transferred.
- Back up the Magento store: Create a current backup of the Magento database, media files, custom code, and important configuration. Keep this backup available until the WordPress website has been fully validated.
- Inventory the data to migrate: Identify the CMS pages, blog content, products, categories, customers, orders, reviews, attributes, images, and other records that must be retained.
- Define the purpose of the WordPress website: Decide whether the target will be a content website, product catalog, or ecommerce website. If you are still evaluating the change, review our Magento vs WordPress comparison before finalizing the target structure.
- Review Magento extensions and custom logic: Document custom product types, attributes, customer groups, order workflows, integrations, and extension-generated data that may not have a direct WordPress equivalent.
- Prepare the WordPress environment: Set up suitable hosting, WordPress, required plugins, user access, and a secure staging environment. The target structure should be ready before data mapping and Demo Migration begin.
- Record URLs and SEO elements: Export important Magento URLs, metadata, internal links, and pages receiving organic traffic or backlinks. These records will be used when planning redirects and validating the new website.
- Plan the final transition: Agree on the migration timeline, responsibility for new Magento data, final testing, domain changes, and the point at which visitors will be directed to WordPress.
Full Magento to WordPress Migration Walkthrough
The following walkthrough expands on the three-step process above and explains how LitExtension experts manage an All-in-One Magento to WordPress migration.
Step 1: Consultation and Migration Planning
We begin by reviewing the Magento store and the intended WordPress setup. This includes the Magento version, data volume, extensions, custom attributes, product structures, customer and order records, integrations, and any custom functionality involved in the project.
We also confirm whether the WordPress target will operate as a content website, product catalog, or eCommerce website. Based on this decision, our experts identify the plugins, custom post types, taxonomies, fields, or other structures required to receive the selected Magento data.
During this stage, we work with you to define:
- The entities and fields included in the migration.
- Custom data and functionality requiring special handling.
- The target WordPress architecture and required plugins.
- Additional migration options and URL requirements.
- The project timeline, responsibilities, and validation criteria.
Once the requirements are confirmed, LitExtension prepares the migration plan and documents the agreed project scope.
Step 2: Data Mapping and Demo Migration
Our team prepares the target WordPress environment and configures the structures required to receive the selected Magento data. We then map each supported source entity to its agreed WordPress destination.
Depending on the project, the mapping process may include:
- Mapping Magento CMS pages and blog content to WordPress pages, posts, categories, and media.
- Mapping products and categories to compatible plugin records, custom post types, and taxonomies.
- Assigning product attributes, manufacturers, and other custom data to suitable fields or taxonomies.
- Mapping customers and orders to the account and commerce structures prepared on WordPress.
- Planning redirects from supported Magento URLs to corresponding WordPress destinations.
- Confirming how unsupported or extension-specific data should be handled.
After the mapping is configured, we run a Demo Migration using representative data from the agreed scope. Our experts review the transferred fields, images, formatting, relationships, and target display. You can then check the demo results and provide feedback before the full migration begins.
If discrepancies or structural issues are identified, we adjust the mapping or target configuration and confirm the expected result with you.
Step 3: Full Migration and Result Validation
After the Demo Migration is approved, LitExtension transfers the remaining data according to the confirmed configuration. The Magento store can remain available during the migration, allowing normal business activity to continue while the transfer runs.
Once the Full Migration is complete, our experts validate the results against the agreed scope. The review may include:
- Entity counts and selected data fields.
- CMS pages, posts, formatting, and embedded media.
- Products, categories, attributes, images, and relationships.
- Customer records and order history where supported.
- Custom fields, metadata, multilingual content, and configured redirects.
If migration-related discrepancies are found, our team investigates and resolves them before final delivery. You can then review the WordPress website using the validation criteria agreed upon during the planning stage.
If new data was created on Magento during the project, eligible post-migration services can be used to transfer or update those records before the final launch. All-in-One projects include 30 days of technical support for migrations under $1,000 and 60 days for migrations of $1,000 or more.
Post-Migration Checklist for Magento to WordPress
After the data migration is complete, review the WordPress website and finish the required launch configuration before directing users away from Magento.
- Compare the migrated data: Check entity counts and representative records against Magento, including CMS pages, products, categories, customers, orders, images, attributes, and custom fields within the agreed scope.
- Review the website structure: Test pages, posts, product records, categories, menus, search, internal links, and mobile display. Confirm that content appears in the intended WordPress templates and taxonomies.
- Configure WordPress security and backups: Enable HTTPS, update administrator credentials, remove unnecessary accounts, configure backups, and review the security settings of installed themes and plugins.
- Test commerce functionality where applicable: If the target operates as an eCommerce website, verify products, inventory, cart, checkout, payments, taxes, shipping, customer accounts, emails, and test orders.
- Check performance: Review hosting resources, caching, image optimization, plugin usage, and page performance before sending production traffic to WordPress.
- Validate SEO elements: Check metadata, headings, indexability, canonical tags, structured data, internal links, and 301 redirects from important Magento URLs to the relevant WordPress destinations.
- Restore tracking and integrations: Verify analytics, conversion tracking, advertising pixels, CRM connections, email tools, forms, feeds, and other business integrations used by the new website.
- Complete the final data update: Transfer eligible records created or changed on Magento after the Full Migration and confirm the final cutover before updating the domain or directing visitors to WordPress.
Keep the Magento store and its backup available until the WordPress website, migrated data, redirects, and required functionality have been fully reviewed.
Migration Pricing
Total Entities:
- Products;
- Orders;
- Customers;
- Blog Posts
Automated Migration (Self-service)
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All-in-One Migration Service
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| FREE Demo Migration | Unlimited FREE Demo Migration | Unlimited FREE Demo Migration |
| Migration Process | 3-step migration tool with easy-to-follow wizard guide | Expert-managed migration with Personal Assistant & QA testing |
| Additional Options |
FREE up to 6 Additional Options |
FREE all Additional Options |
| Migration Testing | Done by yourself | Done by LitExtension experts |
| Technical Support | 60-day technical support (after Full Migration is completed) | Upto 60-day technical support (after Full migration is completed) |
| Post-migration Support |
Free & Unlimited Recent Migration Free & Unlimited Smart Update Free & Unlimited Re-migration |
Free & Unlimited Recent Migration Free & Unlimited Smart Update Free 02 Re-migration |
| Receive Support Request | 24/7 | 24/7 |
| Support Channels | Ticket | Ticket, Slack/WhatsApp |
| Money-back guarantee | 30-day money-back guarantee | 30-day money-back guarantee |
| Response Time Commitment | 24 hours | 24 hours |
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