Thirty Bees Migration

Considering a Thirty Bees Migration? Cart2Cart provides a fully automated, secure, and fast solution to migrate from Thirty Bees to a new platform, often completed in just a few hours. Our expertise guarantees zero downtime for your Thirty Bees store during the entire migration process, ensuring no lost sales or disrupted customer experience. We comprehensively transfer your essential data, including products, customers, orders, SEO URLs, and more, with the utmost care and precision. Trust Cart2Cart, the leading name in eCommerce migrations, to handle your Thirty Bees migration seamlessly and efficiently.

How to Migrate to Thirty Bees

This step-by-step guide details how to securely migrate to Thirty Bees from any other e-commerce platform using Cart2Cart, ensuring complete data integrity for your online storefront.

  1. Register and Initiate: Create a Cart2Cart account to begin your platform switch. This initial step is free and takes only a minute.
  2. Connect Your Source Store: Provide the credentials for your current platform to allow secure access for the data transfer.
  3. Connect Thirty Bees Target Store: Download the Cart2Cart Connection Bridge and upload it to your Thirty Bees root folder via FTP. This creates a secure link for the data transition.
  4. 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.
  5. 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 Thirty Bees store before the full replatforming.
  6. 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: Be aware that during the migration, multi-store features have certain limitations and SEO options for blogs are not transferred. Plan accordingly for these specific data types.

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What data can be migrated from/to Thirty Bees

  • Products Product information, e.g. Product Title, Description, Model, Created Time, Modified Time, Available, Weight, Quantity, Default Price, Special Price, Tax Class, etc.
  • Product Categories Product categories constituting the major groups of products in the store.
  • Manufacturers Information about the manufacturer of each product in the store database, e.g. Name, Description, URL, Meta Title, Meta Keywords, Meta Description, etc.
  • Taxes Details about the type of taxes assigned for products, e.g. Name, Value, Value Type (percent or exact value in default currency), Created Time, Modified Time, etc.
  • Customers Information about each customer, e.g. Email, Login, First Name, Last Name, Company, Birthday, Phone, Fax, Active, Created Time, Modified Time, etc.
  • Orders General information about the orders made by customers, e.g. Customer, Customer Info, Billing Address, Shipping Address, Currency, Status, Totals, Created Time, etc.
  • Coupons Codes that consumers can use to obtain a discount on their purchases.
  • Reviews Reviews of products on your store including Customers Name, Review, etc.
  • Blogs Info and details about shopping cart built-in blogging engines, including their Title, Descriptions, Meta info, SEO URLs, hierarchy, relations, Images, etc.
  • Blog Posts Text content pages within your blog, including such info as Title, Description, Meta info, Rags, Created/Modified Time, SEO URLs, Author info, Images, Comments, etc.
  • Multistore
  • Multiple Languages
  • Name, ID, SKU, Reference code, Short Description, Full Description, Status, Manufacturer, Tax Class, Product Attachments, Sort Order, Sort Order in Category.
  • Price, Special Price, Special Price From-To Date, Sale Price, Sale Price From-To Date, Tier Price, Final Price.
  • URL, Meta Title, Meta Keywords, Meta Description.
  • Product Image, Thumbnail Image, Additional Images, Position, Image Caption, Cover.
  • Quantity, Stock Status, Backorder.
  • Weight, Width, Height, Depth.
  • 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).
  • Product Variants(SKU, Weight, Attributes, Quantity, Images, Price, Special Price, Additional image).
  • Downloadable Products(Files, Number of allowed downloads, Expiration Date).
  • Name, Description, Status, Sort Order, Access Group.
  • URL, Meta Title, Meta Description, Meta Keywords.
  • Category Images, Thumbnail Image.
  • Name, Description, Manufacturer Images, Meta Title, Meta Description, Meta Keywords.
  • Tax Class(Name, Tax Name, Rate, Country, State), Tax Rates(), Tax Rules(Country, Name, State, Tax), Tax Name, Rates(Name, Rate, Country), Status, Country, State.
  • 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).
  • ID, Order Date, Order Status, Order Products(Name, SKU, Option, Image), Custom Order Status, 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 Code, Coupon Date, Coupon From Date, Coupon To Date, Uses Per Coupon, Uses Per Customer, Type Discount, Discount Amount, Total available, Minimum Spent, Product, Category, Coupon Expire Date.
  • Created Date, Status, Rate, User Name, Comment, 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.
  • Meta Description, Meta Keywords, Meta Title.
  • Images.
  • Yes.
  • Yes.
    • Name, ID, SKU, Reference code, Short Description, Full Description, Status, Manufacturer, Tax Class, Product Attachments, Sort Order, Sort Order in Category.
    • Price, Special Price, Special Price From-To Date, Sale Price, Sale Price From-To Date, Tier Price, Final Price.
    • URL, Meta Title, Meta Keywords, Meta Description.
    • Product Image, Thumbnail Image, Additional Images, Position, Image Caption, Cover.
    • Quantity, Stock Status, Backorder.
    • Weight, Width, Height, Depth.
    • 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).
    • Product Variants(SKU, Weight, Attributes, Quantity, Images, Price, Special Price, Additional image).
    • Downloadable Products(Files, Number of allowed downloads, Expiration Date).
    • Name, Description, Status, Sort Order, Access Group.
    • URL, Meta Title, Meta Description, Meta Keywords.
    • Category Images, Thumbnail Image.
    • Name, Description, Manufacturer Images, Meta Title, Meta Description, Meta Keywords.
    • Tax Class(Name, Tax Name, Rate, Country, State), Tax Rates(), Tax Rules(Country, Name, State, Tax), Tax Name, Rates(Name, Rate, Country), Status, Country, State.
    • 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).
    • ID, Order Date, Order Status, Order Products(Name, SKU, Option, Image), Custom Order Status, 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 Code, Coupon Date, Coupon From Date, Coupon To Date, Uses Per Coupon, Uses Per Customer, Type Discount, Discount Amount, Total available, Minimum Spent, Product, Category, Coupon Expire Date.
    • Created Date, Status, Rate, User Name, Comment, 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.
    • Meta Description, Meta Keywords, Meta Title.
    • Images.
    • Yes.
    • Yes.
  • Products

