We handle the full WooCommerce to Shopify migration — products, variants, customers, order history, SEO redirects, payment gateway setup and custom theme build. No data loss. No SEO cliff. Minimal downtime.
We help you evaluate if Shopify is the right move — and if it is, we execute it flawlessly.
WooCommerce requires you to manage hosting, server security, plugin updates, database backups, and performance optimization. Shopify is fully hosted — infrastructure is handled for you. For teams without in-house DevOps, the operational cost difference is significant.
Shopify's native checkout has some of the highest conversion rates in ecommerce — accelerated by Shop Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay and one-click checkout. WooCommerce checkout requires custom development to reach the same level.
Flash sales, product launches, seasonal traffic spikes — Shopify's infrastructure absorbs them without configuration changes. WooCommerce requires proactive scaling planning and hosting adjustments.
Shopify's app store has purpose-built tools for email, loyalty, reviews, subscriptions, shipping, and B2B — often more polished than WooCommerce equivalents, with better native integration into the platform.
We audit your WooCommerce store — catalog size, data structure, custom fields, plugins, integrations, and SEO assets. We export and clean your data before a single product touches Shopify.
Shopify store setup, theme development or customization, collection taxonomy rebuild, payment gateways, shipping zones and tax rules configured to match your WooCommerce setup.
Product, customer, order and content migration — verified record by record. Full checkout testing, payment testing, and SEO redirect verification before going live.
DNS cutover, 301 redirect deployment, Google Search Console re-submission and a 30-day post-launch support window to catch any edge cases.
Tell us about your store. We'll assess the scope, protect your SEO, and execute a clean migration.
Not if the migration is done properly. We generate a full 301 redirect map from your WooCommerce URLs to your new Shopify URLs before launch. This tells Google exactly where every page moved, preserving your link equity and rankings. We also re-submit your sitemap to Google Search Console post-launch.
Yes. We migrate customer accounts (name, email, addresses) and complete order history to Shopify. Note: Shopify requires customers to reset their passwords after migration for security reasons — we include a post-migration email sequence in our handoff.
A migration with a standard Shopify theme and up to 1,000 products typically takes 4–6 weeks. Larger catalogs, custom theme builds, complex integrations, or stores with subscription products require 8–14 weeks. We scope accurately after reviewing your current store.
Complex B2B pricing rules, certain custom checkout fields, and deep CMS integration (blog + ecommerce in one WordPress install) require more work to replicate on Shopify. We audit your WooCommerce setup during discovery and flag everything that needs a custom Shopify solution before starting.
Yes. A common setup is keeping WordPress for content (blog, landing pages) and using Shopify as the storefront — connected via Shopify's Buy Button or Storefront API. We implement this architecture regularly.
We build and test your Shopify store in parallel with your live WooCommerce store — no downtime during the build phase. The actual DNS cutover (when traffic switches to Shopify) takes minutes. We schedule it during your lowest-traffic window, typically at night.
Yes. We do Shopify to WooCommerce migrations for businesses that need more flexibility, complex custom development, or deeper CMS integration than Shopify provides. The process is similar — we audit, migrate data, build, redirect, and test.