BigCommerce to Commercetools Migration

Yes. Elogic publicly positions itself as a commercetools solutions partner and has also announced a strategic partnership with commercetools, and we present BigCommerce delivery as “certified” on our BigCommerce development services.

In composable setups, many domains (product data in PIM, pricing/inventory/orders in core systems) are often better handled through integrations rather than “one-time moves.” It’s also common to avoid migrating all historical orders and only bring what you truly need for operations (e.g., returns window), to reduce complexity and risk.

We treat SEO as a dedicated workstream: preserve or map URL structure, keep internal linking logic stable, and ensure metadata/SEO configurations are carried over. The migration page explicitly highlights maintaining SEO standings via structure, URLs, and internal links, and includes SEO metadata among transferable data.

Yes, but in composable commerce this is typically a rebuild/re-architecture rather than a “copy.” We assess extensions and custom code, then migrate where feasible using a mix of automated/manual transfer or rebuild tools, and we refine custom code to improve performance on the new platform.

Yes. After launch, we provide post-migration support for troubleshooting, optimization, and further customization, and we also position ongoing support/maintenance as an option to prevent unexpected issues after release.

For most enterprise and integration-heavy stores, a phased roadmap is safer: start with discovery and gap analysis, define what must be migrated vs replaced, and roll out in controlled releases. That aligns with commercetools’ recommended migration approach and matches our process (analysis → strategy → data/theme/extensions/custom code → QA → launch).

We migrate core commerce entities (products, variants/SKUs, descriptions, pricing, inventory, images, customer/order data, configurations) and include SEO metadata in the scope. We also run a full pre-migration backup and validate data compatibility during QA before go-live.

We use encryption and secure transfer channels and align with international data protection standards as described in the page FAQ, then validate protection and readiness during the Quality Assurance stage before launch.

Timelines depend on complexity, integrations, and how much must be rebuilt. On the page we describe three paths: automated migration for simpler needs (about 1 month), a service package blending automation + expert work (up to ~3 months), and fully custom migration for complex cases (up to ~5 months).

If you need deeper composability, API-first customization, and integration freedom, commercetools is often a better fit; if your needs are simpler and you prefer a more packaged platform experience, staying can make sense. We can compare both options using the platform’s own positioning (commercetools vs BigCommerce) plus your business requirements and integration landscape to recommend the lowest-risk path.