WooCommerce to Medusa.js Migration
Your store on a new architecture.
WooCommerce to Medusa.js migration
- consistent design and well-maintained SEO.
About the service
Why switch from WooCommerce
WooCommerce is a good starting point - but it has its limitations. Medusa.js is an architecture built without compromise, designed for stores that are meant to grow.
A store that keeps up with your growth
WooCommerce is built on WordPress, which starts to slow down at medium traffic levels and with a large product catalog.
Medusa.js is an architecture designed for scale.
Full control over architecture
Medusa.js is a modular backend - you add only what you need, without plugins that conflict with each other, slow down the store, and generate recurring costs.
You develop your store the way you want, without compromises forced by the architecture.
Complete freedom in designing the look
Next.js lets you freely shape every important element - the cart, checkout process, product list, product page.
No imposed layouts or visual compromises.
Peace of mind for years, with no surprises
In WooCommerce, plugin updates can conflict with each other and break your store at the worst possible moment.
With Medusa.js, you have full control over what and when you update.
What we migrate
- Products - variants, prices, images, and descriptions
- Attributes, categories, and product tags
- Customer database
- Content - blog, terms and conditions, etc.
- Shipping and payment configuration
Why Codee
We know Medusa.js inside out
Official Medusa.js Expert
We are an official Medusa.js Supporter.
We actively develop the ecosystem and build our own open-source solutions.
End-to-end service
Migration is not just data - it's also UI, SEO redirects, hosting configuration, integrations, and training on the new admin panel.
One partner you can trust.
Our own solutions
Automations, notifications, InPost - we don't just promise, we show working solutions.Hybrid Starter
We build stores using our own Hybrid Starter - a proven foundation that speeds up delivery and ensures consistent architecture.
Experience
Check out selected projects
Awaryjny Słoik
We built a Medusa.js store that combines online sales with a network of physical retail points - one solution, one backend, multiple sales channels.

Process
How the migration works
Step 1
Audit
We analyze the store: catalog, customers, plugins, integrations, current UI.Step 2
Mapping and planning
We define how the data moves to Medusa.js and establish a timeline.Step 3
Backend configuration
We configure Medusa.js from scratch - payments, shipping, integrations, and plugins.Step 4
Frontend build
We build a new frontend using Next.js, preserving your visual identity.Step 5
Test environment
Everything is available on a staging environment.
We switch to production only after your full approval.
Step 6
Data migration
We move products, variants, customers, and content.
We test completeness and consistency.
Step 7
SEO continuity
We take care of SEO continuity - 301 redirects, URLs, meta data, and sitemap.Step 8
Go live
Production launch. The old WooCommerce store remains active as an archive for an agreed period.
Client testimonials
See what our clients say
Book a free audit
We'll review your store and tell you what's worth migrating, what to improve, and how much it costs.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the migration take?
It depends on the complexity of the store - integrations, plugins, and the scope of the UI. A simple store with standard integrations takes ~30 days, while more complex projects take ~60-90 days. The exact timeline is determined after the audit.
Will my store be unavailable during the migration?
Everything is prepared on a staging environment. We switch to production only after your full approval.
Will my order history be migrated?
Order history stays in WooCommerce - due to fundamental differences in data structure between the platforms, migrating it would be too risky and error-prone.
The old store remains active as an archive for an agreed period, so access to order history is not lost. New orders from the go-live date are handled exclusively by Medusa.js.
Can I keep the look of my store?
We preserve your visual identity - colors, typography, brand. The frontend is built from scratch in Next.js, so it's not a 1:1 transfer, but the final result looks consistent with your brand. Along the way, we also improve structure, performance, and responsiveness.
Is Medusa.js free?
Yes, Medusa.js is open-source and charges no licensing fees or sales commissions. You only pay for hosting, implementation, and standard payment processor fees - just like with any other store.
Can I manage the store on my own after migration?
Yes. Medusa.js has an intuitive admin panel - you manage products, orders, customers, and promotions without any coding knowledge.
We also offer training on how to use the new panel.
What about my payment integrations?
Stripe, PayU, Przelewy24, and other popular payment gateways are supported by Medusa.js. During the audit, we analyze your current integrations and determine what carries over natively and what requires additional configuration.
Do I need to change my domain?
No - you keep your domain unchanged. We take care of SEO continuity - we configure 301 redirects, migrate meta data, and update the sitemap. The URL structure may change - for example, WooCommerce uses /product/ while Medusa.js may use a different scheme. Every URL change is mapped and secured with a redirect so you don't lose search engine rankings.










