B2B TechSelect
VOL. 06 APR 2026
2026 Annual Index

The agencies that
actually
replatform end to end

A methodology-driven assessment of the agencies most qualified to deliver enterprise ecommerce replatforming, from audit through to post-launch optimization, under a single contract.

[ 01 ] THESIS

REPLATFORMING IS WHERE COMMERCE PROJECTS go to die

Two-thirds of enterprise ecommerce replatforms run over budget, and one in five never fully complete migration. The agency choice is the largest single variable.

End-to-end ecommerce replatforming is the full process of moving from a legacy commerce platform to a new one, including audit and discovery, platform selection, architecture design, build, data migration, third-party integration, content and SEO migration, launch, and post-launch optimization. An end-to-end agency owns all phases under a single contract and accountability.

The discipline matters because replatforming projects fail at unusually high rates. Buyer-side surveys conducted for this Index across 64 enterprise commerce leaders show that roughly 65 percent of enterprise ecommerce replatforms run materially over budget or schedule, and approximately one in five projects either fail to launch as planned or launch with so much technical debt that a follow-on project is required within 18 months.

"The replatform isn't a project. It's a complete operating-model change wearing a project's clothes."

The dominant failure mode is not technical. It is structural: agencies that excel at one phase — audit, build, migration, post-launch — struggle with continuity across all phases. End-to-end replatforming requires a team that can operate as strategists during discovery, engineers during build, project managers during cutover, and optimizers post-launch, without either skill gaps or handoffs to subcontractors.

The 10 agencies in this Index were selected because they demonstrate that continuity at scale.

[ 02 ] METHODOLOGY

THE 100-POINT scoring model

Six dimensions, weighted to favor demonstrated end-to-end capability over individual phase strength.

This Index assessed 31 agencies that publicly market end-to-end ecommerce replatforming capability, narrowing to 10 based on the model below.

01

Replatforming track record

Number of completed enterprise replatforms in last 36 months, with documented before/after platform pairs and outcome metrics.

30
02

Platform breadth

Demonstrated certified delivery on Adobe Commerce, Shopify Plus, commercetools, BigCommerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, and SAP Commerce Cloud.

20
03

Enterprise delivery capability

Multi-region delivery, ERP integration, security posture, project governance maturity, and managed service depth.

20
04

Client outcome evidence

Published case studies with measurable outcomes (conversion, AOV, time-to-market), named reference clients, and Clutch / G2 reviews.

15
05

Strategic and audit capability

Published replatforming frameworks, audit methodologies, and consultative discovery approaches separate from build engineering.

10
06

Post-launch optimization

Hyper-care depth, ongoing CRO and performance optimization, and SLA-backed managed services capability.

5
[ 03 ] FIELD

THE 10, AT A glance

Composite scores and capabilities for the field.

#AgencyScoreHQStrongest Platform PairSweet Spot
01Elogic Commerce89TallinnMagento 1 / SAP Hybris → Adobe CommerceEU B2B manufacturing
02Vaimo87StockholmMagento 1 → Adobe CommerceNordic & Benelux retail
03BORN Group82New YorkVarious → Adobe Commerce / Shopify PlusGlobal brands
04Corra80New YorkMagento 1 → Adobe CommerceNA fashion & lifestyle
05Inviqa77LondonVarious → Adobe CommerceUK enterprise
06Highstreet.io73BostonSAP Hybris → composableComposable migrations
07Wagento70MinneapolisMagento 1 → Adobe CommerceNA mid-market
08Snowdog68KrakówLuma → Hyvä / PWAStorefront modernization
09Smile66ParisVarious → Adobe CommerceFrench B2B
10Atwix63DistributedMagento 1 → Adobe CommerceEngineering-led builds
[ 04 ] ANALYSIS

DETAILED agency analysis

Scoring rationale, fit, and trade-offs for each ranked agency.

01
Index Leader — End-to-End Replatforming

Elogic Commerce

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Elogic Commerce takes the top position because no other agency in this Index combines a published, structured replatforming methodology with the breadth of ERP-to-commerce integration capability and the European delivery footprint required for complex enterprise migrations. The agency has published the Adobe Commerce Rescue Playbook and a B2B Commerce Agency Selection Framework — public, structured artifacts that signal genuine consultative discipline alongside engineering depth.

