Shopify migration
WooCommerce to Shopify when WordPress is holding the store back.
WordPress stores with plugins, custom product data and years of content. We move the catalogue cleanly and protect the URLs that already rank.
WooCommerce is fine until plugins, hosting and custom product fields start fighting each other. A WooCommerce to Shopify migration should keep the catalogue, customers and content that already work, and leave the fragile stack behind.
We export and clean products and variants, move customers and orders, map ranking URLs to Shopify, and rebuild the storefront so merchandising is simpler day to day.
What makes a WooCommerce migration different
Plugin sprawl
Years of plugins create overlapping logic. We decide what Shopify, an app or a small custom piece should own.
Custom product fields
ACF and plugin meta become Shopify metafields and options, with a structure your team can edit.
Blog and content
WordPress posts and pages that earn traffic get mapped and redirected, not dropped at cutover.
How it runs
01
Audit
We inspect the current platform, catalogue health, traffic URLs, integrations and what regular customers rely on.
02
Map
Data fields, URL redirects and cutover risks get written down. You see the plan before we move a product.
03
Migrate
Catalogue and customers move into staging. Structure is cleaned. Integrations and the storefront come together.
04
Rehearse
Redirects, accounts, checkout and the top landing pages are tested. Cutover is practised, not hoped for.
05
Launch and watch
Go live on the agreed window. We monitor Search Console, 404s and the first trading days with you.
Also in the move
Design and build
The new storefront, product structure and content templates that make the migration worth doing.
Apps and integrations
ERP, 3PL and the tools around the store, connected so stock and orders stay true after cutover.
Ongoing support
Monitoring and improvements once the new platform is live. Month to month, no lock-in.
WooCommerce to Shopify questions
Do you move the WordPress blog?
Yes when it earns traffic or supports the brand. Posts can live on Shopify or stay on WordPress with clear redirects and a shared customer journey.
What about WooCommerce subscriptions?
Subscription logic is planned case by case. We map active subscribers and the apps or native tools that should own renewals on Shopify.
Other platforms
Talk about your WooCommerce move
Send the store URL and what you are most worried about losing. We will tell you what to protect first.
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