WordPress, eCommerce, custom development and high-converting landing pages.
We move stores from WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, and custom platforms onto Shopify — with product, customer, and order data mapped, URL redirects planned, app equivalents sourced, and checkout tested before your original store ever goes dark.
Every platform structures products, customers, and orders differently. The migration plan starts with your current platform, not a generic checklist.
Product variations, customer accounts, and order history mapped from WordPress/WooCommerce's structure to Shopify's, with plugin functionality mapped to Shopify apps or native features.
Complex catalogs, multi-store setups, and custom attributes migrated with a data structure built for Magento's flexibility translated into Shopify's model.
Product catalogs and customer data migrated between two hosted platforms, with theme and app equivalents mapped rather than rebuilt from scratch.
Smaller catalogs moved off page-builder commerce platforms and onto Shopify's dedicated ecommerce infrastructure as the store outgrows them.
Bespoke platforms and legacy systems audited for whatever data structure they use, with a migration plan built around what actually exists rather than a standard export.
If you're moving to a new domain or platform outside ecommerce, see Website Migration. If your store is already on Shopify and just needs new functionality, see E-Commerce Development.
A migration plan is only as good as the audit behind it. We map what exists in your current store before touching Shopify.
Products, variants, collections, and custom attributes reviewed for how they'll map to Shopify's product model.
Accounts, saved addresses, and order history reviewed for what transfers directly and what needs a workaround.
Historical order data assessed for migration or archival, based on what your team actually needs accessible post-launch.
Blog posts, pages, and media library reviewed alongside the product catalog, not treated as an afterthought.
Every app or plugin your store depends on mapped to a Shopify equivalent, a native feature, or custom development.
Theme customizations and custom functionality reviewed for what needs to be rebuilt versus what Shopify already covers.
How the cutover happens matters as much as what gets migrated. We recommend the approach after reviewing your store’s traffic patterns and order volume, not by default.
Catalog, content, and customers migrated in stages ahead of launch, with a shorter cutover window at the end for final order sync.
The new Shopify store built and tested fully in parallel with your live store, so nothing goes live until it’s already been verified.
A single, planned cutover window with the source store frozen, data synced, and DNS switched over on a set schedule.
This is the core of any migration — get the catalog, the customer base, and the order history right, and everything else is easier to fix.
Products, variants, images, and collections migrated with attributes mapped to Shopify's structure, not flattened in the process.
Customer profiles, saved addresses, and account credentials handled so returning customers aren't forced to re-register from scratch.
Past orders migrated or archived based on what your team and customers actually need to reference after launch.
Active discount codes, gift card balances, and loyalty points mapped to Shopify equivalents so nothing outstanding gets lost.
A platform change is one of the riskiest things you can do to your SEO if URLs and metadata aren’t mapped carefully. We can’t promise no ranking movement — search engines reindex on their own timeline — but proper redirect mapping meaningfully reduces the risk. Need a deeper look at your current site first? See SEO Audit.
Select a benchmark to view how a mapped migration compares to an unplanned one.
Launch day is where a well-planned migration either holds up or falls apart. Five stages keep it controlled.
Your source store frozen to new orders during final data sync, so nothing gets migrated twice or dropped in the gap.
The last batch of orders and customer data synced, then checked against the source platform before cutover.
DNS pointed to Shopify during a scheduled window chosen around your store's lowest-traffic period.
Checkout, redirects, and order flow actively monitored in the hours immediately after cutover.
A defined hypercare period to catch anything that only shows up once real customers and real traffic hit the new store.
It doesn’t have to, if redirects and metadata are mapped correctly before launch. We can’t promise zero ranking movement, since search engines reindex on their own timeline, but proper URL mapping and redirects meaningfully reduce the risk.
We plan migrations to minimize downtime using a parallel build and a scheduled cutover window, but we won’t promise zero downtime, since DNS propagation and final data sync always carry some timing risk.
We map and migrate customer accounts, order history, and reviews where the source and destination apps support it. Where a direct transfer isn’t possible, we flag it early so you know what will and won’t carry over before launch.
We migrate from WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, and most custom-built stores. The approach changes based on your current platform’s data structure, but the underlying process is the same.
We audit your current app and plugin stack and map each one to a Shopify equivalent, a built-in Shopify feature, or custom development where no direct equivalent exists.
We keep your original store accessible and untouched during the migration window, and build in a defined rollback plan and a post-launch support period to catch anything that only shows up with real traffic.
Every migration is scoped individually based on catalog size and complexity — these tiers give you a starting point for the conversation.
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Standard Migration
From $1,900
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Full ReplatformPopular
From $3,800
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Enterprise / Shopify Plus
Custom Quote
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| Product catalog size | Up to 500 SKUs | Up to 5,000 SKUs | Unlimited |
| Customer & order history transfer | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| URL & redirect mapping | Core pages | Full site | Full site + monitoring |
| Theme build | Theme customization | Custom theme development | Custom theme + Plus features |
| App & integration mapping | Up to 5 apps | Up to 15 apps | Unlimited, ongoing |
| Post-launch support | 15 days | 30 days | Dedicated developer time |
| Start Project | Start Project | Talk to Us |
Share your current platform, catalog size, and target launch timeline. Our team will review your store and recommend a migration approach.
No pressure and no generic package. We will review your requirements before recommending a solution.
