Magento 1 has been EOL since June 2020, and plenty of shops are still on it. Here’s what M1 support actually means in 2026, the real risk level, and how to weigh migrate vs. stay.
Magento 1 has been EOL since June 2020, and plenty of shops are still on it. Here’s what M1 support actually means in 2026, the real risk level, and how to weigh migrate vs. stay.
Magento 1 reached its official end-of-life (EOL) in June 2020, but that doesn’t mean your Magento 1 store has to go offline. If you’re still running Magento 1, you’re not alone — many merchants continue to operate stable and successful stores using this platform. The key is to make the right strategic and technical choices
start 20hours standard 40hours advanced 80hours Flexible 120+hours SERVICES WITHIN THE PACKAGES MAY INCLUDE Performance and server resource monitoring Site security updates Troubleshooting/bug fixing Design changes Development & customization Project management Quality assurance Online training Request a Package SUPPORT LEVELS There are four support levels depending on the severity of an issue: LEVEL 1: Emergency