Platform migration
Moving a live store between systems whose data models differ: products, variants, categories, customers, orders and content are mapped, not just exported.
Ecommerce replatformingEcommerce platform migration
Ecommerce platform migration, route by route
Pick where your store is today and where it is going. Each route explains what moves, what needs transformation, what must be rebuilt, and how redirects, the trial migration and launch are planned.
Can’t see your platform? Choose Other. We assess every route individually—this is not a list of one-click connectors.
What an ecommerce platform migration includes
Changing platform is more than an export and an import. These are the parts we plan and check on every project.
Managed migration
One accountable lead runs the source audit, mapping, trial, launch and post-launch checks, and asks you to sign off the trade-offs.
Managed ecommerce migrationCustom and legacy sources
Custom-built shops, ERPs, PIMs and legacy platforms start with a source contract: what the database, API or export really contains.
Data migration
Field rules, transformations, exceptions and reconciliation counts, so you can check that what arrived is what left.
Data cleanup and mappingSEO migration
URL inventory, old-to-new redirect map, metadata, canonical and sitemap checks, plus crawls before and after launch.
SEO and redirect migrationTrial migration
A representative sample runs first, including awkward products and historic orders, before anything touches production.
Launch management
Content freeze, delta migration of new orders and customers, redirect activation, go-live checks and monitored first days.
Documented migration routes
Each route page is written from the mapping problems that route actually has. If yours is not listed, we assess it individually.
Adobe Commerce / Magento → BigCommerce
Magento to BigCommerce migration
This page is for Magento Open Source, Adobe Commerce and Magento 1 merchants who want a hosted platform but need to keep a real category tree, a complex catalog and as much of their URL structure as possible. BigCommerce changes the hosting and extension model, but unlike Shopify it lets you set product and category URLs yourself, which changes the redirect strategy. Prevedshop runs the move as a managed project: a named lead audits Magento, designs the mapping, runs a trial migration you check, and owns URLs, cutover and post-launch QA.
Learn moreAdobe Commerce / Magento → Shopify
Magento to Shopify migration
This page is for established Magento Open Source, Adobe Commerce and Magento 1 stores that want to move to Shopify without losing their catalog logic, order history or organic traffic. The move replaces a self-hosted EAV platform with a hosted one that has a fixed product model, fixed URL paths and an app ecosystem instead of extensions. Prevedshop runs it as a managed project: a named lead audits the Magento database, designs the Shopify mapping, runs a trial migration you check, and owns the redirects, cutover and post-launch QA.
Learn moreAdobe Commerce / Magento → Shoptet
Magento to Shoptet migration
This page is for Czech and Slovak merchants running Magento Open Source, Adobe Commerce or an old Magento 1 store who want to move to Shoptet, the hosted platform most of the local market uses. The move is a consolidation: Magento's attribute sets, configurable and bundle products, store views and custom modules are reduced to what Shoptet's simpler, fixed model can represent. Prevedshop runs it as a managed project: a named lead audits Magento, prepares the Shoptet import files, runs a trial import you check, and owns redirects, cutover and post-launch QA.
Learn moreOpenCart → Shopify
OpenCart to Shopify migration
This route is for OpenCart stores that have outgrown self-hosting: years of products, customers and orders, a stack of OCMOD or vQmod extensions, and a server that someone has to keep patched. The biggest change is the product model, because OpenCart options are not true variants and Shopify needs real variants with their own SKU, price and stock. Prevedshop runs the move as a managed project: a named lead audits your OpenCart database, decides with you how options become variants, maps every SEO keyword URL to a 301 redirect, runs a trial migration and owns launch and post-launch QA.
Learn morePrestaShop → Shopify
PrestaShop to Shopify migration
This page is for established PrestaShop merchants, often selling in several EU languages or from a multistore install, who want to stop running servers, PHP upgrades and module updates without losing catalog depth, order history or search visibility. The move changes more than hosting: combinations become Shopify variants, features and attributes become metafields and options, multistore becomes Markets or separate stores, and every ID-based friendly URL needs a mapped 301 redirect. Prevedshop runs it as a managed project: a named lead audits your PrestaShop data, owns the mapping, runs a trial migration you review, and handles the freeze, delta migration and post-launch QA.
