Speed is quietly costing you revenue.
Once LCP drifts past 2.5s, conversion usually falls and paid traffic gets less efficient.
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Magento
→ Laravel commerce migration
Your Magento store loads in 3–6 seconds. Ours load in 1.5s.
Cut platform costs, improve conversion rates, and migrate without SEO loss.
Trusted by multi-market brands like BSB, MEVGAL, MyMarket, GS Diamonds across Greece, Germany, the Netherlands, Romania, Poland, the UK, and Australia.
- Average LCP
- 1.5s
- Real-user data, post-migration
- Track record
- 21 years
- Building and scaling stores since 2005
- Client NPS
- 67
- Tracked continuously across live clients
Field data · Regalinas.gr · 28-day mobile CrUX
Before migration
0.0s
After migration
0.0s
regalinas.gr
Mobile
28-days Window
Core Web Vitals Passed
28-days Window
Largest Contentful Paint
1.4s
Target: ≤2.5s
Interaction to Next Paint
89ms
Target: ≤200ms
Cumulative Layout Shift
0.00
Target: ≤0.1
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Problem
You didn’t choose your commerce platform to be stuck with it.
It worked once. Now it slows the storefront, the team, or both.
Slower pages, higher platform spend, and commercial logic that no longer fits the stack.
Platform fees keep climbing.
Magento Commerce licensing, hosting, and the Adobe ecosystem add up fast.
Every customisation is a battle.
Custom logic usually lives in extensions that break on patches and make every upgrade heavier than it should be.
Specifically on Magento: Magento brands hit the same wall: heavy upgrades, rising hosting cost, and a stack that gets harder to change every year.
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Solution
A custom Laravel commerce stack built for lower operating cost, faster releases, and cleaner integrations.
A production stack that cuts dependency on paid extensions and handles ERP, checkout, and B2B logic cleanly.
Lower operating cost, faster releases, and a codebase shaped to how the business actually sells.
If the concern is “custom Laravel is risky”
The stack is custom to your business model, not custom in a fragile, single-vendor sense.
Laravel is widely adopted
A mature framework with a large ecosystem, strong documentation, and a real hiring market.
Code ownership is yours
You own the codebase, data model, and infrastructure decisions. No vendor controls exports or pricing.
You are not locked into Netstudio
Built on a standard Laravel stack and documented for handover, so another senior team can step in if needed.
Buyer outcomes
- Sub-2-second LCP on day one. Recent migrations averaged 1.5s on real customer traffic.
- Lower operating cost. No per-order fees, fewer paid extensions, and no usage tiers stacked on growth.
- Less dependency on external extensions and more core logic owned inside the platform you control.
- Full ownership of the data and codebase. No vendor lock-in, no surprise pricing changes from Adobe.
Built around operational complexity
- Cleaner ERP, warehouse, checkout, and B2B logic without forcing critical flows through fragile extensions.
- PCI-compliant payments, GDPR-native delivery, and ISO/IEC 27001:2022-certified processes.
- Faster releases when pricing, checkout, catalogues, or account logic needs to change, without waiting on a vendor roadmap.
Side by side
Magento vs. Netstudio’s Laravel commerce stack
| Operating area | Magento typical state | Netstudio / Laravel target state |
|---|---|---|
| Typical storefront LCP | 3–6s on mobile | ~1.5s verified field data |
| Recurring platform cost | License / tier / per-order fees plus paid extensions | Hosting + team. No per-order fees. |
| Customisation velocity | Workaround extensions or wait on vendor roadmap | New features shipped in days, natively |
| B2B + B2C in one codebase | Separate tier, app, or parallel store | Single codebase, per-account catalogues |
| Data ownership | Vendor-controlled. Export on their terms. | Full data. Yours, contractually. |
| Support when checkout breaks | Ticket queue, SLA hours | Direct Slack to the engineers who built it |
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Support
The part most agencies get wrong: what happens after launch.
When checkout breaks during peak, you need a senior engineer, not a ticket queue.
Support matters because revenue-critical flows need to stay stable under pressure.
What support actually looks like
- A direct Slack or Teams channel with your dedicated team.
- Typical first response under 15 minutes in business hours, with peak-period on-call coverage.
- The engineers who built the store are the ones supporting it.
Why clients stay
- Performance, conversion, and Core Web Vitals are reviewed continuously.
- Operational continuity across 8, 10, and 15-year client relationships.
- Senior people stay accountable long after launch.
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Process
How a migration actually runs, start to launch.
Audit first, map everything, build in parallel, then stabilise after launch.
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Initial discovery
1 week
Audit speed, conversion, integrations, and infrastructure cost. Output: a clear go / no-go.
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Migration blueprint
2 weeks
Map products, customers, orders, redirects, integrations, and custom logic. Then fix scope, price, and timeline.
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Build and data migration
8–12 weeks
Build the new store in parallel, preserve SEO, and cut over with no downtime. Larger catalogues and deeper ERP work extend the timeline.
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Launch and stabilisation
2 weeks
Go live with monitoring on every critical path, train the team, and stabilise with the same people who shipped it.
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Real
migration case studies
Brands that moved off Shopify Plus, Magento, or WooCommerce.
Public case studies with verified speed and operating proof.
