Ecwid to Shopify Migration Services

Yes. We review your Ecwid by Lightspeed setup, catalog, website and connected tools, then agree the accessible records and the Shopify solution. Other Lightspeed products are separate systems, so we confirm exactly what you use. The scope includes only the data and work stated in your proposal.

Yes. Instant Site is a single source website. An embedded store also sits inside a separate website, so we need to decide what happens to that surrounding content, design and navigation.

We can assess keeping that website and connecting it to Shopify commerce. The route depends on your requirements. A Buy Button or linked store isn’t an identical replacement for every Ecwid feature, and we confirm any routing or same-domain setup only after checking feasibility.

We can scope rebuilding the agreed website content and storefront in Shopify. Pages and blog posts outside Ecwid need access to their actual source; they aren’t included just by importing the catalog.

We can recreate agreed design elements or build a refreshed Shopify theme. Ecwid layouts, embed styling and another platform’s templates don’t transfer directly as a Shopify theme.

We choose suitable methods for your data and requirements. Tools may assist with the transfer, and some providers include human support. Our service also covers mapping, review, the storefront, features, channels, testing and launch.

We quote after reviewing catalog complexity, website scope, data volume, features, integrations, design, validation and launch. No fixed price or duration is promised before the review. Shopify, app, theme, payment and any retained website costs are separate where they apply.

The agreed accessible data can include products, categories, images, customers and historical orders, plus selected content and other records after assessment. Replacing features such as subscriptions or bookings is scoped separately.

Yes, where it’s suitable. Ecwid’s catalog file contains different record types with relationships between them, and it isn’t a ready-made Shopify product CSV. We map and transform it for the chosen import method and validate a sample first.

We separate stock-tracked combinations from paid extras and personalization, then test the agreed Shopify solution for price, stock and the information captured on orders. Some requirements need an app or development.

We review the available identifiers and quantities and map them to the agreed combinations in Shopify. External inventory systems or a POS may need separate integration decisions.

We assess the customer and fulfillment workflow, then agree suitable features, apps or development. Copying the product record alone doesn’t recreate download access, upload handling or booking rules.

We assess the available records, unused value and destination solution, including any POS dependencies. Exporting gift-card information doesn’t automatically create redeemable Shopify balances, so we reconcile and recreate them as agreed.

Accessible agreed records can be imported with a suitable method. We validate customer relationships, line items, totals and statuses, review notifications before importing, and plan open orders separately.

No. We review the consent information available and keep opted-in subscribers distinct from the full customer list. A purchase alone isn’t treated as permission to send marketing.

Existing passwords aren’t migrated. We plan the customer message around the Shopify account setup you choose, which may use email sign-in codes, and test sign-in before launch.

We assess provider compatibility, customer authorization and billing continuity separately. Historical subscription records don’t transfer saved payment credentials or guarantee uninterrupted recurring charges.

We review the exact POS product, the stock source of truth and the Shopify connections available. Migrating Ecwid doesn’t automatically migrate the POS, and an existing connector isn’t assumed to work unchanged with Shopify.

We plan the agreed channel reconnection, product identifiers, landing pages and diagnostics. Existing feeds and campaigns are reviewed rather than assumed to follow the data import, and platform approval isn’t guaranteed.

We inspect your actual URLs and domain control before agreeing the approach. Older hash links and Ecwid-provided addresses can have limits that ordinary Shopify path redirects can’t solve, and we document them first.

Usually, yes. An existing domain can generally be connected to the new setup. We review where the website, store and email will run before changing DNS, and the registration doesn’t normally need to move.

We plan agreed content, URL and indexing checks to reduce avoidable issues. A migration alone doesn’t guarantee more visitors or unchanged rankings; ongoing SEO and marketing may still be needed.

Generally, yes. We build Shopify separately while Ecwid keeps trading. The launch plan defines the final updates, the changes to embeds and feeds, and how late activity is reconciled.

We agree a catalog freeze or a change log. New or deleted products and changed options can affect the work, timeline and quote, so we tell you upfront.

Only after resolving records, media, obligations, integrations and remaining selling links, including subscriptions and gift-card value. If the surrounding website stays, its hosting may still be needed.

One month of free post-launch migration support is included within the agreed scope. Start with your store URL, approximate catalog size and important requirements; deeper access is arranged securely after the first discussion.