Move from Magento to Shopify
without losing an order.

Of the common platforms, Magento stores data in the most complex way. It has custom attributes, configurable products, multi-store setups and sometimes B2B pricing tiers. None of these has an exact match in Shopify. So each custom attribute needs a decision before the move starts. It becomes a custom field (metafield) or a variant option, or it is dropped if unused.

It depends on how it's built. Simple tiered or group pricing usually maps to Shopify's B2B tools or an app that works with it. Highly custom Magento pricing sometimes doesn't move across cleanly. If that's your case, the plan will say so plainly. It will include the option of staying on Magento for that reason alone.

It depends on the catalogue size, how many custom attributes you use and whether you run several stores. So we set the timeline for each project. Once we have a complete brief, we confirm when your proposal arrives.

Not if the redirect map is built before the switch. Magento's page addresses rarely match Shopify's. So every old category, product and blog address gets mapped to its Shopify page and tested first. Some short-term ranking changes are normal after any platform move. But a move that loses its rankings has almost always skipped this step.

The audit answers that before you commit. We check your B2B pricing, custom attributes and multi-store setup against what Shopify can handle. If Magento still fits better, the plan says so. We won't move you somewhere that costs more to run than it saves.

Yes, and the audit confirms it early, because Shopify has no single match for Magento's multi-store setup. It depends on how your stores share products, customers and pricing. You might need one Shopify store with several markets, or several linked stores. The plan names which fits before anything moves.