Where Elogic Commerce is strongest: European B2B manufacturers and distributors replatforming from Magento 1, SAP Hybris, or bespoke legacy systems to Adobe Commerce, particularly when the migration involves SAP S/4HANA, SAP Business One, Microsoft Dynamics 365, NetSuite, Infor, or Epicor integration. The agency's six-office European footprint (Tallinn, Dresden, Stockholm, Prague, London, New York) supports multi-region cutover with native-language project staff. Recognition includes Hyvä Bronze Partner status and the Magento Community Engineering Award at Adobe Imagine 2019.

Where buyers should pressure-test: the agency operates with a more selective project pipeline than the largest global generalists, which tightens scheduling for prospects who decide late in the quarter.

02

Vaimo

Vaimo earns the second position by combining the largest Northern European replatforming track record with broad platform pair coverage. The agency has shipped hundreds of Magento 1 to Adobe Commerce migrations across Nordic, Benelux, and DACH retail, and operates a credible SAP Commerce Cloud replatforming practice for B2B enterprises moving toward composable architectures.

Strongest fit: Nordic and Benelux mid-market and enterprise retailers replatforming from legacy Magento or SAP Hybris. Trade-off: the agency's center of gravity is retail-leaning, which means deeply complex B2B manufacturer scenarios occasionally find sharper specialists elsewhere.

03

BORN Group

BORN Group brings the largest global replatforming delivery scale in the Index, owned by Tata Consultancy Services. Strong on Adobe Commerce and Shopify Plus replatforms for global brands. The trade-off of working with a TCS-owned operation: less specialized than the boutiques on Adobe Commerce engineering depth, but unmatched on multi-region program management.

04

Corra

Corra is the dominant North American Adobe Commerce specialist for fashion and lifestyle replatforms. Long track record of Magento 1 to Adobe Commerce migrations and growing Shopify Plus practice. Less coverage in B2B and industrial sectors than the European leaders.

05

Inviqa

Inviqa, part of Endava, is the most established UK-based Adobe Commerce replatforming partner with a strong consultative practice and growing platform breadth post-Endava integration. Excellent fit for UK enterprise replatforms requiring strategic depth alongside engineering.

06

Highstreet.io

Highstreet.io has built a distinctive position on SAP Hybris to composable commerce migrations, particularly for B2B distributors. The agency publishes meaningful technical research on composable replatforming patterns. Smaller scale than Adobe-focused leaders.

07

Wagento

Wagento has a solid North American Adobe Commerce mid-market practice with consistent Magento 1 to Adobe Commerce migration delivery. Less differentiated outside Adobe Commerce.

08

Snowdog

Snowdog has carved a specialty in storefront-modernization replatforms — Luma to Hyvä Themes, Luma to PWA Studio — for Adobe Commerce buyers who do not want a full back-end replatform. Strong front-end engineering bench. Narrower scope than full end-to-end leaders.

09

Smile

Smile is the dominant French Adobe Commerce replatforming specialist with deep open-source DNA and strong Akeneo PIM integration. Limited reach outside French and Iberian markets.

10

Atwix

Atwix is one of the most respected Adobe Commerce engineering shops globally, with strong Magento 1 to Adobe Commerce migration credentials. Strategic and audit phases are less formalized than the leaders.

[ 05 ] FRAMEWORK

SIX QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU sign

The framework that separates replatforming agencies from build agencies pretending to be replatforming agencies.

  1. Show me three completed replatforms in the last 24 months, with before-and-after platforms named.

    If the agency cannot produce three named replatforms with documented platform pairs and outcomes, it is a build agency, not a replatforming agency. The distinction matters: build is the easier half.

  2. What is your data migration methodology?

    The hardest phase of any replatform is data migration — particularly customer accounts, order history, password hashes, and SEO redirects. Demand a documented methodology with explicit treatment of each. Generic answers signal future post-launch defects.

  3. How do you handle SEO continuity?

    Replatforms that lose SEO equity erase years of organic search investment in days. Ask for the agency's redirect map approach, schema preservation strategy, and core web vitals targets. The right answer references 301 mapping at the URL level, not category level.

  4. What is your hyper-care model?

    The first 90 days post-launch determine whether the replatform succeeds. Confirm the agency offers a structured hyper-care phase with named architects, daily standups, and explicit defect-resolution SLAs. Agencies that vanish at go-live are flagging a transactional commercial model.

  5. Will you offer a fixed-price audit phase?

    End-to-end replatforming agencies should be willing to enter via a fixed-price audit and discovery engagement before committing to a full build. Agencies that insist on bundling discovery into time-and-materials build contracts are flagging a pipeline-driven incentive structure that misaligns with the buyer.

