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title: Shopify migrations
description: Migrate to Shopify from Magento, WooCommerce, Wix, BigCommerce and custom platforms. Products, customers, orders and SEO redirects protected.
slug: migrations
service: Shopify migrations
order: 2
headline: Move to Shopify without losing what you have already earned.
summary: A migration is a revenue protection project. Catalogue, customers, orders and search equity arrive intact, on a store your team can actually run.
faqs:
  - question: Will we lose SEO traffic?
    answer: Not if the redirects are planned before launch. We crawl the old site, map one-to-one 301 redirects, keep important metadata where it still applies, and watch Search Console after cutover. Blanket redirects to the homepage are not the plan.
  - question: What data do you move?
    answer: Products, variants, images, collections, customers, addresses, order history, content pages and the URLs that already earn traffic. Passwords from some platforms cannot move, so we plan a clean account activation path for returning customers.
  - question: Which platforms do you migrate from?
    answer: Magento, WooCommerce, Wix, BigCommerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, OpenCart, Jonas Sports and custom builds. If it holds a catalogue and customers, we can plan the move. Each major platform has its own page under migrations.
  - question: What does a migration cost?
    answer: Migrations and builds typically run £20,000 to £35,000, plus a monthly retainer. A clean catalogue sits lower. Wholesale, an ERP and years of messy data sit higher. We confirm the range after we have seen the store.
  - question: How long does a migration take?
    answer: A focused store can move in weeks. A wholesale catalogue with an ERP, or years of messy product data, takes longer. After discovery we give you a clear window and a cutover plan.
  - question: Do you rebuild the storefront as well?
    answer: Yes when the brief needs it. Many migrations include a design and build so you are not dropping clean data into a weak theme. Integrations and ongoing support sit alongside when the operation needs them.
  - question: What happens to regular customers at cutover?
    answer: Their history and access are part of the plan. We rehearse login, reorder paths and the pages they already use, so day one on Shopify feels continuous.
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Most failed migrations destroy the assets you already paid for. Organic URLs. Customer accounts. Order history. A catalogue only one person understands.

We treat the move as a data and SEO project that happens to launch a Shopify store. The platform you leave matters less than the state of the data and the plan for cutover.