Best WooCommerce to Shopify Migration Agencies in 2026: 8 Experts Compared

A WooCommerce to Shopify migration agency has a different job from a generic replatforming team. WooCommerce stores carry WordPress baggage: variable products with attribute combinations, a blog that drives half the traffic, plugins standing in for features Shopify has natively, and URL structures that were never designed to be moved. This comparison ranks eight agencies on how well they handle exactly those things, and what WooCommerce migration experts actually charge in 2026.

Short answer: Presta is the strongest pick for WooCommerce stores between about 200K and 5M in annual revenue that want a fixed price and a 4-week timeline, including B2B tiers and ERP connections. 1Digital and Elogic suit larger catalogs with messy data or heavy custom logic. Uptek is worth a look if organic content is most of your revenue. Netalico, craftberry, Solo Media Group and We Make Websites round out the list for US, enterprise and UK needs.

If you are still deciding whether to leave WooCommerce, start with the Shopify vs WooCommerce comparison. If you have decided, the WooCommerce to Shopify migration guide walks through the process step by step.

What a WooCommerce to Shopify migration agency must handle

WooCommerce-specific problems that separate migration experts from everyone else:

• Variable products. WooCommerce attributes multiply into variations that often exceed Shopify’s 100-variant-per-product limit (250 on some plans). The agency needs a plan: split products, use metafields, or restructure options.
• WordPress content. Blog posts, landing pages, custom post types and media. Do they move to Shopify’s blog, stay on WordPress at a subdomain or subfolder, or get rebuilt as Shopify pages? Each answer has an SEO consequence.
• Plugin mapping. Subscriptions, bookings, wholesale pricing, multilingual (WPML, Polylang), reviews, bundles and shipping calculators each need a Shopify app or custom code equivalent, decided before the build, not after.
• URL structure. WooCommerce URLs like /product/slug/ and /product-category/slug/ become /products/slug and /collections/slug. Every one needs a 301, plus pagination, filters and tag pages.
• Customer passwords. They cannot be migrated. The agency needs a password reset flow and a communication plan so accounts survive.
• Order history. Years of orders, refunds and notes, imported as historical records so customer lifetime value and reporting stay intact.
• Payments and tax. Local gateways (for EU stores: WSPay, Corvus Pay, Mollie, Adyen), VAT rules and invoicing plugins that have no direct Shopify equivalent.

Any agency on this list can move products. The ranking is about the seven items above.

Quick comparison

Agency	Based in	WooCommerce strength	Best for	Pricing signal
Presta	Belgrade, EU	Merged WooCommerce and Ecwid data with 80 to 90 variants per product and three B2B price tiers	Mid-market DTC and B2B stores, fixed price and 4-week sprint	Typical 9,000 to 12,000 EUR fixed
1Digital Agency	US	Large catalogs with data hygiene problems	Enterprises with 10,000-plus SKUs	Quote, upper mid-market
Elogic Commerce	Europe and US	Audit-first method for stores with ERP, PIM and custom logic	Complex B2B and integration-heavy stores	Quote, upper mid-market
Uptek	US	Content-heavy stores where organic search is the main channel	Brands with a large WordPress blog	Quote
Netalico	US	Shopify Plus partner with a deep developer bench	Mid-market brands that want a certified, low-risk partner	Quote
craftberry	Europe	Custom app rebuilds, metafield architectures above the variant ceiling	Enterprise replatforms	Quote
Solo Media Group	New York, LA, Miami	75-plus replatforms, B2B and wholesale channel builds	US DTC and B2B on Shopify Plus	Quote
We Make Websites	London	D2C migrations paired with design and UX	UK and EU D2C brands	Quote

The 8 best WooCommerce to Shopify migration agencies

1. Presta

Presta has been building and migrating stores since 2014 and runs WooCommerce to Shopify migrations as its most requested service, delivered as a fixed-price 4-week sprint. The team is based in Belgrade and works with stores across the EU, the UK, the US and Australia.

The WooCommerce edge cases are where Presta’s work stands out. EP Flies, a fly-fishing brand, kept product data in WooCommerce and orders and customers in Ecwid. Products carried 80 to 90 colour variants each, with three price tiers (retail, wholesale at 50% off, guides at 25% off) and case quantities enforced in multiples of six. Presta merged both data sources into a single Shopify store, rebuilt the B2B logic, and the client reported 45% faster checkout completion and an 18% lift in conversions. Ardon, an EU D2C brand, launched a fully automated ERP-integrated store with WSPay and Corvus Pay in six weeks.

The process: a free migration analysis of the current WooCommerce store (plugins, data, integrations, SEO risk) comes back as a fixed quote and a week-by-week plan. Week one audits and maps plugins to Shopify equivalents, week two builds and configures, week three migrates and tests on staging with record-by-record validation, week four cuts over in a low-traffic window and monitors SEO daily for 30 days. Zero downtime and zero data loss are contractual.

Best for: WooCommerce stores with B2B pricing, large variant counts, local EU payment gateways or an ERP, that want the migration done in a month at a price agreed up front.

Watch for: Presta is a small senior team. Enterprise programmes needing a dedicated eight-person squad for six months belong with craftberry or Solo Media Group.

Pricing: fixed per phase. Typical WooCommerce migrations run 9,000 to 12,000 EUR; simple catalogs less, ERP and B2B builds more. Request a free migration analysis or see the Shopify migration cost guide for a component-level breakdown.

2. 1Digital Agency

1Digital Agency is a US ecommerce agency whose migration work leans on data preparation: deduplicating records, standardising attributes and cleaning product data before anything moves. That matters most on large WooCommerce catalogs where years of plugin-generated attributes and orphaned variations have accumulated and WooCommerce’s database has started to struggle.

