# Best Cloud Migration Software - Page 14 *By [Rachana Hasyagar](https://research.g2.com/insights/author/rachana-hasyagar)* Cloud migration software helps companies upgrade systems and update data by assisting in the relocation of files through the cloud. These solutions, also referred to as migration tools, often provide features for data encryption, data backup, and documentation for migration records on both a systemwide and file-specific level. They often integrate with entire classes of software such as [enterprise content management (ECM)](https://www.g2.com/categories/enterprise-content-management-ecm), or they’re geared towards products for [SharePoint](https://www.g2.com/products/sharepoint/reviews) migration and [Office 365](https://www.g2.com/products/office-365/reviews) migration. Most migration tools can transfer large pools of calendars, contacts, documents, and communications to cloud applications or storage tools. Successfully utilizing a cloud migration tool can save IT departments significant time and simplify future cloud data integration practices. They can also simplify the organization, consolidation, and integration of a wide range of data types. To qualify for inclusion in the Cloud Migration category, a product must: - Sync applications with cloud storage systems - Assist with migration of large numbers of files and various file types through the cloud - Provide data security tools, backup assistance, or integration with [backup software](https://www.g2.com/categories/backup) to keep files safe during migration ## Category Overview **Total Products under this Category:** 235 ## Trust & Credibility Stats **Why You Can Trust G2's Software Rankings:** - 30 Analysts and Data Experts - 7,800+ Authentic Reviews - 235+ Products - Unbiased Rankings G2's software rankings are built on verified user reviews, rigorous moderation, and a consistent research methodology maintained by a team of analysts and data experts. Each product is measured using the same transparent criteria, with no paid placement or vendor influence. While reviews reflect real user experiences, which can be subjective, they offer valuable insight into how software performs in the hands of professionals. Together, these inputs power the G2 Score, a standardized way to compare tools within every category. ## Best Cloud Migration Software At A Glance - **Leader:** [Agentforce 360 Platform (formerly Salesforce Platform)](https://www.g2.com/products/agentforce-360-platform-formerly-salesforce-platform/reviews) - **Highest Performer:** [Skyvia](https://www.g2.com/products/skyvia/reviews) - **Easiest to Use:** [Cloudiway](https://www.g2.com/products/cloudiway/reviews) - **Top Trending:** [IBM webMethods Hybrid Integration](https://www.g2.com/products/ibm-webmethods-hybrid-integration-2025-12-05/reviews) - **Best Free Software:** [HubSpot Data Hub](https://www.g2.com/products/hubspot-data-hub/reviews) --- **Sponsored** ### ShareGate ShareGate is the leading Microsoft 365 migration and governance platform, trusted by over 100,000 IT pros for its unmatched simplicity. We offer the simplest, most reliable, and most affordable way to move business data to Microsoft 365. Whether you’re migrating from Google Workspace, file shares, Exchange Online, SharePoint On-Premises, or tenant-to-tenant, ShareGate gets the job done, without surprises. From cloud transformation to M&A integration, we keep things just damn simple. ShareGate also helps you stay in control once your data is migrated. Our powerful governance features let you assess environments, uncover issues, and apply fixes on the spot, so everything stays clean, secure, and optimized. You can count on us to lay the groundwork for safe Microsoft Copilot deployment in your organization. If you’re using Microsoft 365, you need ShareGate. Period. 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Cloud migration is defined as the transfer of a company’s digital operations from legacy systems to the cloud. It also includes the movement of data from one cloud type to another. Although the concept of migration remains the same, there is no actual physical movement of the operations; here data, applications, and IT processes are moved or migrated into the cloud.  To understand the need for cloud migration software, understanding legacy infrastructure is key. A legacy product is an outdated hardware or software system that is still used by companies. Although these products are supported by their vendors in terms of upgrades, software additions, and other features, they are not very efficient. These systems could potentially slow down the business operations, and cause data breaches since security is not stellar. Such issues cause a company to lag behind rather than move forward.  Legacy software can become unreliable and lose support from vendors (also known as end-of-life) who may not issue any more updates for the product. For example, In May 2021, Microsoft announced that they have decided to retire Internet Explorer in 2022 after more than 25 years of it being operational. The move was made due to two reasons—the statistics which show very few users on IE search engine, and in favor of their new product Microsoft Edge. In this situation, IE is a legacy software in which the vendor has decided to stop support. Businesses that have older, legacy websites are being moved onto the newer browser. Legacy infrastructure such as servers, storage, networking equipment, and others form the hardware portion of IT infrastructure. These are usually situated on premises, which is normally located at the company’s own premises or building. By having all IT infrastructure on premises, companies are losing out on the numerous benefits that cloud computing has to offer.  