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    Store migration

    A platform chosen for your catalogue and budget, not for what's trending

    We compare platforms against your catalogue, sales channels, integrations and budget, and recommend the one that will be cheapest to run in the years ahead.

    How we compare platforms

    On your data, not generic rankings.

    1. 1RequirementsWe write down your catalogue, order volume, markets, sales channels, integrations and what bothers you most today.
    2. 2Running costWe add up subscriptions, transaction fees, hosting, paid apps and plugins, and developer hours for updates.
    3. 3Trial on a sampleOn two or three shortlisted platforms we test the key points with your products, such as variants and the ERP integration.
    4. 4RecommendationYou get a single comparison table and a recommendation with the reasoning. The decision is yours.

    When it's worth comparing platforms before you move

    Everyone recommends something different

    Your agency recommends the platform it works with, and friends recommend whatever their own store runs on.

    Costs keep rising

    Subscription, fees and paid plugins grow faster than sales.

    The platform holds you back

    A new market, B2B sales or a marketplace need workarounds that break with every update.

    Updates break the store

    Every platform update ends in fixes, so nobody wants to run it.

    Six platforms, six different sets of strengths

    No platform is best for everyone. This is roughly where the comparison starts.

    Shopify

    Little server and update work. Fees and paid apps need counting at high sales volumes.

    WooCommerce

    Full control and low licence cost. Hosting, plugins and updates need looking after.

    PrestaShop

    Popular in Poland, with many modules. For large stores, module and hosting quality matter.

    Shopware

    Strong with large catalogues, many channels and B2B sales. A higher barrier to entry.

    IdoSell

    Lots of features and integrations in the subscription. Changes outside the admin panel are limited.

    Shoper

    An easy start and Polish integrations. Unusual needs hit limits sooner.

    What you get

    A comparison you can defend in front of the board and the finance team.

    1. 1Running cost of each option
    2. 2Requirements met without workarounds
    3. 3Integrations ready vs to build
    4. 4Migration risks per platform

    If staying on your current platform comes out best, we'll say so.

    Common questions

    Is there a platform you always recommend?

    No. We work on all six and recommend whichever comes out best in the comparison for your store.

    Do we have to migrate with you afterwards?

    No. The comparison is a separate service and you can take it to any vendor.

    What if staying put turns out cheapest?

    Then that's what we recommend, along with what to improve so the store runs better without moving.

    Do you take B2B sales into account?

    Yes. Business pricing, credit limits and wholesale orders are a common reason to pick a particular platform.

    Tell us about your store

    Let us know which platform your store runs on today, how many products and orders it has, and what you want to change. We reply within one business day.

    Other parts of this service

    Products and categories

    Variants, photos, attributes, prices, stock and relations. Along the way we merge duplicates and tidy up categories.
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    Customers and orders

    Customer accounts with consents, order history, discount codes and gift cards. After the move, customers log in and see their past purchases.
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    301 redirects and SEO

    A map from every old URL to its new one, plus titles, descriptions and structured data. After launch we watch Google Search Console and fix whatever drops out.
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    Integrations and payments

    We reconnect the ERP, BaseLinker, marketplaces, couriers and payment gateways, then test a full order from cart to invoice.
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