Whether you're building on Magento, Shopify, WooCommerce, or BigCommerce, we provide tailored solutions to solve your platform-specific challenges.
Yes. MageMontreal migrates stores between Adobe Commerce (Magento), Shopify, BigCommerce and WooCommerce, as well as from legacy or custom platforms. We move your products, customers, orders and integrations, protect your SEO with a full redirect plan, and switch over with zero downtime.
It depends on your catalog, B2B needs, integrations and internal resources. Adobe Commerce suits complex catalogs and advanced B2B, Shopify Plus and BigCommerce reduce maintenance, and WooCommerce fits content-driven brands. Since we work on all four, we recommend the best fit, not a favorite.
It depends on your catalog size, data volume, integrations and whether you redesign at the same time. After discovery, you receive an estimate and a project plan with clear milestones. Work then runs in two-week sprints with demos, followed by a full review before launch.
Not when SEO is planned from the start. We map every important URL to its new address with 301 redirects and carry over titles, meta descriptions and structured data. After launch, we monitor Google Search Console and fix any crawl or indexing issue quickly.
Products, variants, images, categories, customer accounts, order history, reviews, CMS pages and blog content. Each dataset is mapped field by field and validated after import. If customer passwords cannot be transferred for security reasons, we set up a simple reset flow for a smooth first login.
No. Your current store keeps selling while we build and test the new one separately. At launch, we run a final sync of recent orders and switch over during a low-traffic window, so customers experience no interruption.
Yes. Integrations are mapped during discovery and rebuilt as part of the migration. We connect ERPs such as Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and Epicor, plus PIM, CRM, payment, shipping and tax systems, to keep orders, inventory and pricing synchronized automatically.
Yes, and it is often the most efficient option, since it avoids building the same templates twice. Our process includes wireframes, prototypes and content mapping before development. You can also keep your current design and plan improvements for a later phase.
A timebank is a block of prepaid development hours, starting at 20 hours, that funds your migration. Our team draws from it sprint by sprint, from data mapping to launch. Hours shift as priorities change, and you pay only for work delivered, with no hidden fees.
A faster, more stable platform with your data, customers and rankings intact. Many clients also use the migration to automate manual work. Crystal ClearBags cut a two-hour task down to five minutes, and Biron accelerated its go-to-market with a more efficient system.