Regalinas
Fashion retail, Greece. Rebuilt for speed and stock visibility.
1.5s
Verified LCP after rebuild.
15
Physical stores connected to the storefront.
CRM view
Order history, basket value, and customer profile visibility in one place.
Ops, two weeks post-launch
“Make it slower. We can’t keep up with the orders.”
English summary
- 15 stores connected to one storefront.
- 1.5s verified mobile LCP.
- Unified stock and customer visibility.
Forel
Luxury fashion, Greece. Built to launch a premium collection without slowing the storefront.
~1.0s
Target load time, delivered on launch.
Findastic
Search built to handle greeklish, typos, and synonym-based product discovery.
Dark theme
A dedicated premium visual layer for the Vassilis Zoulias eveningwear collection.
“The end result was beyond every expectation.”
English summary
- ~1.0s launch load time.
- Premium sub-brand launched inside the main storefront.
- Search handles greeklish, typos, and synonyms.
GS Diamonds
Enterprise jewelry commerce, Australia. Rebuilt for scale and live inventory.
500K
Diamonds in live inventory, indexed and searchable.
500K+
Additional SKUs layered on the same commerce engine.
3 rebuilds
Prior agencies failed in seven years. This one stuck.
500K diamonds, 500K+ more SKUs, one live storefront.
English summary
- Built after three failed agency rebuilds.
- 500K live diamonds plus 500K+ additional SKUs.
- One storefront handling catalogue, inventory, and integrations.
MEVGAL B2B
Dairy FMCG, Greece. Wholesale ordering built for distributor and trade-account workflows.
Trade portal
Authenticated ordering flows built only for wholesale accounts and distributors.
2 steps
Fast re-order checkout tuned for repeat B2B buyers.
Per-account catalogs
Assortment and pricing personalised to each wholesale buyer.
Restricted access, fast reorder checkout, personalised catalogues.
English summary
- Authenticated B2B ordering for trade accounts.
- Per-account pricing and assortments.
- B2B and B2C running on one platform.
Bring the real platform constraint. We’ll tell you if migration is justified.
See if migration pays back
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FAQ
The questions every serious buyer asks.
The usual gating concerns: framework choice, SEO risk, economics, and support.
Will we lose our SEO rankings during migration?
No, if the migration is run properly. URLs, redirects, metadata, and structured data are preserved at launch.
How do you handle Magento’s URL structure and avoid ranking loss?
Every URL is mapped in the blueprint phase, with redirects, canonicals, metadata, and structured data carried across.
How much does this cost?
Most migration projects land between € 40K and € 180K. Hosting and support usually start around € 1.5K/month.
When does the investment pay back?
Usually within 12–18 months through conversion lift, lower platform cost, and fewer paid extensions.
What if we need a feature your platform doesn’t have?
We build it. New features ship on your timeline, not a vendor roadmap.
You’re based in Greece. Can you really support a brand in Germany, Romania, Poland, or the Netherlands?
Yes. We support clients in English across EU time zones and already work with brands across Greece, Germany, the Netherlands, Romania, Poland, the UK, and Australia.
What happens to our existing Magento extensions and customisations?
Every extension and customisation is audited first. Critical logic is rebuilt natively, and workaround logic usually disappears.
How do you handle data migration for stores with 100K+ SKUs?
The new stack is built in parallel, then products, customers, orders, media, and redirects are reconciled at cutover. We already support catalogues above 500K SKUs.
What if we’re mid-peak-season. Can migration wait?
Yes. Discovery can happen now, build can follow after peak, and launch lands in the quieter window you choose.
What’s your track record with B2B and B2C on the same platform?
Strong. We already run B2C storefronts, B2B portals, per-account catalogues, and store integrations on the same codebase.
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First
contact
What the first call covers.
Share the platform, integrations, and the constraint. You’ll leave with a direct read on whether migration makes sense.
Clear guidance on cost, timing, release friction, and integration complexity.
Performance
Core Web Vitals and first bottlenecks.
Operating costs
Platform fees, apps, hosting, and maintenance drag.
Integrations
ERP, warehouse, B2B, checkout, and workflow complexity.
Support
How support works after launch and during peak.
What comes back
- A direct read on whether replatforming makes economic sense.
- Clear next steps if migration should move now.
- A straight no if the current stack should stay in place.
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Trust
Built for long-term commerce relationships. Not one-off launches.
The commercial promise only holds if the team and operating model behind it are stable for the long term.
Netstudio team · Athens · 2025
The people you meet before launch are the people still accountable after it.
One in-house team across engineering, design, marketing, and support.
21 years
Building e-commerce.
56 people
Senior EU-based team.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022
Certified information security processes.
EU hosted
GDPR-native delivery from day one.
NPS 67
Consistently high client satisfaction.
10-15 years
Typical lifespan of our strongest client partnerships.
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Contact
Tell us where your platform is holding you back.
Send the URL and the constraint. We’ll reply with a clear read on whether migration should happen now.
Send the storefront URL, current platform, and the integrations creating friction.
State the main constraint: SEO risk, ERP friction, B2B logic, speed, or platform cost.
If migration is premature or commercially wrong, we’ll say so plainly.
Send the essentials. A short, high-signal brief is enough.
Trusted by commerce teams across Greece, Cyprus, Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands, and Australia.