Move from Magento to Shopify
without losing an order.

Magento's data model is the most complex of the common source platforms: custom attributes, configurable products, multi-store setups and sometimes B2B pricing tiers, none with a one-to-one Shopify equivalent. Each custom attribute needs a mapping decision (a metafield, a variant option, or dropped as unused), made before migration starts rather than patched afterwards.

It depends on how it's built. Simple tiered or customer-group pricing usually maps to Shopify's B2B features or a compatible app. Heavily customised Magento pricing logic sometimes doesn't translate cleanly, and if that's your case, the migration plan will say so plainly, including the option of staying on Magento for that reason alone.

It depends on catalogue size, how many custom attributes are in play and whether multi-store setups are involved, so we scope timelines per engagement. Once we have a complete brief, we confirm when your proposal arrives.

Not if the redirect map is built before cutover. Magento's URL structure rarely matches Shopify's directly, so every historic URL (category, product, blog) gets mapped to its Shopify destination and tested on staging first. Some short-term ranking volatility after any platform change is normal, but a migration that loses search equity has almost always skipped this step.

The audit answers that before you commit. We check your B2B pricing logic, custom attributes and multi-store setup against what Shopify can hold. Where Magento still fits better, the migration plan says so rather than moving you somewhere that costs more to run than it saves.

Yes, and the audit confirms it early, since Magento's multi-store structure has no single Shopify equivalent. Depending on how your stores share catalogue, customers and pricing, the right shape might be one Shopify store with markets or several linked stores. The migration plan names which fits before anything moves.