Migrate from WooCommerce to Shopify in 4 Weeks

Not if it’s done correctly — and that’s exactly what we ensure.

During your migration, we keep all your key SEO elements intact: URLs, metadata, redirects, and structured data. Every existing page is mapped and redirected to its new Shopify equivalent to preserve ranking signals.

In most cases, clients experience a temporary fluctuation (1–2 weeks) as Google reindexes the new site, followed by a steady or improved ranking due to faster loading speed, better technical structure, and mobile optimization on Shopify.

In short: handled properly, your SEO won’t suffer — it will likely improve.

No — your store stays online during the entire migration process.

We set up your new Shopify store in a staging environment, where all data (products, customers, orders, content) is migrated and tested first. Only once everything is verified and approved, we perform the final switch — usually during low-traffic hours — which takes just a few minutes.

Your visitors will experience a seamless transition with zero downtime and no disruption to orders or browsing.

Yes — and often improved.

During migration, we don’t just copy your old design; we recreate or enhance it on Shopify to match your brand’s look and feel while taking advantage of Shopify’s modern, high-performance framework.

If you have custom features or integrations, we rebuild them using Shopify’s app ecosystem or custom code, ensuring everything functions seamlessly — from advanced product filters and custom checkout logic to loyalty programs and integrations with your CRM or ERP.

The result: your site keeps its identity, gains better performance, and becomes easier to manage long-term.

Typically 4 weeks from start to finish.

Our process is structured, predictable, and divided into clear phases:

• Week 1: Audit, planning, and setup of your new Shopify environment
• Week 2: Data migration (products, customers, orders, content)
• Week 3: Design recreation and feature implementation
• Week 4: Testing, SEO mapping, and launch

For larger stores or heavy customizations, the timeline may extend slightly — but we’ll always define a clear schedule upfront. Most clients are surprised how smooth the transition feels when it’s properly managed.

No — all your data is safely migrated and verified.

We perform a complete export and import of your products, customers, order history, and content from WooCommerce to Shopify. Every record is validated and tested in a staging environment before launch to make sure nothing is lost or duplicated.

Sensitive data such as customer information and order details are handled securely, following GDPR and Shopify compliance standards. After migration, you’ll still have access to your entire order history, customer accounts, and reports — exactly as before, just on a faster and more stable platform.

In short: your data stays safe, complete, and accessible.

It depends on your store’s size and complexity — but everything is transparent from day one.

Our typical WooCommerce to Shopify migration projects range between $10,000 and $12,000, covering:

• Full data migration (products, customers, orders, content)
• Design recreation or theme customization
• SEO mapping and redirect setup
• App integrations and feature rebuilding
• Testing, quality assurance, and launch support

There are no hidden fees.

You’ll also choose a Shopify plan (starting from $39/month) and any optional paid apps your business needs.

We always start with a quick free audit to give you an exact quote and timeline before you commit.

Every integration is reviewed and adapted — nothing is left behind.

During the planning phase, we analyze all your existing WooCommerce plugins, apps, and custom integrations. Each one is mapped to its Shopify equivalent or rebuilt through custom development if needed.

Common examples include:

• Payment gateways → reconnected using Shopify Payments or Stripe
• Shipping tools → migrated to Shopify Shipping or third-party apps
• CRM, ERP, and marketing tools → integrated via native connectors or APIs

In many cases, you’ll gain simpler workflows and fewer maintenance issues since Shopify centralizes most features natively.

Bottom line: your integrations continue to work — often faster, more securely, and with less upkeep.