Magento 1 and OpenMage
Magento 1 support, and a proper plan to move off it
Magento 1 hit end of life in 2020, and plenty of good stores still run on it. We keep yours patched and locked down, move it to OpenMage if that makes sense, and migrate it to Magento 2 or Shopify when the business is ready.
The stores didn't vanish when official support stopped. Lots of them kept trading, kept taking cards and kept getting attacked, often on PHP versions that haven't had a security fix in years. Developers who really know Magento 1 are getting hard to find.
We've worked on it since 2011. We know the code, the extensions and the usual ways these stores get broken into. So you don't have to choose between ignoring the problem and rebuilding everything at once. We make the current store safe and write you a plan for the move.
When you're ready, we move you to Magento 2.4.9 or Shopify, bringing your products, customers, orders and URLs with you.
Keep it safe
- OpenMage LTS upgrades
- Community security patches, including Mage-One
- Malware and skimmer removal
- Admin, server and PHP hardening
- WAF rules and file integrity monitoring
- Checkout script controls for PCI DSS
Keep it running
- PHP 8 compatibility via OpenMage
- Payment module updates
- Extension repairs and replacements
- Performance and database tuning
- Server migrations to supported operating systems
- Ongoing support on retainer
Move it
- Magento 1 to Magento 2.4.9 migration
- Magento 1 to Shopify or Shopify Plus
- Feature and extension mapping
- Customer, order and product data migration
- Full 301 redirect map
- Search Console baseline and before/after crawl comparison
- Final data sync at launch
Tell us what you're planning for the store.
You'll speak to one of the developers. We'll tell you which route we'd take, what usually goes wrong on projects like yours and where we'd start.
Happy to sign an NDA · Everything tested on staging first · The code is yours