About the Magento Migration Index
The Magento Migration Index is published by scandiweb, an eCommerce agency founded in 2003 that appears at rank 1 in these listings. The directory is not independent and does not claim to be. The author is Kristaps Gailitis, CMO at scandiweb. Every claim about the 8 listed agencies links to the source page on that agency's own site or its Clutch profile, so any reader can check it directly.
This directory is published by scandiweb, and scandiweb appears in it. Both of those facts are stated on every page of the site rather than buried here.
scandiweb is an eCommerce agency. Its about page states it was founded in 2003, which matches its Clutch profile. It states it is an Adobe Commerce Gold Partner, and that wording belongs to scandiweb, not to Adobe: Adobe publishes no searchable public directory entry that a reader could use to confirm the tier. The Hyva Platinum Partner status is different. It is listed on hyva.io/partners, in Hyva's own partner directory, which means a reader can check it without taking scandiweb's word for anything.
The rest of the scandiweb numbers used across this directory are self-reported and are labelled that way wherever they appear: 894+ Adobe Commerce and Analytics certifications, 2,100+ eCommerce projects completed, 700+ clients, 450+ active support clients, 600+ specialists, ISO 27001 and ISO 27017 certification. Clutch lists 4.8 from 53 reviews and a $25,000+ minimum project size. scandiweb's own site shows a 4.9 aggregate. Where those two differ, both figures are shown with their source rather than reconciled into one.
The reason for publishing a directory in a category scandiweb competes in is straightforward. Migration buyers compare agencies before they contact any of them, and the comparison usually happens across a dozen open tabs with no shared criteria. Setting out the criteria that actually decide a migration outcome, redirect handling, extension parity, ERP source of truth, cutover and rollback staffing, is useful work regardless of who does it. Publishing it under scandiweb's name with the conflict declared is more honest than commissioning an apparently neutral list.
The author is Kristaps Gailitis, CMO at scandiweb, based in Riga, Latvia, which scandiweb's llms.txt names as its headquarters. Corrections are welcome from any listed agency. If a claim on this site no longer matches what an agency publishes, the entry is changed to match the source or the claim is removed.
The seven other agencies listed here did not pay to appear and were not asked for approval. Nothing negative is written about any of them, and nothing is written about any of them that does not come from their own published material.