Shift4ShopBigCommerce
Just Sweatshirts
Cotton sweatshirts, hoodies & apparel
We moved Just Sweatshirts from Shift4Shop to BigCommerce.
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YOUR STORE → BIGCOMMERCEManaged by one teamFind your platform ↓
BigCommerce Partner
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BigCommerce Migration Services
Whatever platform you’re on, we can help you plan your move to BigCommerce. We review your products, customers, content and connected systems, then scope the data migration, storefront work and launch your business needs.
BigCommerce Partner
Migration and development. View profile ↗
Illustrative workflow, not a live project
PLATFORMS WE MOVE FROM
Where are you moving from?
These are the platforms we move stores from. If yours isn’t listed, tell us about the store and we’ll review the options.
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Big Cartel -
CS-Cart -
Drupal Commerce -
Ecwid -
Joomla -
Lightspeed -
Magento -
Miva Merchant -
Network Solutions -
OpenCart -
OroCommerce -
osCommerce -
PrestaShop -
Sana Commerce -
Shift4Shop -
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Shopify -
Shopware -
Turbify -
Volusion -
Weebly -
Wix -
WooCommerce -
Zen Cart -
Zoey
A custom-built store or a platform you don’t recognize?
Send us the website address. We’ll identify the setup and explain what information is needed.
Seeing your platform here is not a promise that every record migrates automatically. We review your store first and confirm what can move to BigCommerce.
MIGRATIONS WE’VE DELIVERED
See stores we’ve helped move to BigCommerce
Different platforms, catalogs and business requirements. Explore the work behind these BigCommerce migrations.
Zen CartBigCommerce
Red Wire Technologies
Software-defined radios & engineering services · USA
We moved Red Wire Technologies from Zen Cart to BigCommerce: a technical catalog of software-defined radios, development kits with selectable options, and accessories.
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ZoeyBigCommerce
SnowBigDeal
Avalanche safety, snowmobile & off-road gear
We moved SnowBigDeal from Zoey to BigCommerce, where the store still runs today.
Visit the live storeFREE STORE REVIEW & QUOTE
Start with your store, not a complicated export
Send us your website address and the name of your current platform, and tell us what you want BigCommerce to help you do. We’ll review the data, storefront features and connected systems, then explain the proposed scope, costs and launch approach.
- Your catalog, customers and historical records.
- Features, integrations and storefront requirements.
- A written scope, quote and proposed timeline.
No exports or logins needed to start. Please don’t send passwords, API keys or customer files through this form.
MORE THAN A PRODUCT IMPORT
A clear plan for every part of your store
Your proposal identifies the records we can access, how they map to BigCommerce and what needs rebuilding, reconnecting or retaining separately.
Products and variants
Valid choices and identifiers
Images and agreed media
Files and associations
Categories and navigation
Browsing structure
Custom fields and specifications
Fields and content
Customers and addresses
Consent kept separate
Historical orders
Import or archive
Accessible genuine reviews
Subject to source access
Pages and blog content
Agreed content
SEO titles and descriptions
Metadata carried over
URLs and redirects
Old links tested
Pricing, promotions and integrations
Rebuilt and tested
Balances and recurring commitments
Reconciled and agreed
- Imported · records moved into BigCommerce
- Rebuilt · functionality set up again
- Reconnected · systems linked again
- Archive · history retained outside the live store
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What we review, how it’s treated on BigCommerce and the main acceptance check.
