Magento to WooCommerce migration. Same store, a fraction of the overhead.

It is a security risk worth acting on. Magento 1 reached end of life in June 2020 and no longer receives official security patches, so stores still on it are exposed. Migrating to WooCommerce is often a better path than a costly Magento 2 re-platform, because you land on a modern, actively maintained platform with far lower ongoing cost.

Yes. We build your WooCommerce store on a separate staging URL while your Magento store keeps taking orders. The cutover is a DNS change of 15 to 30 minutes, with both stores live during propagation so no orders are lost.

Yes. WooCommerce runs stores with tens of thousands of products when hosted and configured correctly. Configurable, grouped, and bundle products map to WooCommerce variable and grouped products, and we tune hosting, indexing, and caching to the size of your catalog as part of the build.

Not when redirects are handled properly. We map every Magento URL, product, category, and CMS page to its WooCommerce equivalent and implement 301 redirects, so SEO authority follows. We have completed 50+ store migrations without meaningful ranking drops when redirects are implemented correctly.

It varies, but the savings are usually significant. Magento Open Source demands powerful hosting and specialist DevOps, and Adobe Commerce adds substantial annual licensing on top. WooCommerce runs on standard managed WordPress hosting and is maintainable by a much wider pool of developers, so both your hosting and your maintenance costs typically drop.

For day-to-day work, yes. Adding products, editing content, running promotions, and processing orders are all done from a straightforward WordPress admin, without the specialist knowledge a Magento backend requires. We also offer care plans and support plans if you want ongoing developer support on tap.

Yes. Products, attributes, categories, images, customers, addresses, and order history move into WooCommerce. We verify the imported data against your Magento export so nothing is missing or mismatched before launch. Passwords cannot transfer for security reasons, so customers set a new one on first login.

It depends on catalog size, the extensions and custom modules that need a WooCommerce equivalent, and how much product, customer and order data moves over. It is quoted as a fixed price after a free review. Magento stores tend to be larger and more complex, so we scope carefully, but most projects still land well below the annual cost of maintaining Magento.

Most Magento extensions have WooCommerce equivalents, and custom modules are reviewed case by case. We map your current functionality to WooCommerce plugins or a custom build during scoping, and tell you before you commit if anything needs bespoke development.