WooCommerce to Magento Migration for Stores That Outgrew Their Plugins

What the store does today through plugins, what breaks or slows as it grows, and whether Magento Open Source, Mage-OS, or Adobe Commerce answers it. You get the running costs of each beside what you pay now, and a plain recommendation, including "stay and tune WooCommerce" when that is the right call.

A managed Magento environment sized to your catalog and traffic: PHP, the database, OpenSearch for catalog search, Redis and Varnish for caching, a CDN, staging, backups, and a deployment pipeline, or Adobe Commerce cloud when the license makes sense. Set up once and documented for whoever maintains it.

Variable products become configurable products with their simple children; global attributes become Magento attributes grouped into attribute sets; grouped, bundled, virtual, and downloadable products map to the matching Magento types; custom fields added by plugins become real attributes that filters, search, and feeds can use.

Customers with addresses and roles, and the order history with items, totals, and statuses, imported so service and reporting carry on. WordPress password hashes do not load into Magento as they are, so we either add a small module that verifies the old hash at first sign-in or plan a reset campaign, and recommend one after seeing your data.

A storefront built on Hyvä, the lightweight Magento front end that has been free and open source since November 2025, designed for your catalog and tuned to pass Core Web Vitals on mobile. Your WordPress theme does not carry over, but the brand and the page structure customers know do.

Role-based prices and wholesale plugins become customer groups, tier prices, and catalog and cart price rules that Magento includes. For company accounts, shared catalogs, quotes, and requisition lists, Adobe Commerce B2B or a vetted extension is configured and tested with real buyer accounts.

Each plugin is checked against what Magento already does: multi-store, multi-source inventory, layered navigation, promotions, and multiple currencies need no extension. What remains is matched to a maintained extension or built as a module, and ERP, PIM, shipping, tax, and email integrations are reconnected and tested with real orders.

Your articles and landing pages do not have to leave WordPress. Many stores keep it for content beside Magento, on the same domain, so editors keep the tool they know and no post changes its URL. Where one system is preferred, pages are rebuilt in Magento's Page Builder and posts are redirected.

Magento URL keys are set to stay as close as possible to your /product/ and /product-category/ paths, and every URL that still changes gets a one-to-one 301. Titles, descriptions, canonicals, and structured data move with the pages, launch day is rehearsed, and Magento support covers patches and upgrades afterward.

The assessment, the edition and hosting choice, the cost comparison, and a fixed price. The free migration audit is a quick first read.

Hosting provisioned, attribute sets and product types designed, and the mapping from WordPress tables to Magento entities written down and approved.

Catalog, customers, and orders imported by script into staging, counts compared with WooCommerce, and the run repeated until it is clean.

The Hyvä storefront built, price rules and customer groups configured, extensions installed, and integrations tested with real orders.

URL rewrites imported and crawled, a load test, a final sync of customers and orders, and DNS changed in a quiet hour.

Two weeks of daily checks on rankings, errors, orders, and speed, then scheduled security patches and upgrades so the store stays on a supported release.