Products and merchandisingProducts, images, collections and specifications 4 areas
| Information reviewed | Proposed treatment | Main acceptance check |
|---|---|---|
| Products, variants and SKUs | Imported: agreed products, valid variants, identifiers, prices and stock. | Combinations, SKUs, prices, stock and active status. |
| Images and media | Imported: files and their product associations, where accessible. | Images on the right products and variants. |
| Categories, collections and navigation | Imported and rebuilt: categories, menus and filters set up around BigCommerce’s structure. Source categories, collections and rules may need a different structure. | The browsing structure and key landing pages. |
| Custom information and specifications | Imported and rebuilt: custom fields, suitable app fields or agreed page content. | Details display where customers expect them. |
Customers, accounts and historyCustomers, orders, reviews and sign-in 4 areas
| Information reviewed | Proposed treatment | Main acceptance check |
|---|---|---|
| Customers and addresses | Imported: agreed profiles and addresses, with consent mapped separately. | Duplicates, useful history and separate permission evidence. |
| Historical orders | Imported or archived: an agreed import or an accessible archive. | Items, totals and fulfillment, with no new emails, shipments or charges. |
| Accessible genuine reviews | Imported: a compatible review solution, subject to source access. | Genuine records, product matching and accurate attribution. |
| Account sign-in | Rebuilt: the BigCommerce customer-account experience you choose. Passwords are a separate issue from customer records. | How existing customers sign in and what they see. |
Content and SEOPages, blog, metadata and redirects 3 areas
| Information reviewed | Proposed treatment | Main acceptance check |
|---|---|---|
| Pages and blog content | Imported and rebuilt: agreed content recreated or imported. | Formatting, links and media. |
| SEO titles and descriptions | Imported: agreed metadata carried over. | Titles and descriptions on the right pages. |
| URLs and redirects | Rebuilt: each useful old URL retained or mapped to a relevant BigCommerce destination. | Redirects, canonicals and internal links tested. |
Features and integrationsApps, pricing, balances and connected systems 4 areas
| Information reviewed | Proposed treatment | Main acceptance check |
|---|---|---|
| Apps and custom functionality | Rebuilt: a BigCommerce feature, a suitable app or scoped development. A data import does not recreate platform-specific code. | The feature works the way your team expects. |
| Pricing, promotions and business rules | Rebuilt: bigCommerce features, an app or development, matched to the plan and configuration you choose. | Each buyer type sees the right products and price. |
| Balances and recurring commitments | Rebuilt or archived: reconciled balances, subscriptions or credits with an agreed treatment for each. | Value is honored once and can’t be spent twice. Subscriptions, payment credentials, gift cards and credits are assessed individually. |
| Connected systems and payments | Reconnected: agreed reconnection with a named owner for each record. | Records flow in the agreed direction and a test order completes. |
Some records import after preparation. Some features need a different implementation. Some systems are reconnected, and some history may belong in an accessible archive. What can move depends on access to the source and on what is feasible, so exceptions and additional costs are documented before you approve the scope. We don’t promise that every data type transfers from every platform.
What to expect
- Variants, options and personalization need appropriate mapping.
- Source categories, collections and rules may require a different structure.
- Customer records and customer passwords are separate issues.
- Historical orders require an agreed import or archive approach.
- Apps and platform-specific code do not become working BigCommerce functionality through a data import.
- Subscriptions, payment credentials, gift cards and credits require individual assessment.
- Marketing consent is handled separately from transferring contact details.
BUILD THE STORE AROUND THE DATA
Move to a BigCommerce store ready to run
Your data and storefront are planned together. We agree how your products should display, how customers should buy and how your team should manage the store.
Step 1
Current requirement
What the feature does for your business today.
Step 2
Proposed BigCommerce approach
A BigCommerce feature, suitable app, integration or scoped development, with its cost and trade-offs explained.
Step 3
Acceptance check
How we test that it works the way your team expects.
Typical examples: product options, wholesale pricing, subscriptions, search, loyalty, fulfillment and accounting. We don’t promise a named app or identical behavior until we have reviewed your store.
Illustrative examples
Examples only. Your proposal maps each requirement from your own store.
| Current requirement | Proposed BigCommerce approach | Acceptance check |
|---|---|---|
| Product personalization | Suitable product options, app or development | Instructions reach the order |
| Wholesale pricing | Appropriate customer and pricing setup | Agreed buyers see the correct prices |
| ERP stock updates | Agreed connection | Stock and order flows reconcile |
| Navigation | Mapped categories and menus | Key buying journeys work |
BigCommerce web design
Theme setup, brand layouts, product pages and navigation.
Explore BigCommerce design →BigCommerce development and integrations
Agreed functions and connections where a suitable app doesn’t meet the requirement.
Explore BigCommerce development →BigCommerce SEO
The agreed migration checks for URLs, content and metadata, with ongoing optimization as a separate service.
Your proposal separates the work. The migration, storefront work, additional development and optional ongoing services are each identified on their own, so you only pay for what you choose.
PLAN FOR THE TRAFFIC YOU ALREADY HAVE
Plan the URLs before you change platforms
A platform change can alter your URLs, content structure and connected channels. We keep what can stay, map what has to change and check the agreed destinations after the switch. Not every existing path needs to change.
- Existing URL inventory and important landing pages.
- URLs that can be retained.
- Changed paths and relevant 301 redirects.
- Existing redirects reviewed.
- Metadata and internal links.
- Canonicals, indexing and sitemaps.
- Analytics, feeds and campaign destinations.
