BigCommerce to Shopify Migration Services

It depends on what you want your next store to do differently. Both platforms are capable, so we compare the proposed Shopify setup with your requirements, explain any gaps and show the complete running costs before you commit. If improving your BigCommerce store is the better route, we’ll say so.

Yes. We are a BigCommerce Partner and an official Shopify Partner, so our advice starts with your business rather than a platform. Both partner profiles are linked at the top of this page.

Yes. If the decision is made, we skip the comparison and start with the review: what you use on BigCommerce today, what moves, what needs rebuilding and what the Shopify project involves. We still flag any gap we find, so there are no surprises later.

Not automatically. Plus is worth considering only when a requirement needs it, for example some B2B or multi-store needs, and Shopify’s plan features change over time. We assess the behavior you need first, then recommend native features, an app, development or Plus.

Modifiers collect customer input or adjust a price, so they aren’t the same thing as stocked variants. We map each one on purpose: it may become a variant, an input field, an app-based option or scoped development, and we test the final price and the order data. Your proposal confirms the method and any limitations.

Usually, where the information is accessible. We map it to Shopify metafields and editable product content, then check it appears where customers and your team expect it.

Group names can be carried over, but importing them doesn’t recreate the pricing rules. We document which buyer should see which products and prices, then rebuild that behavior with native Shopify features, an app or development, and test it buyer by buyer.

We treat B2B Edition as a separate requirement from ordinary customer groups. We list what you use, such as company accounts, buyer permissions, quotes, payment terms and invoice workflows, and propose the Shopify features, apps or development for each one. Shopify B2B features vary by plan, so the plan recommendation follows your requirements.

Often, but the architecture comes first. We review brands, domains, catalogs, languages and shared operations before deciding how the stores are set up on Shopify. Several BigCommerce storefronts don’t automatically become the same number of Shopify stores.

Agreed customer records, addresses and order history can be assessed for import, or kept in an accessible archive where that suits better. We confirm what your store provides and plan the import so historical orders don’t trigger emails, shipments or charges.

Passwords aren’t assumed to transfer. We plan the Shopify customer-account experience you choose and how existing customers get access, and we keep marketing consent separate from account records.

We assess each one separately, because they are promises to your customers. Gift value and credit are reconciled and their treatment agreed. Subscriptions and saved payments depend on the provider and on customer permission, so they may need re-authorization or a different transition.

Some URLs will change, because Shopify uses its own paths for products, collections and pages. We inventory your important URLs, map each useful one to a relevant destination, carry over agreed metadata and check redirects, canonicals and internal links. Rankings can change after any platform move, so we don’t promise unchanged traffic.

Catalog and modifier complexity, pricing and B2B requirements, customer and order history, storefronts and design work, apps and integrations, and content and URL mapping. We confirm the price and schedule in a written proposal after the free review.

Yes. We build the Shopify store separately while BigCommerce stays live, agree a catalog freeze or change log and a cut-off, give selected changing records a final update at launch and reconcile late orders. This is a one-time migration with a final update, not ongoing two-way synchronization.

We check activity around the switch and account for agreed missing records afterwards, even a single order. Who handles any open orders and customer service is agreed in advance.

One month of free post-launch migration support within the agreed scope: agreed data discrepancies, migration-related broken links, late-order reconciliation and issues with included functionality and connections. New features and ongoing development are scoped separately.

Only after the remaining dependencies are checked: domain and DNS changes, business email, required historical records, old integrations and subscriptions, open orders and refunds. You receive a handover checklist rather than a date chosen in advance.