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Amazon Webstore to Shopware Migration

Migrate products, customers, and orders from Amazon Webstore to Shopware securely and accurately while preserving data relationships throughout the transfer.
No Downtime,
No Coding Required
Keep your store running during migration. No coding or technical skills required.
Free Demo Available
Preview a sample of your data in the target store before starting the full migration.
1-Year License
with Repeat Migrations
Repeat your migration when needed, including new or updated data, within your plan’s data limit.
Expert Technician Support
Get expert help with connections, configuration, migration issues, and data validation throughout your migration.

How to Migrate Amazon Webstore to Shopware

Connect the source and target, choose the supported data and options, and review the results. The steps below describe the tool workflow; expert-led and custom projects may follow an agreed plan.
Connect your source: Amazon Webstore
Connect your target: Shopware
Configure and start the migration
Review results & post-migration options
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Connect your source: Amazon Webstore

Enter the URL of the Amazon Webstore store you are migrating from and upload the required data files to establish the connection.

What Can You Migrate from Amazon Webstore to Shopware?

Review supported data, source-to-target mappings and any listed conditions. Custom fields, plugin data and URL redirects may need additional review.
Products
Customers
Orders
All relationships (categories, variants, images, etc.) preserved

Customize your setup with additional options

Recent Data Migration
Clear Target Store Data
Strip HTML Tags from Category and Product Names
Transfer Embedded Images to Target Store
Create 301 Redirects for SEO URLs
Preserve Product IDs & Category IDs
Compatibility Overview
Amazon WebstoreAmazon Webstore
ShopwareShopware
Version Range
All Amazon Webstore versions
5.x - 6.x (and newer)
Main Editions
Webstore by Amazon
Community Edition; Rise; Evolve; Beyond
Language & Localization
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Multilingual, Multicurrency, RTL, Localized URLs
Product Types: Simple Product, Variable Product, Virtual Product
Product Information: Name, SKU
Product Pricing: Regular Price, Sale Price
Product Images: Main image, Gallery Images, Images in Description
Product Inventory: Manage Inventory, Stock Status
External Links / Relationships: Categories
Product Attributes & Custom Fields: Attribute Value, Attribute Types
Product SEO / Structured Data: Meta Title, Meta Description, URL Path
Customer Information: First Name, Last Name, Email, Phone, Status, Date Created
Customer Order History: Order ID List
Order Information: ID, Number, Status, Currency, Subtotal, Discount, Tax, Total, Payment Method, Shipping Method, Shipping, Tracking, Note, Created Date, Updated Date
Product Details: Product Name, SKU, Quantity, Unit Price, Line Total, Tax, Discount, Options
Amazon WebstoreAmazon Webstore
ShopwareShopware
Product Types
Simple Product
Product
Variable Product
Product Variants
Virtual Product
Digital Product
Name
Name
SKU
Product Number
Regular Price
Price
Sale Price
Price (with List Price Higher)
Main image
Cover
Gallery Images
Media
Images in Description
Description
Manage Inventory
Manage Stock
Stock Status
Available
Categories
Categories
Attribute Value
Options
Attribute Types
Display Type
Meta Title
Meta Title
Meta Description
Meta Description
URL Path
SEO URL
Customer Information
First Name
First Name
Last Name
Last Name
Email
Email
Phone
Phone
Status
Active
Date Created
Created At
Order ID List
Orders
Order Information
ID
ID
Number
Order Number
Status
Status
Currency
Currency
Subtotal
Subtotal
Discount
Discount
Tax
Tax
Total
Total
Payment Method
Payment Method
Shipping Method
Shipping Method
Shipping
Shipping Method
Tracking
Tracking Code
Note
Comments
Created Date
Created At
Updated Date
Updated At
Product Name
Label
SKU
Product Number
Quantity
Quantity
Unit Price
Unit Price
Line Total
Total Price
Tax
Tax
Discount
Discount
Options
Options

Amazon Webstore to Shopware Migration Cost

This migration requires Custom Migration. Enter your data volumes for an initial estimate; the final scope and price depend on a review of your requirements.
1. Service
Amazon Webstore requires the Custom service.
2. Data Volume
Source Platform
Amazon Webstore
Target Platform
Shopware

These four data types are used to estimate the price. Other supported data, including categories, coupons, and reviews, is also migrated at no extra charge.