We plan and test the agreed migration SEO work, but rankings and traffic can change after a platform move. Redirect behavior depends on the source and the agreed approach, so we don’t promise unchanged traffic or full redirect coverage. See our article on SEO considerations for ecommerce migration.
Current platform URLBigCommerce URL
Product page/shop/oak-table-lamp.html301/oak-table-lamp/
Category page/lighting/Keep/lighting/
Content page/pages/shipping.html301/shipping-info/
URL with query string/lamps?id=1042ReviewAgreed approach
Illustrative example paths only. We work from your store’s actual URLs, redirects and settings.
HOW THE MIGRATION WORKS
Review the store. Prove the setup. Coordinate the launch.
Six stages, each with a point where you review the work. Nothing goes live until you approve the new store.
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Review requirements and agree scope
We review your catalog, data, features, URLs and connected systems, then write the proposal: scope, the BigCommerce setup that fits, who does what, and the quote.
You approveScope, quote and responsibilities.
2
Map data and test representative records
We map what transfers and test difficult cases on sample records.
You reviewSample records and difficult buying scenarios.
3
Build the storefront and reconnect systems
We build the private BigCommerce store, set up the storefront and connect the agreed apps and systems.
You reviewThe private BigCommerce store.
4
Validate data and buying journeys
We reconcile the data and walk through the buying journeys with you.
You reviewData checks and test orders.
5
Complete final updates and launch after approval
We apply the agreed final updates and coordinate the switch once you approve.
You approveThe go-live decision.
6
Reconcile late activity and hand over
We check activity around the switch, account for late records and hand the store over.
You receiveThe handover and post-launch support.
Migration tools, exports and authorized APIs may help move supported records. Our managed service covers the agreed mapping, storefront, features, testing and launch work around that transfer. A free migration app does not make the complete managed project free. Timings depend on your store and are confirmed in your proposal after the review.
YOUR LIVE STORE AND THE LAUNCH WINDOW
Prepare BigCommerce while your current store keeps trading
1
Initial preparation
Prepare agreed records while your current store stays live.
2
Private build and testing
Review BigCommerce privately and resolve agreed issues.
3
Final updates and cutover
Update selected changing records, then coordinate the cut-off and the system switch.
4
Late-activity reconciliation
Check activity around the switch and account for agreed missing records, even one order.
Agree the launch plan
So the switch is planned, not improvised.
- The live source of truth while BigCommerce is prepared.
- A catalog freeze or change tracking.
- Which changing records receive final updates.
- Who owns inventory during the switch.
- When integrations are switched.
- The cut-off and reconciliation responsibilities.
- Any temporary checkout restrictions, agreed in advance.
- Recovery arrangements if something needs to be reversed.
We don’t promise zero downtime, uninterrupted checkout or unlimited automatic synchronization. What happens during the switch is agreed with you in advance, and we don’t recommend closing the original store until the agreed checks and remaining dependencies are complete.
THE REQUIREMENTS DECIDE THE SETUP
A straightforward catalog and a complex operation need different plans
01
Wholesale and B2B buying
Company access, pricing, quantities, terms and buyer workflows.
02
Multiple brands and storefronts
Domains, catalogs, languages, currencies and shared operations.
03
ERP, PIM and fulfillment connections
Record ownership, directions of updates and tested order flow.
04
Retail, subscriptions and specialist requirements
POS decisions, recurring obligations, digital access and unusual product behavior.
These are requirements we assess, not features included in every plan. We check each one against the appropriate BigCommerce configuration, plan, apps and implementation, and not every capability is included in every plan or migration project.
CLIENT REVIEWS
What merchants say about their move
The online store migration was seamless without having 0 downtime. The staff is properly trained, well communicated and proactive Highly recommended
AAZ Stores
Platform migrationWeb commerce pros created a really lovely design for our website. They also changed the layout for our images and updated/resized images so that the site is overall much more attractive. We have been receiving a lot of positive feedback from customers on the ease of use and the overall look of our site. In addition, we are very grateful to Roy for coming up with a creative solution for allowing customers to easily create their own quotes, which has been very helpful to both our operations and our customers.
Anna Flanguagelizard.com
Design & custom featuresArfat and team were proficient with BigCommerce Page Builder and Shogun to create and modify pages. We successfully completed the migration with their assistance and were happy with their work. We would hire again soon for our next project.
BigCommerce client
BigCommerce migrationThe first two reviews are from BigCommerce migrations. The other two are from migrations to Shopify and keep their original labels. The 5.0 rating covers all of our client reviews, not only BigCommerce projects.
