PrestaShop Migration
Achieve a flawless PrestaShop Migration with Cart2Cart. When you need to migrate from PrestaShop, our fully automated, secure process guarantees absolutely zero downtime for your active source store, completing your entire data transfer in just a few hours. Forget complex, risky manual methods; our expert system seamlessly moves all your vital information—products, customers, orders, SEO URLs, and every other essential element—ensuring a smooth, comprehensive transition without complications.Supported versions: PrestaShop 0.9.0 - 9.1.2
How to Migrate to PrestaShop
This step-by-step guide details how to securely migrate to PrestaShop from any other e-commerce platform using Cart2Cart, ensuring complete data integrity for your online storefront.
- Register and Initiate: Create a Cart2Cart account to begin your platform switch. This initial step is free and takes only a minute.
- Connect Your Source Store: Provide the credentials for your current platform to allow secure API access for the data transfer.
- Connect PrestaShop Target Store: Download the Connection Bridge file and upload it to your PrestaShop store's root folder via FTP to establish a secure link.
- Select Data and Options: Choose which data entities to move, including products, SKUs, and customer orders. Configure crucial options like 301 redirects to preserve your SEO rankings.
- Run a Free Demo Migration: Launch a free test transfer to move a limited set of your data. This allows you to check the results directly in your new PrestaShop store before the full replatforming.
- Launch the Full Migration: Once satisfied with the demo, start the full migration. The process runs on our servers, ensuring no downtime for your business.
Pro-Tip: To enable the data transfer, you will need to install the Cart2Cart Universal PrestaShop Migration module. Also, be aware that multi-store features and SEO options for blogs have some limitations during the process.
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Products
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Product Categories
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Manufacturers
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Taxes
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Customers
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Orders
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Coupons
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Reviews
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Blogs
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Blog Posts
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Multistore
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Multiple Languages
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Carrier
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Catalog Price Rules
- Cost.
- Name, ID, SKU, Reference code, Short Description, Full Description, Status, Images in Description, Manufacturer, Tax Class, Product Attachments, Sort Order in Category.
- Price, Special Price, Special Price From-To Date, Group Price, Tier Price, MSRP.
- URL, Meta Title, Meta Keywords, Meta Description.
- Product Image, Additional Images, Image Caption, Cover.
- Quantity, Stock Availability, Backorder.
- Weight, Width, Height.
- Related Products, Product Tags, EAN-13, Suppliers(Name, Description, Image, Meta Title, Meta Description, Meta Keywords, Status, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Address 1, Address 2, Phone, Mobile Phone), UPC.
- Options(Name, Price), Product Attributes(Name, Values), Custom Options(Text Field, Text Area, File).
- Product Variants(SKU, Weight, Quantity, Images, Price, Special Price, Additional image, Special Price From-To Date, Name, Tier Price, Group Price, MSRP).
- Downloadable Products(Files, Number of allowed downloads, Expiration Date), Grouped Products (Associated Products), Virtual Products.
- Name, Description, Status, Sort Order.
- URL, Meta Title, Meta Description, Meta Keywords.
- Category Images.
- Name, Description, Manufacturer Images, Meta Title, Meta Description, Meta Keywords.
- Tax Class(Name), Tax Rates(Tax Name, Percent), Tax Rules(Tax Class, Tax Rate, Country, State), Tax Name, Rates(Name, Rate), Status.
- ID, First Name, Last Name, Email, Customer Group, Newsletter, Gender, Date of Birth, Passwords, Created Date, Opt-in Status, Status.
- Customer Billing Address(First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone, VAT Number).
- Customer Shipping Address(First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
- Payment method name, Shipping method name.
- ID, Order Date, Order Status, Order Products(Final Price, Tax Value, Name, SKU), Product Price, Quantity, SubTotal Price, Discount Price, Tax Price, Shipping Price, Total Price, Order Comments, Reference, Order Status History.
- Customer Name, Email, Billing Address(First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
- Shipping Address(First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
- Invoice.
- Name, Description, Status, Coupon Date, Coupon From Date, Coupon To Date, Customer Groups, Uses Per Coupon, Uses Per Customer, Type Discount, Discount Amount, Minimum Spent, Coupon Expire Date.
