WooCommerce migration services
Move to WooCommerce when database control, custom logic and URL flexibility matter more than managed checkout.
Move your store onto Shopify without losing the orders, customers and search rankings you already have.
Store owners come to us worried about the same three things: the orders, the customer accounts and the Google rankings they spent years building. So our Shopify migration services are planned around those. Every product address gets a new home before the theme is built, and the switch is rehearsed first.
Shopify Migration Services
Choosing a Shopify migration agency comes down to who picks up the phone in launch week. Here it is the senior person who scoped the work, and we will say when a move is not worth making.
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Shopify data migration is only half the job. The other half is making sure customers and Google can still find everything afterwards.
Your catalog mapped into Shopify's product structure, with every duplicate stock code and oversized option set listed before the first import.
One Shopify destination for every product, category, page and file, starting with the pages that bring traffic and carry links.
Accounts, addresses and past orders carried over, so your team can answer a customer question and your reporting knows your best buyers.
Each app gets a Shopify equivalent, a rebuild inside the theme, or removal, with the content it holds identified first.
Payment methods, tax rules and shipping rates set up, then tested with live orders including a refund, before a customer sees the store.
Product, category and content templates compared with the old store field by field, so titles and content depth do not thin out.
What costs store owners money when migrating to Shopify, and what we do about each one.
Diagnose my site •Shopify puts its own wording in front of product and collection addresses, so your current URL structure cannot be kept, whatever platform you are leaving. Every address Google indexed changes on the same day. We write the redirect list in week one.
No platform hands its layouts to another, so the storefront is rebuilt in a Shopify theme. The risk is that a rebuild quietly drops what made pages sell: the buying guide, the size table, the badges near the buy button.
Accounts, addresses and order history all move across. Passwords never do, because they are stored scrambled in a form the new store cannot read. Every returning customer sets a new one, so we plan the email that warns them.
Size guides, care instructions and specification tables often sit inside an app rather than in the product record. The export brings the product across and leaves that content behind, so pages that ranked because they answered questions arrive thin.
Repeat orders run on saved payment details tied to your current provider, and those almost never transfer between platforms. Subscribers either stop being charged or get charged twice, and you hear about it by email, not from a report.
Reviews, ratings and photos usually live in a separate app that ties them to your old product IDs. Move them without a matching list and they attach to the wrong items, taking your Google star ratings with them.
We export your catalog and crawl your live store, then compare the two. That comparison is where the surprises are: content inside apps, product pages nothing links to, addresses no export lists.
Every product, category, page and file gets one Shopify destination, with its traffic and incoming links attached so you can see what is at stake. You approve the list before theme work starts.
Theme, catalog, categories and content go onto a development store. We crawl it and compare it with your live site for titles, product information, links and content depth.
Payment methods, tax rules, shipping rates and any subscription re-approval get configured and frozen. We place real test orders, refund one, and confirm the order email and sales tracking both fire.
We pick the hour from your own order pattern, pause orders briefly, publish the redirects and point your domain at Shopify. The point at which we would put you back is agreed first.
For the first month we set orders, visits and Google coverage against the numbers from before the move. Any gap gets a named cause: an unmapped address, a bad redirect, or broken tracking.
Shopify migration services do not find you new customers. They move a store that already has them, and every page bringing you traffic today lands at a new address. What you are protecting is not the store. It is the years of rankings and links pointing at the addresses you are about to retire.
If the switch breaches the limits we agree beforehand, we put you back on your old store using the rollback we already ran in rehearsal. The call is yours.
What our Shopify migration services move across, what you get before we build, and how we prove the store works.
Compare Shopify migration services by how early they map URLs, rebuild app-held content, test checkout and rehearse launch.
Every quote for our Shopify migration services starts with what ports across and what has to be rebuilt, because the rebuild is what you are paying for. Moves like these run from $2,500 to $75,000. A small startup catalog leaving Wix or Square sits at the lower end; a Shopify Plus store with wholesale pricing, custom checkout rules and years of app content to replace sits at the top.
It depends on whether Wix is holding you back. If your catalog is small and nothing is fighting you, Wix is fine and moving costs money for no return. It becomes worth it once you can name something you cannot do: stock across several locations, subscriptions, wholesale pricing, or an app only Shopify has. And yes, you can switch from Wix to Shopify. Products, pages and posts come across, the design is rebuilt, every URL changes.
Tell us where you sell today and what worries you most about moving. You will get a straight answer, not a pitch.



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Move to WooCommerce when database control, custom logic and URL flexibility matter more than managed checkout.
Compare platform fit before deciding whether Shopify is the right destination.
Protect rankings, indexed pages and URL equity when search visibility is the main risk.
Rebuild the storefront design while the redirect list and migration plan guide the work.
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