Next-Cart

More Than 80+ Popular Migration Paths

The most common data migration routes chosen by merchants worldwide.

How Our Migration Process Works

A clear flow from secure connection to Demo and Full Migration.
Run it yourself or get expert help whenever you need it.
STEP1
Connect Your Stores
Connect Source Store and Target Store
STEP2
Configure Your Migration
Choose data, options, and migration mappings
STEP3
Run Full Migration
Migrate selected data to Target Store

Why Merchants Choose Next-Cart

Moving a store should feel manageable, not risky. Next-Cart combines secure connections, flexible migration options, and 24/7 expert support so you can move supported data with less stress while your Source Platform stays live.

Fast and Accurate Migration

No Downtime During Transfer

Real Expert Support

Easy to Use

SEO Ranking Preservation

Data Security GDPR

Case Studies

Stories from merchants who trusted us with what they had encountered and already walked through

Frequently Asked Questions

What you need to know about moving your store data between platforms.

What data can Next-Cart migrate?

Next-Cart handles two types of data. Standard data is listed on the Product Detail Page for your specific Source Platform → Target Platform pair and is migrated by default. It usually includes products, categories, customers, orders, blog posts, CMS pages, reviews, coupons, images, SEO data, variants, options, attributes, and other supported records.

Extended data outside that listed scope, such as non-standard fields, app or plugin data, custom tables, or special structures, requires Custom Migration.   

 

Yes. Next-Cart copies your data without deleting or changing anything on your current store, so you can keep selling while the migration runs.

To avoid conflicts, we recommend not editing migrated data on your new store while a migration is running.

The process has three simple steps:

  • Connect your stores.
  • Choose the data and migration settings.
  • Start the migration and check the results. 

Demo Migration moves a sample of up to 10 products, 10 customers, 10 orders, 10 blog posts, and 10 CMS pages. Other supported standard data types are migrated in full during the Demo, except Reviews and Coupons, which are not included.

No. You can start Full Migration whenever you are ready. Demo Migration is simply a free way to see how a small sample of your data will appear on the Target Store before migrating everything.

  • Standard Migration is a good fit when you want to operate the tool yourself with technical support available when needed.
  • Managed Migration is designed for merchants who prefer Next-Cart experts to handle the agreed migration steps.
  • Custom Migration is best for non-standard data, custom fields, third-party sources, or special rules.

You can upgrade your service after purchase if your requirements grow.

Think of Entity Points as the size of your migration plan. Next-Cart only counts four data types, and each one has a Weight:

  • Product Weight: 1.0
  • Customer Weight: 0.5
  • Order Weight: 0.8
  • Blog post Weight: 0.6

Multiply the number of records in each data type by its Weight, then add the results together.

Example: 100 Products + 100 Customers + 100 Orders + 100 Blog Posts = 100 + 50 + 80 + 60 = 290 Entity Points.

Other supported standard data, such as categories, reviews, coupons, CMS pages, taxes, and manufacturers, is still migrated and does not add Entity Points.

The quantities you enter help you choose a suitable plan; they do not filter or limit the records that can be migrated.

Add-ons give you a simple way to handle basic customization without building a fully custom migration:

  • Data Filter: filters which records are migrated based on field values.
  • Data Transformation: changes field values using defined rules during migration.
  • Advanced Field Mapping: remaps source fields to other target fields or custom fields.

Add-ons work within defined limits. More complex requirements may need Custom Migration.

In many cases, yes. For basic needs, Add-ons may be enough to filter records, transform values, or remap fields.

More complex data from apps, plugins, extensions, custom tables, unsupported entities, or special business rules may require Custom Migration.

Additional Migration Options give you three choices for the same migration path:

  • Continue with the last used configuration: reuse the previous settings to bring over later source-store data.
  • Continue with a new configuration: review or change mapping, filters, selected data, or Add-ons before continuing.
  • Perform a new migration: create a fresh result when the earlier result in your new store should be replaced.

Choose the option based on the result you want in your new store, then check the migrated data afterward.

Only new Product, Customer, Order, and Blog Post records use Entity Points when they are migrated for the first time.

Records already counted under the same service license do not use Entity Points again, even if you continue the migration or perform a new migration.

Example: 20 new Orders use 16 Entity Points (20 × 0.8); previously counted Orders use 0 additional points.

Make sure your plan has enough remaining capacity for new counted records.

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