We move your store from WooCommerce to Shopify without it ever stopping selling. We migrate the data, rebuild what your plugins did with Shopify features or custom code, and redirect every URL to keep your rankings.
Everything your store needs to sell on Shopify from day one.
Categories become collections, which can be manual or automated by conditions. Attributes that generate variations become variant options, and the remaining attributes and custom fields become metafields that the theme shows on the product page and that can be used as filters.
Customer passwords can't be imported. With Shopify's new customer accounts that isn't a problem: customers sign in with their email and a one-time code they receive instantly. URLs don't keep their structure either, because Shopify uses its own, which is why each one gets its 301.
We review every WordPress and WooCommerce plugin. Many are covered by Shopify out of the box (payments, taxes, filters with Search & Discovery, automations with Flow), others by a reliable app and some are better as custom code in the theme.
Shall we look at your store?Tell us what you need and we’ll send you a fixed-price proposal.
Tell us about your projectProducts, variations, attributes, customers, orders, blog, plugins and every URL that gets visits or links.
We decide which part of Shopify each piece of data goes to and which new address each old URL points to.
We import the data and build the theme while WooCommerce keeps selling.
We check products, prices, customers, orders and redirects with you.
We connect the domain to Shopify, submit the sitemap and monitor indexing in Search Console.
What changes when you move from WordPress to Shopify and what we do so the switch doesn't cost you sales or traffic.
WooCommerce runs on WordPress, which means a server, backups and updates to the core, theme and plugins that all have to stay compatible with each other. As the store grows, that maintenance eats up hours and any update can break the checkout.
On Shopify, hosting, security and checkout are handled by the platform. Your team focuses on the catalog, campaigns and customers.
In WooCommerce a variable product generates variations from attributes. In Shopify those attributes become variant options, and each variation becomes a variant with its own price, SKU and stock. Attributes that don't generate variations, such as materials or dimensions, are stored in metafields.
Categories and subcategories become collections. Shopify doesn't have nested collections, so the hierarchy is recreated in the navigation menu and, where it helps, with automated collections based on tags or product type.
We migrate customers with their addresses and order history, so on Shopify you keep each customer's value and can segment them. We respect the marketing consent they have in WooCommerce.
Passwords don't come across: Shopify doesn't allow importing them. With Shopify's new customer accounts, sign-in is passwordless, using email and a one-time code, so customers get in just as before without having to activate anything.
Before touching anything we export every WooCommerce URL: products, categories, pages, posts and any that receive external links. Each one gets a 301 redirect to its new address on Shopify, and we keep the titles, descriptions and copy that already rank.
After the switch we submit the sitemap to Google Search Console and check crawl and indexing errors over the following weeks. If you want the technical detail, it is in our guide to migrating from WooCommerce to Shopify.
Have a project in mind?We reply within 24 hours, with training included and a fixed price.
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Every store is designed and coded for your catalog and the way you sell. Never a Theme Store theme with your logo on top.
It comes with every proposal. We want you to own your store and your business, not the other way around, as happens with so many agencies.
Scope, price and launch date in writing before we start. No surprises halfway through the project.
The theme and integrations live in your Shopify account from day one. Everything documented and editable from the theme editor.
What clients ask us most about wooCommerce to Shopify migration.
No. We migrate their accounts with their order history. Since Shopify doesn't allow importing passwords, with new customer accounts they sign in with their email and a one-time code, no password needed.
The risk lies in URLs left without redirects and content that disappears. We map every URL, redirect each one with a 301 and keep your titles and descriptions.
Yes. Posts move to the Shopify blog with their images and metadata, and their old URLs are redirected to the new ones.
Practically no time at all. We set up Shopify in parallel and switch the domain at the time of lowest traffic.
We review each one: many are covered by Shopify out of the box, others by a reliable app and some we code into the theme so you don't add monthly fees.
They can be moved to the review app you choose on Shopify, as long as your current plugin lets you export them.
The domain is connected to Shopify and stays yours. If your email is with another provider, we check the DNS records so it isn't interrupted.
Yes, and it is usually the most efficient option: the structure, data and SEO work is done only once.
Tell us about your project in a few minutes. If it’s a fit, you book a 30-minute call with a developer and we send you a fixed-price proposal.
