Shopify migrations
Move to Shopify without losing what you have already earned.
A migration is a revenue protection project. Catalogue, customers, orders and search equity arrive intact, on a store your team can actually run.
Magento, WooCommerce, Wix, BigCommerce, custom stacks and more. Pick your platform below for a focused guide, or tell us what you are leaving and we will plan the move.
Protect the assets. Then improve the store.
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.
Search equity
A full URL inventory and one-to-one 301 redirects before cutover. Rankings, bookmarks and backlinks move with you. Not a blanket redirect to the homepage.
Customers and orders
Accounts, addresses and order history arrive intact so regular buyers are not locked out on day one. Continuity is part of the brief, not an afterthought.
Catalogue quality
Products, variants, images and metafields cleaned into a structure your team can manage. Years of messy data do not get pasted into Shopify as-is.
Content and landing pages
The pages that already earn traffic and trust. Mapped, redirected and rebuilt where they still earn their place.
Platforms we migrate to Shopify
Any platform with a catalogue and customers can move. These are the ones merchants ask about most. Each has its own page for the detail.
Magento to Shopify
Magento
Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source. Attribute sets, configurable products, customer history and SEO redirects planned before DNS moves.
WooCommerce to Shopify
WooCommerce
WordPress stores with plugins, custom product data and years of content. We move the catalogue cleanly and protect the URLs that already rank.
Wix to Shopify
Wix
When Wix runs out of road for growth, shipping rules or merchandising. A proper Shopify store with a structure the team can run.
BigCommerce to Shopify
BigCommerce
Catalogue, customers and channel setup moved onto Shopify or Shopify Plus when the business needs a different operating rhythm.
Salesforce Commerce Cloud to Shopify
Salesforce Commerce Cloud
Enterprise replatforms where cost, speed of change and day to day merchandising matter as much as the cutover itself.
OpenCart to Shopify
OpenCart
Older OpenCart stores moved onto Shopify with products, customers and a storefront the team can actually improve.
Jonas Sports to Shopify
Jonas Sports
Sports retail catalogues cleaned, restructured and launched on Shopify, including print on demand flows where needed.
Custom platform to Shopify
Custom platforms
Homegrown carts and ageing stacks. If it holds products and customers, we can plan the move. The platform matters less than the state of the data.
What a migration includes
Mapping, cleanup, redirects, cutover and the first weeks after launch. The new storefront and integrations sit alongside when the brief needs them.
Data mapping
Products, variants, customers, orders, discounts and content mapped before anything moves. Edge cases named early.
Catalogue cleanup
Naming, options and structure rebuilt so Shopify stays manageable. The migration is a chance to fix the mess, not copy it.
SEO redirect plan
Crawl, map and test 301s. Priority pages checked by hand. Sitemaps and Search Console ready for go live.
Cutover plan
Staging rehearsals, a trading calendar that respects your peaks, and a clear moment when the old store hands over.
Storefront and theme
The new Shopify experience is part of the job. See design and build when you need a full redesign with the migration.
Post-launch care
The first weeks covered. Redirect gaps fixed fast. Most migrations move into monthly support once trading is stable.
Design and build
The new storefront, product structure and content templates that make the migration worth doing.
See design and build
Apps and integrations
ERP, 3PL and the tools around the store, connected so stock and orders stay true after cutover.
See apps and integrations
Ongoing support
Monitoring and improvements once the new platform is live. Month to month, no lock-in.
See ongoing support
How a migration runs
Audit, map, migrate, rehearse, launch. No launch-and-hope cutover.
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.
Migrations we have shipped
Magento to Shopify Plus. Jonas Sports to Shopify. Wix to Shopify. Different platforms. The same standard for data and cutover.
Shopify Plus
A Magento wholesale operation, rebuilt on Shopify Plus and tied to Business Central. Onboarding rose by over 500%.
Jonas Sports to Shopify
Orders rose by over 300% after the move from Jonas Sports. Conversion went from 1.2% to 4.3%.
Wix to Shopify
A Wix store replaced with a Shopify theme built around Studio Form's identity. Double digit conversion in the UK and the US.
Questions before you move
Will we lose SEO traffic?
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.
What data do you move?
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.
Which platforms do you migrate from?
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.
How long does a migration take?
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.
Do you rebuild the storefront as well?
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.
What happens to regular customers at cutover?
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.
Notes on this work
Recent writing on Migrations.
How long does a WooCommerce to Shopify migration take?
How long a WooCommerce to Shopify migration takes, what sets the timeline, and how to plan cutover without losing customers, orders or SEO traffic.
Matthew Collins · the 29th of September 2026
Replatforming from Salesforce Commerce Cloud to Shopify
Salesforce Commerce Cloud to Shopify, planned properly. How we phase the replatform, rebuild custom logic and protect SEO and customer data at cutover.
Matthew Collins · the 27th of August 2026
Shopify for sports clubs and venue retail
Shopify for sports clubs that sell kit online and at the ground. How to plan catalogue, print on demand and a migration around the fixture list.
Matthew Collins · the 6th of August 2026
Tell us what you are leaving
Send the current platform, the store URL and what worries you most about the move. We will tell you what to protect first.
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