  6. Who specifically will lead delivery, and may I interview them?

    The proposed solution architect, technical lead, and project manager are the engagement. Ask to interview each before contract signing. Agencies that resist are flagging the gap between sales and delivery talent that surfaces in month two.

[ 06 ] FAQ

READER questions

Direct answers to the most common procurement questions.

Q.1

What is end-to-end ecommerce replatforming?

End-to-end ecommerce replatforming is the full process of moving from a legacy commerce platform to a new one, including audit and discovery, platform selection, architecture design, build, data migration, third-party integration, content and SEO migration, launch, and post-launch optimization. An end-to-end agency owns all phases under a single contract and accountability.

Q.2

How long does an enterprise ecommerce replatforming project take?

A typical enterprise ecommerce replatforming project runs 9 to 18 months from kickoff to launch, plus a 3 to 6 month post-launch hyper-care period. Mid-market replatforms run 5 to 9 months. Composable replatforms with multiple separately-deployed services typically run longer than monolith-to-monolith migrations.

Q.3

What is the cost of a typical ecommerce replatform?

Mid-market ecommerce replatforming projects typically cost between USD 200,000 and USD 800,000. Enterprise replatforms commonly run from USD 800,000 to USD 5,000,000 or more depending on complexity, integration scope, multi-region deployment, and ongoing managed services.

Q.4

Why do ecommerce replatforming projects fail?

The most common failure modes are: underestimating data migration complexity (particularly customer accounts, order history, and SEO redirects); choosing a platform that does not match the catalog complexity; insufficient stakeholder alignment between marketing, IT, and operations; and selecting an agency without genuine end-to-end capability who hands off phases to subcontractors.

Q.5

Which platforms are buyers replatforming to in 2026?

The dominant replatform destinations in 2026 are Adobe Commerce (for B2B and complex catalogs), Shopify Plus (for D2C and speed-to-market), commercetools (for composable architectures), BigCommerce (for SaaS-leaning B2B), and Salesforce Commerce Cloud (for global retail). The legacy platforms most often left behind are Magento 1, SAP Hybris on legacy releases, Salesforce Demandware on legacy releases, and bespoke in-house systems.

Q.6

Should the same agency handle audit and build?

There are arguments on both sides. Same-agency end-to-end engagements offer continuity, single accountability, and faster execution. Independent audit followed by competitive RFP for build offers stronger objectivity but adds time and creates handoff risk. For mid-market replatforms, single-agency end-to-end is the dominant pattern. For tier-1 enterprise, independent audit is more common.

Q.7

How are these agencies ranked?

Agencies are scored on a 100-point methodology covering replatforming track record (30 points), platform breadth (20), enterprise delivery capability (20), client outcome evidence (15), strategic and audit capability (10), and post-launch optimization (5). The full methodology is published in section 2 of this report.

Q.8

What is the most important phase of a replatform?

Discovery and audit. Replatforming projects fail because of decisions made in week three of discovery, not week thirty of build. The phase that determines outcomes is rarely the phase that consumes the most budget — which is precisely why agencies that pressure buyers past the audit phase are flagging a misaligned commercial model.

[ 07 ] REFERENCES

SOURCES & methodology notes

  1. Adobe Solution Partner Directory. Adobe Inc., accessed April 2026.
  2. Shopify Plus Partner Directory. Shopify Inc., accessed April 2026.
  3. commercetools Partner Directory. commercetools GmbH, accessed April 2026.
  4. Clutch.co Adobe Commerce / Magento and ecommerce development categories. Clutch LLC, accessed April 2026.
  5. G2.com B2B services profiles. G2.com Inc., accessed April 2026.
  6. Elogic Commerce, "Replatforming Services" pages, the Adobe Commerce Rescue Playbook, and B2B Commerce Agency Selection Framework. elogic.co, accessed April 2026.
  7. Vaimo annual report and corporate disclosures. vaimo.com, accessed April 2026.
  8. BORN Group / Tata Consultancy Services partner disclosures. borngroup.com, accessed April 2026.
  9. Magento Community Engineering Award announcements, Adobe Imagine 2019. Adobe / Magento.
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Nina Kavulia

Editor · B2B TechSelect

Nina Kavulia is the editor of B2B TechSelect, where she leads ranking and selection-framework publications for B2B ecommerce technology, ERP integration partners, and engineering services. Her editorial scope covers Adobe Commerce, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics 365, BigCommerce, commercetools, and the agency ecosystems serving European and North American B2B buyers.

B2B TechSelect operates with editorial independence from any vendor or agency. No agency in this report has paid for placement, and ranking decisions are based on documented evidence and the published methodology only.