Learn morePrestaShop → Shoptet
PrestaShop to Shoptet migration
This route is for Czech and Slovak merchants who run PrestaShop on their own hosting and want a hosted platform built around their local market: Czech invoicing and VAT, local carriers and payment gateways, and feeds for comparison sites such as Heureka and Zboží.cz. The migration turns PrestaShop combinations into Shoptet variants, features into parameters and modules into native Shoptet features or add-ons, and replaces ID-based PrestaShop URLs with a tested 301 redirect map. Prevedshop runs it as a managed project with a named lead, a trial import you review, and a planned freeze, delta migration and post-launch QA.
Learn moreShopify → WooCommerce
Shopify to WooCommerce migration
This route is for established Shopify merchants who want to own their stack: the database, the hosting, the checkout code and the content site in one WordPress installation. What changes most is responsibility, not just data. Hosting, plugin updates, backups and security become your team's job, and a lot of what Shopify apps stored has to be exported separately. Prevedshop runs the move as a managed project: a named lead audits the Shopify store and its apps, maps every entity to WooCommerce, runs a trial migration you check, and handles URLs, redirects, cutover and post-launch QA.
Learn moreShoptet → Shopify
Shoptet to Shopify migration
This route is for Czech and Slovak merchants on Shoptet who are expanding abroad and need a platform built for several countries, languages and currencies. Both platforms are hosted, so the hard part is not servers. It is the local layer: Heureka and Zboží.cz feeds, Czech carriers and pickup points, invoicing and ERP connections that Shoptet handles or connects to natively, and none of which Shopify provides out of the box. Prevedshop runs the migration as a managed project: a named lead audits the Shoptet store and its integrations, maps data and URLs, runs a trial migration, and manages the launch and post-launch QA.
Learn moreShopware 6 → Shopify
Shopware to Shopify migration (Shopware 5 and 6)
This route is for DACH and EU merchants on Shopware who have decided that a hosted platform is a better fit than another Shopware upgrade. For Shopware 5 stores, which have reached end of life, the alternative is usually a Shopware 6 rebuild anyway, so Shopify is compared against that project, not against staying put. Shopware 6 stores move for maintenance cost and ecosystem reasons. Prevedshop handles both versions as a managed migration: a named lead audits the Shopware database and plugins, maps properties, sales channels and SEO URLs to Shopify, runs a trial migration and manages cutover and post-launch QA.
Learn moreWooCommerce → BigCommerce
WooCommerce to BigCommerce migration
This page is for established WooCommerce stores moving to BigCommerce because they want a hosted platform without giving up a real category tree, flexible product options or control over URLs. What changes is where the data lives: WordPress posts, taxonomies and plugin tables become BigCommerce products, variants, modifiers, custom fields and categories, and WordPress plugins become apps or API integrations. Prevedshop runs it as a managed project: a named lead audits the WordPress install, maps every field, runs a trial migration you sign off, and handles redirects, launch and post-launch QA.
Learn moreWooCommerce → Shopify
WooCommerce to Shopify migration
This page is for established WooCommerce stores leaving self-hosted WordPress for Shopify without losing product data, order history, content or search visibility. What changes is the model: WooCommerce lets WordPress store almost anything as posts, taxonomies and plugin tables, while Shopify has a fixed product schema, fixed URL paths and apps instead of plugins. Prevedshop runs it as a managed project with a named lead: audit, field-by-field mapping, a trial migration you sign off, redirects, launch and post-launch QA.
Learn moreWooCommerce → Shoptet
WooCommerce to Shoptet migration
This page is for Czech and Slovak merchants, and foreign owners of stores in those markets, who want to leave a self-hosted WordPress and WooCommerce setup for Shoptet. What changes is the whole operating model: WordPress posts, taxonomies and plugin tables become Shoptet's structured import of products, variants, parameters and categories, and many local plugins are replaced by what Shoptet offers natively or through its add-on marketplace. Prevedshop runs the move with a named lead who audits the store, prepares the import, runs a trial you sign off, and handles redirects, launch and post-launch checks.
Learn moreYour systems are not listed?
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