- Created Date, Status, Rate, User Name, Comment, User Email, Product, Title.
- Title, Availability, Full Description, SEO URLs, Parent ID, Blog Customer Groups, Blog Sort Order.
- Meta Description, Meta Keywords, Meta Title.
- Images.
- Title, Full Description, Short Description, Availability, Slide, Created Time, Modified Time, SEO URL, Blog IDs, Comments, Status.
- Meta Description, Meta Keywords, Meta Title.
- Images.
- Yes.
- Yes.
- Yes.
- Yes.
- Cost.
- Name, ID, SKU, Reference code, Short Description, Full Description, Status, Images in Description, Manufacturer, Tax Class, Product Attachments, Sort Order in Category.
- Price, Special Price, Special Price From-To Date, Group Price, Tier Price, MSRP.
- URL, Meta Title, Meta Keywords, Meta Description.
- Product Image, Additional Images, Image Caption, Cover.
- Quantity, Stock Availability, Backorder.
- Weight, Width, Height.
- Related Products, Product Tags, EAN-13, Suppliers(Name, Description, Image, Meta Title, Meta Description, Meta Keywords, Status, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Address 1, Address 2, Phone, Mobile Phone), UPC.
- Options(Name, Price), Product Attributes(Name, Values), Custom Options(Text Field, Text Area, File).
- Product Variants(SKU, Weight, Quantity, Images, Price, Special Price, Additional image, Special Price From-To Date, Name, Tier Price, Group Price, MSRP).
- Downloadable Products(Files, Number of allowed downloads, Expiration Date), Grouped Products (Associated Products), Virtual Products.
- Name, Description, Status, Sort Order.
- URL, Meta Title, Meta Description, Meta Keywords.
- Category Images.
- Name, Description, Manufacturer Images, Meta Title, Meta Description, Meta Keywords.
- Tax Class(Name), Tax Rates(Tax Name, Percent), Tax Rules(Tax Class, Tax Rate, Country, State), Tax Name, Rates(Name, Rate), Status.
- ID, First Name, Last Name, Email, Customer Group, Newsletter, Gender, Date of Birth, Passwords, Created Date, Opt-in Status, Status.
- Customer Billing Address(First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone, VAT Number).
- Customer Shipping Address(First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
- Payment method name, Shipping method name.
- ID, Order Date, Order Status, Order Products(Final Price, Tax Value, Name, SKU), Product Price, Quantity, SubTotal Price, Discount Price, Tax Price, Shipping Price, Total Price, Order Comments, Reference, Order Status History.
- Customer Name, Email, Billing Address(First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
- Shipping Address(First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
- Invoice.
- Name, Description, Status, Coupon Date, Coupon From Date, Coupon To Date, Customer Groups, Uses Per Coupon, Uses Per Customer, Type Discount, Discount Amount, Minimum Spent, Coupon Expire Date.
- Created Date, Status, Rate, User Name, Comment, User Email, Product, Title.
- Title, Availability, Full Description, SEO URLs, Parent ID, Blog Customer Groups, Blog Sort Order.
- Meta Description, Meta Keywords, Meta Title.
- Images.
- Title, Full Description, Short Description, Availability, Slide, Created Time, Modified Time, SEO URL, Blog IDs, Comments, Status.
- Meta Description, Meta Keywords, Meta Title.
- Images.
- Yes.
- Yes.
- Yes.
- Yes.
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PrestaShop Monthly Pulse: Reversing the Tide Through Architectural Modernization
This month’s analysis of PrestaShop reveals a platform successfully navigating a pivotal transition from legacy stability to modern performance. After a period of consolidation, the ecosystem is showing renewed vitality, driven by the strategic rollout of version 9.1. By prioritizing a headless-ready architecture and deep PHP 8.5 compatibility, PrestaShop is positioning itself as the premier open-source refuge for European merchants seeking to escape the rising costs of proprietary SaaS solutions. This is not just a maintenance cycle; it is a fundamental re-engineering of the platform’s value proposition for a more technical, performance-conscious commerce era.