To experience cloud computing, firms are moving smaller workloads and applications to understand the benefits first. Migration tools assists firms on their cloud computing journey to begin the migration of their workloads to the cloud.  These are some basic steps that organizations need to understand in order to move to the cloud: **Define goals:** A firm should ideally outline and define the goals that they expect to achieve from migrating to the cloud. They should have answers to concerns such as what benefits they will achieve from databases or applications migrating to the cloud, and if these are small workloads or the most critical ones? By asking these questions, a firm can easily design a roadmap for cloud migration plans. **Invest in cybersecurity:** Keeping data secure is the need of the hour. When moving to the cloud, the firm needs to ensure a strong security plan in place, to prevent hacks, data breaches. This is because on-premises security differs significantly from cloud security. Deploying a web application firewall or a cloud firewall is a necessary practice. **Copying database:** This is also known as replicating databases and applications. The replication process needs to be performed throughout the database migration process so that the data is up to date till its last version. **Production switch:** Firms should move any final processes to the cloud, and then the cloud goes live. This marks the end of the migration process. #### What Types of Cloud Migration Software Exist? The following types of cloud migration are also known as the “6 R’s” of cloud migration: **Lift and shift or rehost** This is one of the fastest cloud migration types. In this type, the software being used remains the same but not in the cloud (applications are “lifted” from legacy infrastructure, and “shifted” to the cloud). This method has the lowest upfront costs. This type of cloud migration software allows firms to move out of their data centers and stop managing hardware. **Lift and optimize or replatform** This type of cloud migration is an extension of the rehost type. In this, OS and APIs are optimized during lifting and shifting. Alterations to the code base are minimal and are primarily meant for enhancing the cloud benefits and reshaping the source environment. **Shifting to SaaS or drop and shop or repurchase** In shifting to SaaS, companies identify workloads and applications that are outsourced to SaaS vendors that specialize in these applications. This type is dependent on the application and therefore runs on a case-by-case basis. A good example of applications that can be shifted to SaaS are email applications or moving CRM applications to Salesforce. **Refactoring** Refactoring is also known as rearchitecting. Under this type, legacy applications can be entirely designed again to be supported in a cloud environment. The applications are replicated and moved into the cloud. This is the most low-risk option since companies can still use the legacy application till the replication and movement to the cloud are done. Although refactoring is the most expensive option, it's most suited for future usage. **Retain or hybrid model** In this type, a firm identifies that it does not need to move all applications to the cloud at that point in time, or only needs to move a few of them. Firms can choose to retain their components on IT infrastructure. This could happen for a variety of reasons, sometimes the company may not be ready to move to the cloud, or there can be security reasons, governmental regulations, and several others. **Retire** This involves identifying and shutting down those applications that will not cause any impact on efficiency and productivity. Parts of IT infrastructure can be decommissioned or archived as per importance, and replaced by other services or software. ### What are the Common Features of Cloud Migration Software? The following are some core features within cloud migration software that can help users in several ways: **Cloud services support:** This is the key feature of using cloud migration services. A cloud migration tool should support several common cloud services such as OneDrive, Google Drive, and other functionalities. Supporting several cloud services will give a company more leeway to choose a cloud provider for its business needs. **Migrate among different environments:** A good feature for cloud migration tools to have is complete support between physical, cloud-based, or virtual environments. This indicates that a cloud migration tool can migrate software not only from on-premises to the cloud but also between different cloud environments as per business requirements. **Smart features:** A cloud migration software that can identify and solve blockades without the need for any human intervention is a good feature. For example, when transferring data between two cloud environments, file transfer and speed are of the essence, which is controlled by the service provider. A good cloud migration tool should be set up to allow or disallow special characters, file types, file sizes, and others based on requirements. **Built-in testing:** Some cloud migration software provide in-built testing. From this feature, a buyer can validate all the data and confirm, and only then decide to move the data. Data or software can be diagnosed before migration, to ensure no issues are found during the migration process or after. **Continuous data replication:** Cloud migration tools should be able to support and