  • Clear current data on Target Store before Migration

    Change products quantity to 100 on Target Store

    Migrate invoices, credit memos and shipments to the Target Store

    Migrate images from products descriptions, categories descriptions and blog posts descriptions

    Migrate categories and products SEO URLs

    Preserve customer IDs on Target Store

    Preserve product IDs on Target Store

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    All migrations are performed on a secure dedicated Hetzner server with restricted physical access
    HTTPS protocol and 128-bit SSL encryption are used to protect the data being exchanged
    The most up-to-date network architecture schema, firewall and access restrictions protect our system from electronic attacks
    Employee access to customer migration data is restricted, logged and audited

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    Thirty Bees Monthly Pulse: Cultivating Stability in the Open Source Ecosystem

    This month’s analysis of Thirty Bees highlights a platform that has successfully transitioned from its origins as a PrestaShop fork into a stable and mature e-commerce engine. By focusing on refinement rather than radical overhauls, Thirty Bees is carving out a significant niche for merchants who prioritize long-term architectural reliability and community-driven development. The platform’s trajectory suggests a strategic pivot toward becoming the go-to solution for businesses that have outgrown the instability of mainstream plugins but require more flexibility than locked-down SaaS providers can offer.

    \Market Position and Community Mindshare\ \In a global e-commerce platform market projected to reach \USD 61.83 billion by 2034\, Thirty Bees maintains a specialized foothold by catering to the "prosumer" developer and technical merchant. While it may not command the mass-market volume of Shopify, its influence is growing among those seeking to avoid \recurring transaction fees\ and data silos. Recent community metrics indicate a steady rise in active installations, particularly in the European market, as users flee the complexities of PrestaShop 1.7+ in favor of the \refined 1.6-based architecture\ that Thirty Bees has perfected.\ \Infrastructure Resilience and Speed Benchmarks\ \Recent core updates have reinforced Thirty Bees’ reputation as one of the \fastest full-featured platforms\ available. Optimization cycles this month focused on database query efficiency and front-end asset delivery, consistently achieving \PageSpeed scores in the top 20th percentile\ out of the box. For enterprise-level merchants, this technical leaness translates directly into lower infrastructure costs and higher mobile conversion rates, proving that a well-maintained "legacy" architecture can outperform modern, bloated frameworks.\ \Developer Ecosystem and API Maturity\ \The Thirty Bees marketplace has seen a 15 percent increase in \certified modules\ this month, specifically targeting deep integrations with modern marketing stacks like MailChimp and advanced payment gateways like Stripe. The platform’s \modular PHP design\ remains its greatest asset for developers, allowing for bespoke customizations that are often impossible on proprietary systems. This growing library of integrations ensures that as merchant needs scale, the platform’s capabilities expand without requiring a complete replatforming effort.\ \Strategic Feature Release: The Integrated Content Hub\ \The recent stabilization of the \native Blog and Custom HTML modules\ represents a significant move toward unified commerce. By integrating content management directly into the core workflow, Thirty Bees is addressing the primary SEO challenge for independent retailers: building authority through storytelling. This feature allows merchants to create \SEO-focused landing pages\ and educational content without the performance overhead of third-party plugins, directly impacting organic search visibility and customer retention.\ \Security Protocols and Data Sovereignty\ \Thirty Bees has introduced enhanced \GDPR-compliance tools\ and hardened back-office security protocols this month. Unlike many SaaS platforms that act as "black boxes" for data, Thirty Bees provides merchants with \complete ownership of their database\. This commitment to transparency is a major draw for high-volume merchants who view data sovereignty as a core business requirement. By ensuring security is baked into the "out of the box" experience, the platform builds a foundation of trust that is essential for cross-border commerce.\ \Global Reach and Localization Strategy\ \The platform’s \internationalization engine\ has received updates to support more granular localization, including expanded support for right-to-left (RTL) languages and complex tax structures. This month, Thirty Bees has seen a notable uptick in adoption across \developing e-commerce markets\ in South America and Eastern Europe. Its ability to run efficiently on low-cost server hardware while providing \multi-currency and multi-language support\ makes it a powerful catalyst for global digital inclusion.\ \Targeted Merchant Adoption: The Shift to Self-Hosting\ \We are observing a trend of mid-market brands, such as \BabyCompany and Buecher-Boerse\, opting for Thirty Bees to regain control over their operational costs. These migrations are often driven by a desire to escape the "SaaS tax" and the unpredictable update cycles of commercial platforms. By choosing Thirty Bees, these brands are investing in \architectural longevity\, leveraging the platform’s 500+ native features to build highly customized, high-performance storefronts that they truly own.\

    Source: This analysis is synthesized from Thirty Bees official development logs, PrestaShop community fork audits, e-commerce platform market share data (June 2026), and technical performance benchmarks from Shoptech Media and Ful.io.

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