Shopify to WooCommercemigration.
Shopify to WooCommerce migration, or a move from PrestaShop, OpenCart, Magento or Wix, or just to a better host. Products, customers, orders and every old URL come with you, so Google keeps sending the same visitors.
New store,old links.
Every platform writes its URLs its own way. Move without a map and every link Google knows, and every link in an old email, lands on a 404. Rankings drop in the week the store looks finished.
Count, map,move, watch.
Four steps, usually two to six weeks. The old store stays open and selling until the night we switch.
yourstore.myshopify.com · read through the Shopify API
Old address and old field, new address and new field
Your old store keeps selling while we test the new one
Search Console, the same store, two ways to move it
The whole store,not a CSV import.
ProductsVariants, attributes, stock, prices, photos and alt text.
CustomersAccounts, addresses and one email to set a new password.
Order historyPast orders linked to the right customers, for returns and repeat buys.
Redirect mapEvery old product, category, page and blog URL sent to its new home.
ReviewsImported with their stars, names and dates.
SEO dataTitles, descriptions and schema carried over to your SEO plugin.
CheckoutPayments, taxes, shipping and order emails set up and tested.
30 days afterSearch Console and 404 logs watched, every gap fixed.
- A written inventory before any price
- The full move on a staging copy first
- The switch at a quiet hour, with the old store kept as a backup
- 30 days of watching Search Console after
- A new design is a separate project; we can move your current look
- Passwords cannot be copied between platforms, so customers set a new one
- Gift card balances and some app data are moved by hand or rebuilt
The platformyou are leaving.
Each one exports differently. We read them through their API or database, not a spreadsheet.
What moves,what does not.
You see the list before the price.
The inventory in step one says what moves on its own, what moves by hand and what needs a new plugin. The quote follows that list, line by line.
Quoted per store,in writing.
The price follows the inventory, and you can leave out any line.
What moves the number
The four things that decide the size of the job.
Get a quote
A written inventory, a price and a date, usually within three working days.
Beforeyou ask.
Will the store be closed?
Only for the switch, usually about thirty minutes at night. Until then the old store keeps selling.
Will we lose our Google rankings?
Not if every old URL points to its new page. That map is the core of the job, and we watch Search Console for 30 days after.
Can customers keep their passwords?
No platform lets passwords leave. Customers keep their accounts and orders, and get one email to choose a new password.
Do we keep our domain?
Yes. The domain moves to the new store; only the addresses behind it change, and those are redirected.
What about the apps we pay for?
The inventory lists each one with a free plugin, a paid plugin or a bit of theme code to replace it. You decide line by line.
Can you move us away from WooCommerce?
No. We only build on WordPress and WooCommerce.
Send the URL,get the inventory.
- An inventory and a priceIn writing, usually within three working days.
- Leave out any lineThe price follows the list, item by item.
- No lock-inPlain WooCommerce, your hosting, your data.
Your store
Three fields. We reply by email.