Migrate from Magento (Adobe Commerce) to Vendor.
When Magento's maintenance burden, performance, or hosting cost outgrow the value, Vendor is the move that gets you a modern operational layer without losing what Magento did well.
Talk to a Vendor expert who has onboarded operations like yours.
Get a migration planWhy teams migrate from Magento.
[Placeholder] Magento (now Adobe Commerce) was a powerful choice in its era. The price of that flexibility is high: heavy infrastructure, multi-month upgrades, expensive specialist developers, slow admin even with caching, and a community-edition path that's deprecating. Migration is rarely about Magento being wrong — it's about wanting the operational footprint of a modern SaaS without losing the data-model depth that Magento taught your team to expect.
- €2k–€10k/month in hosting + maintenance for a mid-market store
- Magento upgrades that take 3–6 months and break custom modules
- Specialist developers who cost 2–3× general full-stack engineers
- Admin still slow even with full-page cache + Redis
- Community Edition deprecated; Adobe Commerce licensing is expensive
- Performance work that's never finished
What changes after the migration.
What customers report in the first 90 days.
No more infrastructure ownership
We run the platform. No hosting, no Redis cluster, no Elasticsearch fleet, no Magento crons monitored by your DevOps.
Schema depth preserved
Magento's data-model depth (configurable products, attribute sets, attribute groups) maps cleanly to Vendor's catalog. You don't lose modeling power.
Fast admin
Catalog operations on 100K+ SKUs feel as fast as 1K SKUs. No FPC + Redis required to keep the UI usable.
Modern storefront
Next.js storefront with edge SSR. Median LCP under 1.2s on mobile across our customer base.
Native B2B + DTC + Omnichannel
What Magento needed three SKUs for (Commerce, B2B, Omni) is one tenant in Vendor.
General-purpose engineering
Build with Next.js, TypeScript, and our typed SDK. Hire general engineers, not Magento specialists.
What customers report.
Infra cost
−65%
vs Magento hosting
Time-to-feature
−4×
After migration
Migration timeline
12–20 wks
Mid-market average
Cutover downtime
0 min
SLA commitment
Recent Magento → Vendor migrations.
[Placeholder] Northwind Apparel
Magento 2 + 4 paid extensions → Vendor. 16-week migration with 0 cutover downtime.
−68% infra cost
[Placeholder] Polar Components
Magento B2B + custom EDI module → Vendor. Native EDI replaced custom module entirely.
EDI module retired
[Placeholder] Helix Audio
Magento Commerce 2 → Vendor. Catalog migration of 14K serialized SKUs, including warranty history.
100% warranty data preserved
Magento migration questions.
What about my custom Magento modules?
[Placeholder] We audit each module: native Vendor feature, custom integration via SDK, or genuine deprecation. Most customers retire 60–80% of custom modules; the rest port in 1–3 sprints each.
Will I keep my Magento data model?
[Placeholder] Yes. Configurable products, attribute sets, custom attributes, product relationships — all map cleanly. We share the schema map before you commit.
What about Magento-specific SEO (canonical URLs, layered nav)?
[Placeholder] URL structures preserve. Layered navigation is native in Vendor's search. Canonical strategy migrates intact. We commit to zero traffic loss in the cutover SLA.
How long do typical Magento migrations take?
[Placeholder] 12–20 weeks for a mid-market Magento Commerce 2 store. Schema and customizations are usually the long pole. We share a written plan after a 2-week scoping engagement.
What does this cost compared to Adobe Commerce licensing?
[Placeholder] Vendor's TCO is typically 30–50% lower than equivalent Adobe Commerce + hosting + DevOps. Real numbers depend on your operation — we share a comparison spreadsheet in the scoping phase.