perform continuous data replication of a company’s data. This is to ensure that only the latest and most valid data is being migrated to the cloud, and there are no gaps or patches in the data. **Live transfer:** This feature is an extension of continuous data replication. In this, live transfer of data indicates the migration of active servers without any need to take them offline. **Visual tools:** Cloud migration software provides a single-pane-of-view software for its user. The user obtains complete visibility into the migration process and workflows. Application, services, workloads, and others can all be tracked and monitored. Data center information is tracked to ensure migration is useful and beneficial for the company. Some cloud migration services also support the creation of reports and dashboard analytics for effective IT infrastructure management. ### What are the Benefits of Cloud Migration Software? **Assist in cloud migration:** Cloud migration software is developed and used to take care of a business’s cloud computing needs and functionalities. Whether shifting from on premises to public, private, or hybrid cloud, or between cloud to cloud environments, using migration software will help to move the data and workloads seamlessly and ensure optimization. The numerous benefits of moving to cloud computing, such as low infrastructure costs, faster deployment times, reduced data footprint, automatic backup support, enhanced computing, scalability, and several other reasons are compelling firms to move to cloud environments, and cloud migration tools can help support this movement. **Speed up application deployment:** Cloud migration is taken up by various organizations in order to speed up application deployment. Since there is no need for on-premises infrastructure, businesses can skip steps such as purchasing the right servers, installing OS, uptime or downtime of data centers, and others. The company has the freedom to immediately migrate into the cloud via the software, and begin working without being concerned about additional tasks and costs. **Combination and deployment:** Most cloud migration software has dual benefits—they can combine data from various sources within the enterprise and move this data to the cloud data center selected. A firm does not need to invest in other additional software to combine data. **Security support:** Cloud migration solutions offer several security restrictions. These have been put in place to ensure that data, processes, systems, and other applications being migrated are safeguarded during the migration process. **Develop a migration hub:** Cloud migration tools also support the creation of a hub **.** This hub acts as a central point for different stakeholders to start, execute, and track the migration activity. The hub also ensures that compliance is maintained with migrations. **Planning and analysis:** Several cloud migration tools can now analyze business data, and suggest best practices to deploy and organize it. The tool can be used to plan, analyze, and derive cloud cost models, which supports the organization’s team to make data-driven and well-informed business decisions. ### Who Uses Cloud Migration Software? **Migration architect:** A migration architect is the main persona who will lead the cloud migration project. At the system level, the migration architect will be responsible for planning the migration and oversee the entire process till project completion. The architect will need to define necessary refactoring required, design migration plans and strategies, and migration priorities. **Database architects:** As data is being migrated into the cloud, database architects can use the software to ensure that the right databases are being migrated and that there are no issues and gaps in the data migration process. Database architects will closely work with cloud service providers such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure to develop and design resilient plans for database migration. They act as a support team for the implementation project. **IT teams:** The IT team of the organization will primarily oversee the cloud migration project, hence will be on hands with the software. This team will need to ensure business requirements (such as budgets, SLAs, KPIs are being met), devise long-term IT strategy plans, and identify operational requirements. **Cloud service providers:** Cloud service providers can offer cloud migration options. The cloud being migrated too needs to be reliable, scalable, consistent, and available as required. Some of the biggest names in cloud platforms include AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Alibaba Cloud, IBM Cloud, and several others. **Business owners:** Migrating from on-premises infrastructure to cloud or even between clouds is an investment decision. Business owners need to ensure that there is a significant return on investment (ROI) in the long run, and hence are deeply involved with the cloud migration process. Business owners need to observe the total cost of ownership (TCO) in order to support a business case for migration. ### Challenges with Cloud Migration Software Cloud migration software services can come with their own set of challenges.  **Migration of large databases:** One of the main challenges that the software faces is the huge task of moving large workloads and databases to the cloud. In order to function in the cloud, several times databases need to be moved to another platform to ensure optimized and efficient cloud computing capabilities. Moving large data sets into or between clouds is a time-consuming task since massive databases take a long time to move via the internet. Cloud migration, therefore, is a time-consuming activity for large databases. **Ensuring business continuity in real time:** A downtime for any organization can cost billions of dollars if not brought back to working capacity well in time. Sectors like banking, healthcare, stock markets, and others cannot afford downtime, which could cause drastic negative impacts. In such a situation, cloud migration services need to be able to support migrating applications into the cloud platforms in real time, without impacting business continuity. The migration service should be able to work in the background supporting data transfer to the cloud, as employees continue working on their daily functions. **Costs for migration:** Although moving to cloud computing will help in reducing costs, the costs associated with using migration software are significant. Some of the main costs include rewriting legacy application architecture to suit the cloud, investment costs associated with people and tools to ensure migration happens smoothly, bandwidth costs, training costs, licensing costs, and several others. **Cloud sprawl:** One of the biggest challenges that companies face is that in the excitement of moving to the cloud, they end up moving entire databases and applications without having a plan in place. This leads to cloud sprawl, wherein an organization does not have a complete view of all the cloud infrastructure during migration. This happens because the organization is migrating several cloud instances, providers, services, and therefore is unable to view or maintain accountability for all cloud components.  ### How to Buy Cloud Migration Software Choosing a cloud migration software is an extremely important task when embarking on a cloud transformation journey. The best cloud migration tool will ensure that all the requirements of migrating to the cloud are met, the data has been safely moved, processes have been streamlined and the firm can continue business processes without any halts or negative impacts. However, there are a few important steps that need to be taken before choosing a cloud migration software: **Develop a plan of action:** This is the key step before embarking on a cloud migration plan. Having an understanding of the present position and what is to be achieved from this migration will help the buyer in defining KPIs such as response time, compute usage, memory usage, and others. This plan outlines what are the goals of the migration to be accomplished. KPIs that were developed for application in legacy infrastructure might not apply once the migration is completed, hence illuminating the best KPIs is important in this step. In addition, the plan needs to be holistic—account for several factors such as timelines, priorities, funding, resource availability, and others. **Identify applications to be moved:** A company needs to do a deep dive into all their applications, workloads, software, and services to identify which of them need to be migrated. It is not necessary that all the applications need to be moved in one shot or need to be moved at all. Some applications might perform better on a public cloud than a private cloud or even on legacy infrastructure—identifying such differences is key. It is good to ask questions such as—is a redesign of applications required and if yes, what is the level of complexity required, which is the best cloud environment for different applications, does the cloud service provider also provide cloud migration capabilities, and so on. Answering these questions will help determine what should or shouldn't be migrated. **Identify the cloud service provider:** Choosing the right cloud provider is a necessary step since these providers will help to guide during the migration process. The provider should support cloud migration at a global scale if required at a later point in time. In addition, the buyer needs to choose a single cloud provider or if they plan to go multi or hybrid cloud. **Ensuring data security:** As the data transfer process happens, it could be a potential point of security and data breaches, causing a company’s data to be accessed by unknown parties. Managing this risk is crucial. **Execute cloud migration:** Once the above steps are completed, the migration process can begin. Migration will depend on the complexity of the architecture of applications, data, workloads, and others. Once the above steps have been completed, firms can opt for a cloud migration software that will help them achieve their cloud computing requirements. #### Compare Cloud Migration Software Products **Create a long list** This step involves creating a long list of cloud migration software providers that assist buyers on their cloud migration journey. Some key factors to consider include system automation, tracking server volumes, efficiently managing a company’s database, striving to minimize downtime, security support, data privacy, and others. Some other features include monitoring capabilities and alert systems. The best cloud migration tools help to move and synchronize files during the entire migration process. Some tools may also have disaster recovery and error and bug tracing as a feature; some are complex while others offer very basic services. **Create a short list** Once the long list of cloud monitoring tools has been identified, it is time to remove software that does not meet all the business criteria. For this, it is important to fall back on the assessment made earlier on what is to be done before choosing a migration service. Based on the assessment, buyers can further shorten their list and only choose those software vendors that meet all the business requirements. **Conduct demos** Once the list has been reduced to a couple of vendors, buyers may begin to request a demo. The demo will give them an idea of how the cloud migration software will work once the actual process begins, and the time required to move applications to the cloud. Having a demo on resources and applications is a good way to ensure the best fit. At this step, the buyer should ask several questions to the vendor as to the benefits, after-service support, staff training, and other additional features that can be provided.  #### Selection of Cloud Migration Software **Choose a selection team** Choosing the right team to work together on choosing cloud migration software is a critical part of the process. This team will be in charge of identifying pain points to finally overseeing the entire implementation and migration process. The team should include a mix of different personas who have the required skills, interest, and time. Some roles include project manager, system owner, decision makers, and others. From the technical team, there should be an IT admin, a cloud admin or engineer, and a technical lead. **Negotiation** When choosing cloud migration software, bringing in negotiation factors is very important especially on pricing and licensing. When migrating to the cloud, some software publishers allow buyers to move licenses from on premises to the cloud or between cloud environments. But this might not always be the case, which could put the buyers at a non compliance risk for the remainder of the contract and would require purchasing a cloud license for specific software. Hence, it is important to negotiate to include possible additional costs that might come in for the remainder of the contract. Other ways to negotiate include opting for multi-year contracts. **Final decision** Once all the steps are complete, the final decision is made weighing all factors and scenarios. Cloud migration providers can try to move smaller applications first for a small set of sample users. Based on this feedback, it can be used for enterprise-wide cloud migration. ### Cloud Migration Software Trends **Cloud plans are being expedited or extended—no slow down in investments** Companies are investing significantly in their cloud migration plans in order to differentiate from competitors and support cost-effective practices. IT leaders are expediting their cloud adoption plans to enable a remote workforce but also secure data value.  **From migration to modernization** Earlier, migration and modernization were viewed as two separate strategies. The conversation now is not just around how to migrate to the cloud, but also on how to modernize applications once migrated. Using an end-to-end method to accelerate modernization activities is a growing trend observed. Several vendors are now looking at identifying software providers and partners that are focused on migrating workloads in addition to modernizing legacy applications to the cloud. --- ## Frequently Asked Questions ### How can I evaluate the ROI of a cloud migration investment? To evaluate the ROI of a cloud migration investment, consider factors such as cost savings from reduced infrastructure, improved operational efficiency, and enhanced scalability. User reviews highlight that platforms like AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud often lead to significant reductions in IT costs, with many users reporting savings of 20-30% post-migration. Additionally, improved collaboration and productivity gains are frequently noted, with users indicating that cloud solutions can accelerate project timelines by up to 40%. Assessing these metrics against your initial investment will provide a clearer ROI picture. ### How do cloud migration tools ensure minimal downtime during the transition? Cloud migration tools minimize downtime through features like real-time data replication, automated failover processes, and comprehensive pre-migration assessments. Tools such as AWS Migration Hub, CloudEndure, and Azure Migrate are noted for their effective orchestration capabilities, allowing for seamless transitions. User reviews highlight the importance of these features, with many noting that automated testing and rollback options significantly reduce the risk of extended outages. Additionally, the ability to schedule migrations during off-peak hours further enhances uptime, ensuring business continuity throughout the transition. ### How do cloud migration tools handle data security during the transfer? Cloud migration tools prioritize data security during transfer through various methods such as encryption, access controls, and compliance with industry standards. For instance, tools like AWS Migration Hub and Microsoft Azure Migrate emphasize end-to-end encryption and secure data transfer protocols. Users frequently highlight the importance of these features, noting that robust security measures are critical for protecting sensitive information. Additionally, many tools offer customizable security settings to meet specific organizational needs, ensuring that data remains secure throughout the migration process. ### How do I assess the scalability of a cloud migration solution? To assess the scalability of a cloud migration solution, evaluate user feedback on performance under load, ease of scaling resources, and support for multi-cloud environments. Solutions like AWS Migration Hub and Microsoft Azure Migrate are noted for their robust scalability features, with users