Custom Jobs
+$100.00

You can increase your plan’s data limit, upgrade your service, or add custom work while your license is valid.

You only pay the price difference, and your license expiry date stays the same. Custom work is reviewed and quoted separately.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What you need to know before migrating your store data from Amazon Webstore to Shopware.

What can be migrated from an archived Amazon Webstore export?

Start by providing samples of product.csv and order.csv so we can confirm their contents. The existing reader accepts these files, but separate customer and category migration is disabled in its default setup. An archived export therefore does not automatically restore customer accounts or the original category structure; those requirements need a separate assessment.

Existing variants become child products linked to their parent. If the source only supplies separate choices, Next-Cart creates combinations from them, up to 3,000 per product; no combinations are created above that count. This is a migration-processing limit, not a platform limit, and does not apply to variants already supplied. Check that the resulting choices, prices and stock match what you actually sell. This applies to the Shopware 6 connection, not Shopware 5 or custom product-configurator extensions.

Next-Cart copies the main image and gallery to Shopware 6 and uses the main image as the product cover. Keep the original files accessible during the transfer. After a test, check the cover, picture order and image links in the new store. Migrating the images does not recreate a gallery extension or the original storefront design.

No. The import process creates a new internal ID, while the displayed order number uses the incoming order number, falling back to the source order ID if no number is supplied. Review number conflicts in an existing destination store; retaining a displayed number is different from retaining the old database ID.

Shopware 6 uses separate payment and delivery mappings in this connection. The overall order state is derived from both, so a paid or shipped order can become completed, while refund, return, or cancellation states can make it cancelled. Check a paid-but-unshipped order and a refunded order before approving the mappings.

Available services depend on your migration path. Standard Migration lets you use the tool yourself with technical support. With Managed Migration, our technicians carry out the agreed migration. Custom Migration covers tailored requirements, with the migration carried out by you or our team as agreed. Data types must be supported by both connections; choosing expert handling does not by itself add unsupported data.

Where a self-service Demo Migration is available for your migration path, you can try it for free before purchasing. It transfers a small sample of supported data so you can check the result. Add-ons and custom work are not included in the self-service demo. For a file-based, custom or technician-assisted evaluation, contact us first to agree the test scope and any applicable cost.

Your data types and quantities determine the Entity Points total and the plan you need. The cost also depends on your chosen service, add-ons, and any custom work. Use the pricing calculator for an estimate; custom work is reviewed and quoted separately.

If you are migrating from a live store, it can normally keep taking orders while Next-Cart copies its data. The migration does not delete or change the source data. Plan the final update and the switch to the new store separately so recent orders and other changes are included. For file-based migrations, changes made after an export require a fresh export; an uploaded file is not a live connection to the store.

Yes. Your license allows repeat runs for the same store and migration path for 12 months from purchase, within your plan’s data limit. Continuing the previous migration can add eligible new records without importing the same mapped records again.

Changing records already migrated is separate: the paid Data Update add-on can update selected fields where your source, target version and those fields are supported. Keep the existing migration links and leave target-data clearing off. It does not automatically update every field or provide continuous synchronization.

Yes. While your license is valid, you can increase your plan’s data limit and upgrade to a higher service where it is available for your migration path. You can move from Standard Migration to Managed Migration or Custom Migration, or from Managed Migration to Custom Migration.

If you already use Custom Migration, you can add custom work after a review and quote. You pay only the additional amount, and your license expiry date stays the same.

Start Your Amazon Webstore to Shopware Migration Today!

Move your store from Amazon Webstore to Shopware with a secure, guided migration tailored to your business.