WooCommerce to Magento migration for stores that outgrew their plugins.
When a WooCommerce store has grown into a stack of plugins for B2B pricing, ERP sync, search and multi-currency, every update becomes a risk. Our WooCommerce to Magento migration moves your products, customers, orders and SEO onto Magento, then rebuilds the plugin features natively or as maintained modules. Adobe-certified engineers who have worked on Magento since 2008 plan the move, run it, and stay after launch.
You’ll know every name on your project.
- 175+ years of combined ecommerce experience.
- Senior developers & designers, dedicated PM & CXM.
- Over a decade together for most of us. Average tenure is nine years.
- 15 people. Lean mean machine.
Joe M.Founder & CEO
Max D.CTO
Marcos A.Senior Project Manager
Yaro P.Lead Full-Stack Developer
Bohdan B.Senior Frontend Developer
Signs it is time to migrate from WooCommerce to Magento.
WooCommerce is a good way to start selling. The trouble starts when the store grows faster than the plugin stack underneath it. If two or more of these sound familiar, it is worth an audit before the next busy season. Weighing the platforms side by side first? Read our Magento vs WooCommerce comparison.
The catalog slows everything down
Thousands of products with variations push WooCommerce and the WordPress database hard. Admin screens crawl, search gets slow, and every sale puts the store under strain.
B2B is stitched together from plugins
Customer-group pricing, quotes, net terms and company accounts each come from a different plugin, and they rarely agree with each other after an update.
The ERP sync is fragile
Inventory, orders and pricing flow through a connector plugin that breaks quietly. Someone on the team ends up reconciling by hand.
Updates feel like a gamble
WordPress core, WooCommerce and dozens of plugins update on their own schedules. One conflict can take down checkout on a busy day.
More stores, currencies and languages
Running several brands, regions or wholesale and retail side by side is where a multisite plugin stack starts to fight you. Magento runs multiple websites and store views from one install.
What moves in a WooCommerce to Magento migration, and what we rebuild.
Data moves. Plugins don't. We transfer and reconcile your store data, then replace each plugin with the Magento way of doing the same job, so the new store is simpler to run than the one it replaces.
- Products, variations and attributes, mapped to Magento simple and configurable products and attribute sets
- Categories, product images and media, with SEO titles and descriptions
- Customer accounts and addresses, with a planned approach to passwords
- Order history, so customers and your team can still see past orders
- Coupons rebuilt as Magento cart price rules, and product reviews
- Every URL that earns traffic, mapped to its new home with 301 redirects
- Plugin features rebuilt as native Magento functionality or a maintained module, so there is no copy of the plugin sprawl
- Payment, shipping and tax integrations reconnected and tested end to end
- ERP, PIM and fulfillment connections moved onto Magento's APIs
- The storefront, rebuilt on a fast Hyvä theme or your new design
- Blog and content pages moved into Magento, or kept on WordPress if that suits your team
Magento services that come with a WooCommerce migration.
The same senior engineers cover every part of the move, from data mapping to the new storefront and the integrations behind it.
Moving from WooCommerce to Magento Open Source or Adobe Commerce.
Most stores leaving WooCommerce land on Magento Open Source. Brands that need native B2B shared catalogs or a managed cloud with an SLA choose the licensed edition. We help you pick before any data moves.
The free, self-hosted edition. It runs large catalogs, multiple stores and serious B2B with the right modules, and you keep full control of hosting, extensions and the roadmap, with no license fee.
- You want control without an annual license
- Your B2B needs can be met with modules
- Your team will own the platform after launch
The licensed enterprise edition, on-premise or on Adobe Commerce Cloud, with native B2B, shared catalogs and advanced merchandising. If this is your destination, see our Adobe Commerce migration service.
- You need native B2B from day one
- Managed cloud and an SLA are required
- Merchandising and staging tools matter
Credentials & recognition.
