eCommerce platform migration, planned and tested end to end

An eCommerce platform migration is the move of your store from one platform to another, with data, URLs and rankings intact. It suits merchants on Magento 1, Shopify, BigCommerce, nopCommerce or custom platforms who have outgrown them. Magento360 maps every record, moves it by script, checks it by hand and keeps a rollback plan ready.

Usually 4 to 8 weeks. That covers data checks, theme work and testing on a staging copy. You get a detailed timeline during the assessment, along with a risk assessment and rollback strategy. After go-live, we monitor performance, errors and rankings for 30 days, so plan for that window too.

Usually 1 to 2 hours, during the final DNS cutover. We schedule the cutover off-peak and monitor the store in real time throughout. Deployment is Git-based with instant rollback, so we can act fast if anything looks wrong. Monitoring continues for 30 days after go-live.

We roll back. Every migration has a rollback plan, and we can revert to your original platform within 30 minutes. We keep full backups throughout the project. After launch, we monitor performance, errors and rankings closely for 30 days, so issues are caught early.

We keep your URLs, redirects and metadata intact. Every legacy URL gets a 301 redirect, meta tags and structured data are kept, and URL structure is preserved where possible. We send updated sitemaps to Google, then monitor rankings. HomeSpice.com retained 100% of its SEO rankings after its Magento 2 to Shopify migration.

Yes. We assess every custom feature during discovery, then migrate it or rebuild it with native platform features. The rebuilt version is often simpler and easier to maintain. For Copperfield.com, we rebuilt a custom B2B quote tool on Shopify after moving the store from BigCommerce.