A QUOTE BASED ON YOUR STORE
Understand the complete cost of your move
Your price depends on the store you have, not a standard package. Here is what shapes it, and what sits beside it. Your store review is free. Your proposal confirms the project price, responsibilities and timeline before work begins.
Record volume and data quality
What we can reach and how clean it is.
Product options and custom information
Variants, options and custom fields.
Historical records
Customers, orders and balances.
Storefront design
Theme, pages and layouts.
Feature replacements
What apps and custom code did before.
B2B or storefront requirements
Buyer groups, pricing and multiple storefronts.
Integrations
ERP, PIM, shipping and accounting connections.
SEO and launch complexity
URLs, checks and the switch.
A written proposal separates
You see each part of the cost on its own, so nothing is hidden inside a single number. Platform plans, apps and payment-provider terms are set by their providers and change over time, so we confirm the current options during scoping. We don’t assume BigCommerce will cost more or less than your current platform.
- One-time migration and build
- Platform subscription
- Apps and integrations
- Payment-related costs
- Temporary overlap with the existing platform
- Optional ongoing services
AFTER THE MOVE
Stay supported after your BigCommerce store goes live
Every migration includes one month of free post-launch migration support within the agreed scope. If something from the move needs attention, the same team that moved your store fixes it.
Handover and responsibilities
- Staff access and responsibilities.
- Domain, DNS and email checks.
- Retained historical and financial records.
- Remaining source-platform obligations.
New features and ongoing development are separate work. See our BigCommerce development and integrations services.
1 month freepost-launch migration support
Typical coverage
- Migration-related data or functionality issues
- Agreed late records
- Migration-related broken links
- Included integrations
Case studies
After the move: how we help clients grow
A migration is often where our work starts. These are ongoing SEO and marketing projects for clients. They are not BigCommerce migration results.
FAQ
BigCommerce migration questions, answered
Straight answers about the service and what happens next. Platform-specific questions are answered once we review your store.
Planning
We review the source platform, the records we can access and the functionality you need before confirming the route and scope. Send us your website address and the name of your current platform, or tell us about a custom-built store, and we will explain what can transfer, what needs rebuilding and what information we need.
Yes. We review the catalog, apps, content, customer records and integrations on the Shopify store, then agree how each part moves to BigCommerce. See our dedicated Shopify to BigCommerce migration guide for the detail.
It depends on your products, buying journeys, operations and costs. We work with both Shopify and BigCommerce, and we assess the proposed setup against what your business actually needs. BigCommerce is not automatically the right destination for every store, and we will say so if another route fits better.
Data and storefront
Agreed products, customers, orders, content and SEO information that we can access, subject to source-platform access and how each record maps to BigCommerce. What transfers differs from one platform to another, so your proposal lists each record type and how it will be treated.
Agreed design elements can be recreated on BigCommerce. Themes and platform-specific apps or custom code generally do not carry over, so each feature needs a BigCommerce feature, a suitable app or scoped development, and an acceptance check.
We treat each one separately. Having a customer’s contact record does not mean their password or payment credentials can move. Subscriptions, stored payment methods, gift cards and store credit each need an individual assessment, and we confirm a supported method or an alternative before launch.
SEO and launch
Where it makes sense we retain suitable URLs, map changed paths to relevant destinations and test the agreed redirects and SEO settings. A platform change can still affect rankings and traffic, so we do not promise unchanged results.
Usually. Preparation happens separately from your live store, and the final update and cutover plan is agreed around your source platform and integrations. We tell you in advance about any temporary restrictions.
We agree which system owns each changing record, how final updates are made, the cut-off time and how late activity is reconciled. We do not assume every tool supports automatic synchronization, so the method is confirmed for your store.
Cost and support
It depends on the scope of your store, so your proposal sets the price after the free store review. We separate our professional services from the recurring platform, app and payment-provider costs, so you can see each one on its own.
We confirm the timeline after reviewing complexity, source access, dependencies and your approval points. The time a data import takes is only one part of the project, so it is not the same as the project timeline.
Every migration includes one month of free post-launch migration support within the agreed scope. Your proposal sets out what that covers and your handover responsibilities. New features and ongoing development are separate work.
Moving to a platform other than BigCommerce? See our shopping cart migration services or our Shopify migration services.
LET’S LOOK AT YOUR STORE
Ready to plan your move to BigCommerce?
Tell us where your store is today and what you need from the next one. We’ll help you understand the migration scope, storefront work and launch plan.
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