From Magento to VTEX, with less infrastructure.

For many years, Magento was the main open-source option for those who wanted full control of their e-commerce. The cost of that control is high: dedicated servers or expensive cloud, permanent DevOps, upgrades that break customizations, paid modules that don't keep pace with the platform and Core Web Vitals that rarely turn green without heavy investment.

Operations that started small and grew to tens or hundreds of millions in GMV find that keeping Magento for five more years costs more than migrating to a modern SaaS. Adobe Commerce has moved toward B2B and enterprise, with high licensing costs. VTEX, a native SaaS with a strong presence in Brazil, delivers equivalent capability with no infrastructure to maintain.

Magento migrations carry their own SEO risks: the catalog URL structure is very flexible and may change format on VTEX, dynamic sitemaps follow different rules and faceted filter modules can index thousands of parallel URLs.

The SEO workstream starts with a full audit of the current Magento, covering most-visited URLs, URLs with backlinks and performance by template. That produces a 1:1 redirect matrix for critical cases and slug preservation for the rest. The sitemap is rebuilt, critical metadata is replicated and, after go-live, indexing, rankings and organic traffic are tracked daily.

Magento catalogs tend to have rich structures: attribute sets and configurable, bundle and grouped products. Mapping to VTEX reviews that model and often simplifies what grew unchecked over the years. Attributes become specifications, configurable products become SKUs with variations and pricing and promotion rules are translated into the VTEX promotions engine.

CCX's internal ETL tools automate much of this mapping and allow incremental loads with reconciliation, which lowers the risk of reaching cutover with an inconsistent catalog.

A mature Magento usually accumulates paid modules for marketplaces, ERP, payment gateways and fraud prevention. On VTEX, many of these integrations are native or available as official apps.

For ERP, we use ready-made connectors for TOTVS Protheus, SAP, Oracle and Senior, or custom middleware. For marketplaces, VTEX connectors for Mercado Livre, Amazon, Magalu, Shopee and others. For payment gateways and fraud prevention, the VTEX portfolio covers the main players in Brazil. The operation moves from a landscape of paid modules to an integrated platform operation.

Migration simplifies day-to-day operations. Instead of a team split across DevOps, Magento back end, front end and integrations, the operation needs a lean business and configuration team, with a few developers focused on lightweight extensions in React and TypeScript.

CCX delivers the migration and the enablement of the internal team, with learning tracks for marketing, IT, support and operations. After hypercare, most clients keep CCX as an on-demand squad or monthly advisory, with the internal team running daily operations autonomously.