Migrating from Magento to Medusa.
We move teams off Magento into a Medusa-led commerce build, with Payload alongside where content-heavy pages need a CMS. Tell us what you're running below and we'll scope the move.
A Magento migration starts as a commerce migration. The source audit separates Adobe Commerce, Adobe Commerce on Cloud, Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service, and Magento Open Source before mapping catalog data, customer accounts, order history, extensions, integrations, payments, fulfilment, tax, search, and URLs. Medusa becomes the commerce engine; Payload sits alongside it only where content-heavy pages need structured CMS workflows.
The catalogue move exports product and customer data through Adobe Commerce data transfer, customer exports, APIs, reports, or archive exports where the source edition supports them. Configurable products and their simple variations are grouped before they become Medusa products, options, and variants. Order history is scoped by use: active customer-facing history can move into Medusa, while finance, shipment, invoice, refund, and retention records can stay in Magento, Adobe Commerce archive, an ERP, or another system of record. Magento extensions do not port, so each one becomes a Medusa module or workflow, a provider integration, a storefront component, a Payload content model, or a retirement decision. Category trees, product URL keys, CMS paths, and URL rewrites are mapped before cutover.
Who runs the migration
We are a Payload partner agency and a top contributor to the project. When something in the platform needs attention, we have direct access to the maintainers.
We have run this kind of move at enterprise scale. We migrated Ingersoll Rand's China sites off Oracle Content Manager in five months, with zero downtime at cutover, and we built the Council of Europe Development Bank's events platform to the deadline of their 70-year anniversary.
The first conversation is a free consultation. Scope, cost, and timing are agreed before any work starts.