Best for: enterprises with 10,000-plus SKUs and messy legacy data.

Watch for: the engagement is sized for large stores; smaller catalogs pay for rigour they may not need.

3. Elogic Commerce

Elogic Commerce runs an audit-first migration method that opens with a technical inventory of the current store: structure, plugin dependencies and custom logic. For WooCommerce stores where the move is only part of the challenge (ERP or PIM integrations, complex B2B workflows, custom checkout logic), that upfront work is what keeps business-critical operations running through the switch.

Best for: mid-market and enterprise stores with integration-heavy back offices.

4. Uptek

Uptek positions itself as an SEO-first migration agency, with a focus on content-heavy stores where blog posts and category pages drive most organic revenue. Their process emphasises high-fidelity content migration and post-launch ranking monitoring with redirect adjustments during the reindexing period.

Best for: WooCommerce stores with a large WordPress blog and a high dependency on organic search.

5. Netalico

Netalico is a certified Shopify Plus partner with a deeper developer bench than most boutique studios, and a track record of WooCommerce migrations that have surfaced the usual edge cases: plugin conflicts, payment gateway gaps and account migration.

Best for: mid-market brands that want a certified, low-drama partner.

6. craftberry

craftberry is a European Shopify Plus agency with a 30-plus in-house engineering team that treats migration as a systems rebuild rather than a data transfer. Custom WooCommerce plugin logic is re-engineered as Shopify apps, integrations are rebuilt against Shopify’s APIs, and large catalogs get custom metafield architectures, including workarounds above Shopify’s variant ceiling.

Best for: enterprise WooCommerce stores that need custom app development and CRO from the same team.

7. Solo Media Group

Solo Media Group is a Shopify Platinum Partner in New York, Los Angeles and Miami with more than 75 replatforms since 2018, including WooCommerce moves. The work is organised around preserving URLs, order history and customer accounts, with B2B and wholesale channel builds and ERP integrations in scope.

Best for: US DTC and B2B brands replatforming onto Shopify Plus.

8. We Make Websites

We Make Websites is a London Shopify Plus agency with strong D2C replatforming credentials across the UK and Europe. WooCommerce migrations are typically paired with design and UX work, so the brand lands on Shopify with a refreshed storefront.

Best for: UK and EU D2C brands scaling on Shopify Plus that want migration and design in one project.

How to evaluate a WooCommerce to Shopify migration agency

Ten questions, in the order that exposes weak partners fastest:

1. How will you handle products with more than 100 variants?
2. Where does my WordPress blog live after the migration, and what happens to its URLs?
3. Which of my plugins map to native Shopify features, which to apps, and which need custom code? Show me the mapping before I sign.
4. How do you migrate order history, and will customer lifetime value reporting survive?
5. What is the password reset and customer communication plan?
6. Can I see a redirect map from a previous WooCommerce migration?
7. Does my WooCommerce store keep selling until cutover?
8. What is the fixed price and the week-by-week timeline?
9. Who monitors rankings and analytics in the first 30 days, and how often?
10. Which local payment gateways and tax setups have you configured before?

An agency that answers all ten in writing, before a contract, is a migration specialist. One that answers with “it depends” on more than three is a generalist.

What WooCommerce migration experts charge in 2026

Store profile	Typical range
Under 500 products, no custom plugins, no integrations	4,000 to 7,000 EUR
500 to 5,000 products, variable products, blog, standard apps	9,000 to 15,000 EUR
B2B pricing, subscriptions, ERP or two data sources	12,000 to 25,000 EUR
Enterprise, multi-store, custom apps	25,000 EUR and up

DIY tools like LitExtension or Cart2Cart move products and orders for a few hundred euros, but they do not map plugins, rebuild integrations, handle variant limits or manage redirects, which is where WooCommerce migrations actually fail. See the full Shopify migration cost guide for the component-level numbers and the DIY vs agency comparison.

FAQ

Why hire an agency instead of using a migration tool?

Tools move rows. They do not decide what to do with 300 variations on a single product, which plugin becomes which app, how the blog is handled, or how 2,000 URLs redirect. For a store with revenue at stake, the agency fee is insurance on the three months of traffic and sales a bad migration can cost.

How long does a WooCommerce to Shopify migration take?

Four weeks for a standard store on Presta’s sprint. Six to eight weeks when ERP integration, B2B pricing or two data sources are involved. Enterprise programmes run longer.

Will I lose my blog and non-product pages?

Not if the agency plans for them. Options are migrating posts to Shopify’s blog with redirects, keeping WordPress on a subdomain or subfolder for content, or rebuilding key pages as Shopify pages. Each has SEO trade-offs, which is why it should be decided in the audit week.

What happens to my customer reviews?

Reviews migrate to a Shopify review app (Judge.me, Loox, Okendo and others accept CSV imports) with the original dates and product links preserved.

Can I keep my payment gateway?

Usually. Shopify supports most major gateways and many local EU ones; where a gateway has no Shopify integration, the agency configures a replacement before cutover. Shopify Payments is the simplest option where it is available.

Will my SEO rankings drop?

Expect one to two weeks of fluctuation while Google reindexes, then a return to previous levels or better, provided every URL has a 301, metadata is transferred and structured data is rebuilt. Our post-migration SEO checklist covers what to check in the first 30 days.

Sources

• Shopify Help Center: product variant limits and migrating from WooCommerce
• Google Search Central: site moves with URL changes
• WooCommerce documentation: product attributes and variations
• Agency websites and published case studies for each team listed (accessed September 2026)