Platform Hopping Made Painless

SEO preservation is a critical part of every migration we handle. We map existing URLs, set up proper redirects, migrate metadata, and ensure your site structure maintains the authority you’ve built. We also coordinate the timing of migration activities carefully — for example, we advise against doing major data cleanup before platform selection, because discovery work often changes data requirements. Our proven process covers all the bases so your organic rankings don’t take an unnecessary hit during the transition.

The real costs go beyond the sticker price of a new platform. You need to consider the total cost of ownership: licensing, development, data migration, integration updates, SEO preservation, training, and the opportunity cost of your team’s time. Reactive migrations — driven by expiring licenses or broken systems — often miss the bigger picture because decisions are made under time pressure. We recommend a proactive, discovery-first approach that considers your entire tech stack, including ERP and other systems that may need to change alongside your eCommerce platform.

Timelines vary significantly based on the complexity of your site, tech stack and integration complexities, data clean-up and migration needs. A straightforward migration for a smaller site might take 3–6 months, while a complex B2B migration involving ERP integrations, custom functionality, and large product catalogs can take 6–12 months or more. We’ve been helping clients migrate platforms since 2004, and our experience shows that proper discovery and sequencing saves time and money in the long run.

Yes. We’ve been handling platform migrations since 2004 and have deep experience migrating from Magento 1, older versions of Adobe Commerce, and other outdated platforms to modern solutions. Every migration is unique, so we start with discovery to understand your goals, evaluate your current tech stack, and recommend the right target platform. We then manage the full migration — data, design, integrations, and launch — so your business doesn’t miss a beat and your customers have a better experience with the final product.