When WordPress starts fighting your store, we move you to Magento.
WooCommerce is fine until the catalog grows, the plugins pile up, and the site slows to a crawl on your busiest day. We move you to Magento and bring your products, customers, orders, content, and rankings with you.
- No data loss, reconciled after launch
- Rankings protected with 301 redirects
- Certified Magento team since 2009
- Fixed scope, fixed price
What comes with you
- Every product, category, and image
- Customers and full order history
- WordPress posts, pages, and media
- URLs, meta data, and search rankings
WooCommerce was never built to carry a big store
It is a plugin on top of a blogging platform. That works at the start. At scale, every extra plugin is one more thing that can break, slow you down, or open a security hole.
If this is your reality, the problem is not your team. It is the platform under them.
- The admin and the storefront crawl when traffic or the catalog grows.
- You run twenty or thirty plugins, and they fight each other.
- Every WordPress or plugin update is a gamble on what will break.
- Selling to businesses means stacking even more add-ons.
- You are patching security holes more than you are growing.
A platform built for commerce, not for blogging
Magento puts the commerce features in the core, so you depend on far fewer moving parts.
Speed at scale
Big catalogs and peak-day traffic do not bring it to its knees. Magento is built to stay fast as you grow.
Fewer plugins to break
Catalog, pricing, checkout, and promotions are built in. Less stacking means fewer conflicts and fewer surprises.
B2B in the core
Company accounts, quotes, and tiered pricing are native, so wholesale does not mean another pile of add-ons.
Multi-store, one backend
Run several storefronts, brands, languages, and currencies from one place instead of separate WordPress installs.
A smaller attack surface
Fewer plugins and a dedicated commerce core mean clearer patching and less to worry about.
Full SEO control
Own your URLs, redirects, and structured data instead of leaning on whatever a plugin decides by default.
The three things that scare people, and how we remove them
Done badly, a migration drops traffic, loses orders, or corrupts data. So most of our work happens before we touch your live store.
Your rankings
We map every WooCommerce URL to its new Magento URL with 301 redirects, carry over your meta data, and submit a fresh sitemap. Your traffic and backlinks follow you.
Your uptime
We build and migrate on staging while WooCommerce keeps selling. Go-live is a short, planned window with a rollback ready.
Your data
Products, customers, and full order history move across, then we reconcile the counts after launch so nothing quietly goes missing.
A working store, and the team that built it
You do not get an export and a goodbye. You get a tested Magento store, redirected and ready to sell, and people who know it inside out.
- Products, variations, categories, images
- Customers, addresses, full order history
- Coupons, discounts, pricing rules
- WordPress posts, pages, and media
- Old URLs mapped to 301 redirects
- Meta titles, descriptions, image alts
- Plugin features matched to Magento
- Your design, rebuilt on Magento or Hyva
A plan you can see from day one
You will know the scope, the timeline, and the price before we start.
Audit and plan
We review your store and your plugin list, decide what each one becomes in Magento, and give you a fixed scope, timeline, and quote.
Build and migrate
We set up Magento, migrate your data to staging, and rebuild your design so it loads faster than WordPress did.
Map redirects and SEO
We match every old URL to a new one, keep your meta data, and prepare the sitemap so search engines follow the move.
Test and go live
We test data, checkout, and payments, launch in a planned window, and stay close in the days after.
Magento is what we do, all day
We have worked on Magento since 2009, across every version and store size. Replatforming from WooCommerce is familiar ground.
The questions people ask before they move
Will I lose my Google rankings?
No. We map every WooCommerce URL to its new Magento URL with 301 redirects, keep your titles and descriptions, and submit a fresh sitemap. Search engines treat it as a move, so your traffic and backlinks carry over.
Is my store down during the move?
No. We build and migrate on staging while WooCommerce keeps taking orders. The switch to live is a short, planned window with a rollback ready.
What happens to my plugins?
Plugins do not move across, but what they do for you does. During the audit we match each important plugin to a Magento feature or extension, so you do not lose functionality.
Can I keep my WordPress blog?
Yes. Your posts, pages, and media come across. You can run your content inside Magento, or keep WordPress for the blog and Magento for the store. We will recommend the cleaner option for you.
Magento Open Source or Adobe Commerce?
We will tell you straight which fits your size and budget. Most stores moving off WooCommerce start on Magento Open Source. We will not sell you a license you do not need.
How long does it take?
It depends on your catalog, plugins, and integrations. You get a fixed timeline after the audit, so there are no surprises.
Start with a free migration audit
We will map your data, your plugins, your redirects, and a fixed quote before you commit. You will know exactly what the move involves.