A website migration affects much more than your platform. Your URLs, content, data, integrations, SEO and customer journeys all need to work together when the new site goes live. Our website migration services bring these moving parts into one structured process.
Every website contains years of valuable information, from product and customer records to content, media and SEO data. Our website migration services start by identifying what your current platform holds, what the new platform can support and how each data set should be mapped.
We don't treat migration as a simple export-and-import exercise. Data is mapped to the destination platform, checked during migration and validated before launch so your new website starts with the information your business actually needs.
Move product names, descriptions, SKUs, prices, stock data, images and other catalogue information where supported.
Recreate your category and collection structure so products remain organised and easy to navigate.
Migrate customer records, addresses and relevant account information in line with the destination platform's capabilities.
Transfer historical order information where supported, helping retain valuable operational and customer records.
Maintain options such as sizes, colours and other product variations with the correct relationships.
Map product attributes and custom fields to the structure supported by the destination platform.
Migrate product imagery, media assets and supporting files while maintaining their relationship with the relevant content.
Move important website pages, policies, FAQs and other CMS content without unnecessarily rebuilding everything from scratch.
Map old URLs to their new destinations and implement appropriate redirects to protect existing search visibility.
Plan the migration around connected systems such as ERP, CRM, payment, shipping and other third-party services.
Carry across relevant titles, descriptions and other SEO information required for the new website.
Magento and Adobe Commerce can support businesses with complex catalogues, B2B requirements, custom functionality and sophisticated integrations. But moving an existing website to Magento requires more than transferring products; your existing data structure, functionality, URLs and business processes all need to be considered.
KiwiCommerce's website migration services help you plan the move, prepare the Magento environment, map your existing website and validate the new store before launch. Our Magento expertise includes 300+ successful Magento projects and Adobe Gold Solution Partner status.
Shopify gives businesses a hosted platform with a broad ecosystem for building and managing online stores. If your current website has become difficult to maintain or no longer fits your operational needs, moving to Shopify can provide a cleaner foundation for growth.
Our Shopify website migration services cover more than product imports. We plan your data structure, URLs, content, integrations and customer journeys, then build and test the new store before your domain points to Shopify.
WordPress is widely used for content-led websites that need flexibility over their pages, content structure and digital experience. Moving to WordPress still requires careful planning when an existing website has years of content, established URLs, media and search visibility.
Our WordPress website migration services focus on preserving the valuable parts of your existing website while creating a clean foundation for the new WordPress build.
We implement multiple security measures to ensure a safe, compliant, and risk-free any platform migration. Your data is protected at every stage.
A successful website migration doesn't happen on launch day. It starts with understanding the existing website, planning the destination architecture and identifying risks before anything is switched over.
Our website migration process takes your project through discovery, planning, development, migration, testing and launch giving your team clear visibility at every stage.
We analyse your existing website, platform, data, functionality, integrations and SEO requirements to understand the full migration scope.
We create a migration roadmap covering platform requirements, data mapping, URL changes, functionality and launch priorities.
Your new platform is configured and developed around the agreed requirements rather than simply copying the old website.
Agreed data and content are transferred into the new platform and mapped according to its structure and capabilities.
We test functionality, migrated data, integrations, redirects, forms, checkout journeys and other critical website elements before launch.
Once the new website is validated, we coordinate the transition and provide ongoing support to resolve issues and optimise the new platform.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The cost depends on your current and destination platforms, website size, data volume, custom functionality, integrations and SEO requirements. A discovery call allows the migration scope to be assessed before providing a project estimate.
There is no fixed timeframe for every website migration. A simple CMS move can be relatively straightforward, while a large eCommerce migration with custom functionality, integrations and extensive data requires significantly more planning and testing.
A properly planned migration can significantly reduce SEO risk. Our approach considers URL mapping, redirects, metadata, site structure and other SEO elements before launch rather than treating SEO as a post-migration task.
For many projects, development and migration work can take place on a staging environment while the existing website continues operating. The exact approach depends on your platform, project scope and required cutover process.
Customer and order data can be included where the source and destination platforms support the required fields and migration method. We assess the existing data structure and destination platform before defining what can be transferred.
Yes, but they need to be assessed individually. Existing functionality may be rebuilt, replaced with native features, connected through an API or integrated using a suitable third-party solution on the new platform.
Old URLs should be mapped to their appropriate new destinations and relevant 301 redirects implemented. We also recommend validating redirects, internal links, sitemaps and indexation after launch.
Post-migration support helps identify and resolve issues that appear after launch, while also allowing the new website to be refined, monitored and improved as your business settles into the new platform.