highlighting the ability to seamlessly increase capacity as needed. Additionally, tools such as CloudEndure and Google Cloud Migrate are praised for their flexibility in scaling applications during migration, ensuring minimal disruption. Look for user ratings that reflect satisfaction with scaling capabilities, as these insights are crucial for informed decision-making. ### How do user experiences vary across different cloud migration tools? User experiences with cloud migration tools vary significantly. For instance, AWS Migration Hub scores high for its comprehensive tracking capabilities, while Azure Migrate is praised for its integration with existing Microsoft services. Google Cloud's Migrate for Compute Engine is noted for its user-friendly interface, but some users report challenges with complex migrations. Additionally, tools like CloudEndure are recognized for their robust disaster recovery features, although they may require more technical expertise. Overall, satisfaction ratings and feature effectiveness differ, reflecting diverse user needs and migration scenarios. ### How long does a typical cloud migration project take to complete? The duration of a typical cloud migration project can vary significantly, but many users report that it generally takes between 3 to 12 months to complete. Factors influencing this timeline include the complexity of the existing infrastructure, the amount of data being migrated, and the specific cloud solutions being implemented. For instance, users of products like AWS Cloud Migration, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform often cite varying timelines based on their unique requirements and the scale of their operations. ### What are common challenges faced during cloud migration projects? Common challenges faced during cloud migration projects include data security concerns, which are highlighted by users as a significant issue, and the complexity of integrating existing systems with new cloud solutions. Additionally, users report difficulties in managing costs effectively during the transition, as unexpected expenses can arise. Resistance to change among staff is also frequently mentioned, impacting the overall adoption of cloud technologies. Furthermore, ensuring compliance with regulations during migration is a critical challenge that many organizations encounter. ### What are the best practices for planning a cloud migration? Best practices for planning a cloud migration include conducting a thorough assessment of current infrastructure, defining clear objectives, and selecting the right cloud model (public, private, or hybrid). Engaging stakeholders early and ensuring compliance with security and regulatory requirements are crucial. Utilizing tools like AWS Migration Hub, Microsoft Azure Migrate, and Google Cloud Migrate can streamline the process. Additionally, establishing a detailed migration strategy with timelines and resource allocation helps mitigate risks and ensures a smoother transition. ### What are the key features to look for in a cloud migration solution? Key features to look for in a cloud migration solution include automated migration tools, support for multiple cloud environments, robust security measures, real-time monitoring, and comprehensive reporting capabilities. Solutions like AWS Migration Hub, Microsoft Azure Migrate, and Google Cloud Migrate are noted for their user-friendly interfaces and effective integration with existing systems. Additionally, scalability and customer support are critical, as highlighted by user reviews emphasizing the importance of responsive assistance during the migration process. ### What integrations should I consider when choosing a cloud migration tool? When choosing a cloud migration tool, consider integrations with popular platforms such as AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and VMware, as these are frequently highlighted by users. Additionally, tools that support integrations with databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Oracle are essential for seamless data transfer. User reviews emphasize the importance of compatibility with CI/CD tools like Jenkins and monitoring solutions such as Datadog, which enhance the migration process and ongoing management. ### What is the typical pricing structure for cloud migration services? The typical pricing structure for cloud migration services varies significantly based on the provider and the complexity of the migration. Services like AWS Migration Hub and Microsoft Azure Migration offer pricing models that can include hourly rates, project-based fees, or subscription models. For instance, AWS Migration Hub is often noted for its pay-as-you-go pricing, while Azure Migration may involve a combination of upfront costs and ongoing fees. Users frequently report costs ranging from $5,000 to over $100,000 depending on the scale and specific requirements of the migration project. ### What support options are available for cloud migration solutions? Cloud migration solutions typically offer various support options, including 24/7 customer support, dedicated account managers, and extensive documentation. For instance, products like AWS Migration Hub and Microsoft Azure Migrate provide comprehensive onboarding assistance and community forums. Additionally, tools such as CloudEndure and Google Cloud Migrate for Compute Engine emphasize personalized support through training sessions and migration planning services. User reviews highlight the importance of responsive support teams and the availability of resources like tutorials and FAQs to facilitate the migration process.