Adobe Solution Partner
Shopify Plus Partner
BigCommerce Elite Partner
Salesforce Partner
Klaviyo Partner
Magento replatforms and rebuilds we have shipped.
A few of the stores our senior team has shipped, scaled, and stayed on to grow.
Inyo Pools
A Hyva-themed Adobe Commerce storefront for a high-traffic pool and spa parts retailer.
US Camera Pro
A Magento store for a camera and optics retailer, with M2E marketplace sync across channels.
QC Supply
An enterprise Magento B2B rebuild with GroupBy search and Microsoft Dynamics ERP for a high-SKU distributor.
Why brands choose IWD for a WooCommerce to Magento migration.
A replatform is a moment of risk for revenue and rankings. We run it as a staged, reconciled and rehearsed process, with the same senior people from the audit to the months after launch.
Your SEO comes with you
We crawl the WooCommerce site, map every ranking URL to its Magento equivalent with 301 redirects, and carry over titles, descriptions and structured data, so search traffic is protected through the move.
Nothing is silently dropped
Products, customers and orders are reconciled after each transfer, with counts and spot checks you can see, before anything goes live.
Senior Magento engineers only
Adobe-certified developers who have worked on Magento since 2008. No junior bench, and the people who scope the migration are the people who run it.
We stay after launch
Most clients keep us on for performance, features and support. The team that moved your store is the team that improves it.
Our WooCommerce to Magento migration process, from audit to a clean cutover.
Audit
We inventory the WooCommerce store: plugins and what each one does, catalog structure, integrations, custom code, and the URLs that bring in traffic and sales.
Map
A migration plan with scope, timeline and a fixed quote: the data mapping, which plugins become native Magento features or modules, the redirect map, and the launch plan.
Migrate
We build the Magento store, transfer and reconcile data in test runs, reconnect integrations, and run the new store alongside the old one with weekly demos.
Launch and grow
A rehearsed cutover with a final data sync, redirects live from the first minute, monitoring and a rollback plan. Then performance tuning and roadmap work.
WooCommerce to Magento migration FAQs.
The questions we hear most before a move starts. If yours isn't here, just ask.
How long does a WooCommerce to Magento migration take?
It depends on catalog size, the number of plugins to replace and the integrations involved. A focused migration of a mid-sized store usually runs three to six months, and complex B2B stores with ERP integration run longer. You get a real timeline after the audit, before any work starts.
Will we lose our Google rankings?
Not when the migration is planned properly. We map every URL that earns traffic to its new Magento address with a 301 redirect, keep titles, descriptions and structured data, and check the redirect map before launch. Short-term movement can happen with any replatform, and the redirect work is what keeps it small.
Can customer passwords move from WooCommerce to Magento?
WooCommerce and Magento store passwords in different formats, so they don't transfer directly. We either add a compatibility step that accepts the old password at first login, or plan a friendly reset email at launch. Customer accounts, addresses and order history move either way.
What happens to the plugins we rely on?
We list every plugin in the audit and decide what each one becomes: a native Magento feature, a well-supported Magento extension, or a custom module. Most stores end up with far fewer moving parts than they had on WooCommerce.
Should we move to Magento Open Source or Adobe Commerce?
Magento Open Source is the free, self-hosted edition and suits most stores leaving WooCommerce. Adobe Commerce is the licensed edition with native B2B shared catalogs, advanced merchandising and a managed Cloud option. We recommend one in the audit based on your catalog and roadmap.
Can we keep WordPress for our blog?
Yes. Some teams keep WordPress for content and link it to the Magento store; others move everything into Magento. We set it up either way and keep blog URLs and rankings in place.
How do you scope and quote a WooCommerce to Magento migration?
Every migration is scoped to your store: catalog size, plugins, custom code, integrations and the data involved. You get a firm, itemized quote after the audit, so you know exactly what you are committing to before the work begins.
Move off WooCommerce without losing what you built.
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