Everything you'd want to know before you install.
A detailed look at how WooCommerce to PrestaShop 8 & 9 Migration works, why we built it the way we did, and the thinking behind the features above.
A complete migration, not just a CSV import
CSV exports lose what matters most: variation structure, global attributes, category links, metadata. WooCommerce Migration connects directly to your WordPress store's database and rebuilds each entity natively in PrestaShop: categories keep their tree, attributes become attribute groups, variations become combinations with their own price, stock and reference.
Ready for HPOS
Since WooCommerce 8, orders are no longer stored in wp_posts but in the high-performance wc_orders tables. The module automatically detects your source store's storage mode and reads orders from the right place — totals, line items, currencies and statuses mapped to PrestaShop order states. And no email is sent to your customers during the transfer.
An engine built for real stores
A 10,000-product catalog with images doesn't migrate in a single request. Each step works in configurable AJAX batches, shows live progress and resumes exactly where it stopped after an interruption. The Woo ↔ PS mapping table guarantees a rerun never creates duplicates: migrate over several sessions, fix, rerun a single step.
Simulate before writing
Dry-run mode walks through your source data and logs everything that would be created — products, categories, customers — without writing a single row into PrestaShop. Validate the scope, adjust the options (attributes as features, image fetch mode, default tax), then run the real migration with confidence.
Guided step order, clean result
The interface guides you through the logical order: attributes, then categories and tags, then products, images, customers and finally orders. Each step shows its counters, status and log. The result: a native PrestaShop catalog, working combinations, customers ready to log back in and an order history browsable in the back office.
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