Industry Footprint and Market Stabilization
PrestaShop has reached a significant turning point in its market trajectory. After nearly four years of gradual decline, the platform recorded a 3.1 percent quarter-over-quarter growth in live stores during early 2026, bringing the global total to approximately 165,485 active installations. While its global market share sits at roughly 0.75 percent, this figure belies its dominance in specific sectors; PrestaShop remains a titan in the Home and Garden (13.9%) and Apparel (13.4%) categories. This stabilization suggests that the platform's core audience of mid-market European retailers has found renewed confidence in the project’s roadmap under the Fortidia umbrella.
Infrastructure Resilience and Performance Velocity
The release of PrestaShop 9.1 has set a new benchmark for open-source performance. By integrating Symfony 6.4 LTS and supporting PHP 8.5, the platform has achieved a more streamlined execution environment that directly impacts Core Web Vitals. For merchants, this technical debt reduction translates into faster back-office operations and reduced server overhead. This structural modernization is critical for conversion optimization, as it allows complex multi-variant stores to maintain high-speed interactions without the expensive infrastructure traditionally required by enterprise-grade commerce engines.
Developer Empowerment and API Maturity
The developer ecosystem has seen a substantial upgrade with the finalized release of the PrestaShop MCP Server. This move toward standardized Model Context Protocol support allows for more sophisticated AI-driven workflow automation and native n8n compatibility. By offering more robust Token and No-Auth authentication modes, PrestaShop is making it significantly easier for third-party developers to build reliable integrations. This focus on "developer experience" is a strategic move to ensure the platform remains the go-to choice for bespoke commerce builds that require more flexibility than a standard app store can provide.
Front-End Innovation: The Hummingbird 2.0 Shift
The introduction of the Hummingbird 2.0 default theme represents a flagship shift in how PrestaShop approaches the end-user experience. Designed as a mobile-first, accessible-by-default framework, it allows merchants to meet stringent European Accessibility Act (EAA) requirements out of the box. This solves a major compliance headache for retailers while providing a clean, modern architectural starting point that reduces front-end development time by up to 40 percent. It moves the platform away from its "utility" roots toward a more design-centric commerce solution.
Trust Protocols and Proactive Security
Security remains a cornerstone of the PrestaShop narrative this month, highlighted by the rapid deployment of security patches for the 8.2 and 9.1 branches. The platform has introduced a more granular security options page, allowing administrators to enforce strict password complexity and expiration policies. Furthermore, the promotion of the PrestaShop Security Suite, which facilitates native two-factor authentication (2FA) via TOTP apps, signals a commitment to enterprise-grade protection. For high-volume merchants, these features are not just optional extras but essential infrastructure for maintaining consumer trust in an increasingly hostile digital landscape.
Global Reach and Regional Dominance
PrestaShop continues to leverage its status as the "localized champion" of e-commerce, with over 50 percent of its stores concentrated in France, Spain, the United States, and Italy. The platform’s maturity in handling complex European tax modules and multi-currency configurations remains its primary competitive advantage against US-centric SaaS competitors. The recent appointment of strategic growth leadership focused on market expansion underscores a renewed push to export this European success model into emerging markets that value data sovereignty and open-source flexibility.
Strategic Adoption: The Case of ALI Bebé
The ongoing success of major retailers like ALI Bebé, which manages over 12,000 active products on the platform, serves as a powerful case study for PrestaShop’s scalability. By achieving annual traffic growth of up to 41 percent on the platform, such brands demonstrate that PrestaShop is no longer just for small boutiques but is a viable enterprise-ready engine. Brands are choosing PrestaShop because it offers the "Goldilocks" zone of e-commerce: the power of an enterprise solution with the cost-efficiency and data ownership of an open-source project, effectively shielding them from the "SaaS tax" seen elsewhere in the industry.
Source: This analysis is synthesized from PrestaShop Project Live Updates (January-March 2026), TechnologyChecker.io market share data, PrestaShop 9.1 official release documentation, and industry adoption metrics from BuiltWith and Store Leads.
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March 31, 2025





