Drupal Commerce to WooCommerce Migration

Drupal Commerce is an e-commerce module built on top of Drupal it runs inside a Drupal installation rather than being a standalone platform. While Drupal Commerce was popular for complex, custom e-commerce builds, it has major drawbacks: Drupal hosting is expensive and complex to maintain, Drupal Commerce updates are infrequent, there are very few developers still familiar with Drupal Commerce, the extension ecosystem is tiny compared to WooCommerce, performance is often poor, and scalability requires expensive customization. Businesses migrate away from Drupal Commerce to WooCommerce because WooCommerce is modern, actively developed, has 60,000+ plugins available, performs significantly better, is far cheaper to host, and has massive community support.

Drupal Commerce to WooCommerce migration cost depends on store size, product volume, custom Drupal fields, and module complexity. A basic Drupal Commerce store (under 100 products, standard modules) typically costs $1,500–$3,500. A medium store with 100–500 products, custom fields, and multiple Drupal Commerce modules costs $3,500–$9,000. A large Drupal Commerce installation with 500+ products, complex workflows, or custom modules can range from $9,000–$20,000+. EbizON provides a fixed-price quote after auditing your Drupal Commerce database and module setup no surprise costs mid-project. Contact us for a free estimate.

Timeline depends on store size and Drupal Commerce complexity. A small Drupal Commerce store (under 100 products, standard setup) takes 2–3 weeks. A medium store (100–500 products with custom fields and modules) takes 3–5 weeks. A large Drupal Commerce installation (500+ products, complex workflows, custom modules) takes 5–10 weeks. EbizON works on a staging server so your live Drupal Commerce store stays fully operational throughout. We provide a detailed milestone-based timeline after your free discovery call.

Not if the migration is done correctly. Drupal and WordPress use different URL structures and path aliases without precise 301 redirect mapping, every indexed Drupal Commerce URL becomes a 404 in WooCommerce, and Google removes those pages from rankings. EbizON prevents this by crawling your entire Drupal Commerce site before migration to capture all indexed URLs, building a complete Drupal-to-WordPress redirect mapping, implementing 301 redirects for every URL in .htaccess or via a redirect plugin, preserving all meta titles, meta descriptions, and header tags, and monitoring Google Search Console for 2 months post-launch. Our clients maintain or improve their rankings after migration.

EbizON transfers everything from your Drupal Commerce store to WooCommerce, including: all product data (titles, descriptions, images, SKUs, pricing, tax settings), all product attributes and variants, custom Drupal fields and field values, all product categories and subcategories, all customer accounts with order history, all order records (paid, pending, and completed), customer reviews and ratings, all images and media files, and even Drupal Commerce-specific settings like inventory rules and bulk discounts. Nothing is left behind. We conduct a detailed inventory audit before and after migration to verify 100% data transfer accuracy.

Drupal Commerce modules do not transfer directly to WooCommerce since the two platforms use completely different architectures. EbizON conducts a pre-migration audit of your Drupal Commerce modules and identifies the best WordPress plugin equivalent for each one. Common mappings include: Drupal Commerce Payment modules to WooCommerce native payment gateways (Stripe, PayPal, Square), Drupal Commerce Shipping modules to WooCommerce native shipping or ShipStation integration, Drupal Commerce Discount modules to WooCommerce coupon system or Discount Rules plugin, Product reviews to WooCommerce native reviews, and Drupal custom modules to custom WordPress functionality or ACF (Advanced Custom Fields). You receive a full module mapping report during discovery.

In most cases, yes. Drupal Commerce hosting is often expensive and requires specialized server configurations (often $100–$300+ per month). WooCommerce runs on standard PHP/MySQL hosting which is significantly cheaper (often $10–$50 per month from providers like SiteGround, Bluehost, or Cloudways). This is one major reason clients see 60–80% cost savings after migrating. The good news: the migration process includes full setup on your new, faster WooCommerce hosting, and your site will load much faster on WordPress-optimized infrastructure than it did on expensive Drupal hosting.

All customer accounts, login credentials, and order history are fully migrated to WooCommerce. Existing customers can log into their new WooCommerce accounts with the same username and password, and they can view their complete order history from their Drupal Commerce days. First-time purchases on the new WooCommerce site are tracked in the new system. We also configure email notifications so customers receive order confirmations, shipping updates, and other important emails from your new WooCommerce store instead of the old Drupal Commerce system.

EbizON has 15+ years of e-commerce migration experience and has completed 190+ Drupal Commerce-to-WooCommerce migrations. We understand Drupal Commerce’s specific architecture, how to extract data from Drupal’s complex field system, and how to map every module to WooCommerce equivalents. Every migration includes a pre-migration technical audit, complete module mapping report, full data transfer with 100% accuracy verification, zero downtime throughout, 100% SEO retention with complete 301 redirect implementation, custom WooCommerce setup including payment and shipping configuration, and 2 months of free post-launch monitoring. We are US-headquartered with development teams in India, offering enterprise-quality migration at competitive pricing. All engagements begin with a free discovery call and a fixed-price quote.