Whatever platform you’re on, we can help you plan your move to Shopify. We review your products, customers, content and connected systems, then scope the data migration, storefront work and the launch your business needs.
One team for the agreed data, design, development and launch.
Official Shopify Partner
Since 2015 · Shopify store migration, design and development. View profile ↗
Illustrative workflow, not a live project
Big Cartel to Shopify
BigCommerce to Shopify
CS-Cart to Shopify
Drupal Commerce to Shopify
Ecwid to Shopify
Joomla to Shopify
Lightspeed to Shopify
Magento to Shopify
Miva Merchant to Shopify
Network Solutions to Shopify
OpenCart to Shopify
OroCommerce to Shopify
osCommerce to Shopify
PrestaShop to Shopify
Sana Commerce to Shopify
Shift4Shop to Shopify
Shoplazza to Shopify
Shopware to Shopify
Turbify to Shopify
Volusion to Shopify
Weebly to Shopify
Wix to Shopify
WooCommerce to Shopify
Zen Cart to Shopify
Zoey to ShopifyCan’t find your platform? Send us your store URL and we’ll review it.
Send us the website address. We’ll identify the setup and explain what information is needed.
Quilt kits, patterns, books & fabric
A multi-month move to Shopify Plus covering complex product structures, digital downloads, discount logic, integrations and a coordinated launch.
Visit the live store
Personalized gifts & keepsakes
We moved Future Memories from Turbify to Shopify: a large site migration with a new storefront design and improved functionality.
Visit the live storeLuxury baths, basins & bathware
We moved MODA’s bathware store from Magento to Shopify. Its range of baths, basins and accessories now sells on Shopify.
Visit the live storeSend us your website and tell us what you want Shopify to do. We’ll review the current setup, explain what moves and what needs rebuilding, then propose the scope, next steps and a quote.
No exports or logins needed to start. Please don’t send passwords, API keys or customer files through this form.
Valid choices and identifiers
Files and associations
Browsing structure
Metafields and content
Consent kept separate
Import or archive
Subject to source access
Agreed content
Metadata carried over
Old links tested
Rebuilt and tested
Reconciled and agreed
What we review, how it’s treated on Shopify and the main acceptance check.
| 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: collections, menus and filters set up around Shopify’s structure. | The browsing structure and key landing pages. |
| Custom information and specifications | Imported and rebuilt: metafields, suitable app fields or agreed page content. | Details display where customers expect them. |
| 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: a supported 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 Shopify customer-account experience you choose. | How existing customers sign in and what they see. |
| 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 mapped to a relevant Shopify destination. | Redirects, canonicals and internal links tested. |
| Information reviewed | Proposed treatment | Main acceptance check |
|---|---|---|
| Apps and custom functionality | Rebuilt: a Shopify feature, a suitable app or scoped development. | The feature works the way your team expects. |
| Pricing and business rules | Rebuilt: native Shopify features, an app or development, matched to your plan. | 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. |
| Connected systems and payments | Rebuilt: 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 records 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.
What the feature does for your business today.
The route we recommend, with its cost and trade-offs explained.
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.
Product templates, brand layouts, navigation and editable sections.
Explore theme & design →Scoped functions and connections where a suitable app doesn’t meet the requirement.
Explore development →The agreed migration checks for URLs, content and metadata, with ongoing optimization as a separate service.
Explore Shopify SEO →Ongoing updates, fixes and improvements once your store is live.
Explore Shopify support →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.
Shopify’s redirect tool has limits: it works from addresses that no longer load a page, and URLs with query strings may not redirect as expected. Where a redirect isn’t possible we agree another approach. Rankings can change after a platform move, so we don’t promise unchanged traffic or full redirect coverage. See our article on SEO considerations for ecommerce migration.
Illustrative example paths only. We work from your store’s actual URLs, redirects and settings.
We review your catalog, data, features, URLs and connected systems.
You reviewThe findings and your goals for the new store.
We write the proposal: scope, the Shopify plan that fits, who does what, and the quote.
You approveScope, quote and responsibilities.
We map what transfers and test difficult cases on sample records.
You reviewSample records and difficult buying scenarios.
We build the private Shopify store and connect the agreed apps and systems.
You reviewThe private Shopify store.
We reconcile the data and walk through the buying journeys with you.
You approveThe go-live decision.
We apply the agreed final updates, coordinate the switch and hand the store over.
You receiveThe handover and post-launch support.
Suitable migration tools, exports and authorized APIs can support the transfer. The value is the agreed planning, implementation, validation and coordination around it. Timings depend on your store and are confirmed in your proposal after the review.
Prepare agreed records while your current store stays live.
Review Shopify privately and resolve agreed issues.
Update selected changing records, then coordinate the cut-off and the system switch.
Check activity around the switch and account for agreed missing records, even one order.
So the switch is planned, not improvised.
We don’t promise unlimited automatic synchronization or unconditional zero downtime. What happens during the switch is agreed with you in advance.
Company access, pricing, quantities, terms and buyer workflows.
Related guides: Sana Commerce · OroCommerce
Domains, catalogs, languages, currencies and shared operations.
Related guides: Magento
Record ownership, directions of updates and tested order flow.
Related guides: Sana Commerce
POS decisions, recurring obligations, digital access and unusual product behavior.
Related guides: Lightspeed · Big Cartel
Not every requirement needs Shopify Plus, and not every one can be reproduced natively. We check what each requirement needs against the current Shopify plan features, then recommend a native feature, an app, development or a different plan.
The online store migration was seamless without having 0 downtime. The staff is properly trained, well communicated and proactive Highly recommended
Web 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.
Arfat 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.
The reviews above are from completed migrations to Shopify. The 5.0 rating covers all of our client reviews.
What we can reach and how clean it is.
Variants, options and custom fields.
Accounts, history and balances.
Theme, pages and design.
Replacements and connected systems.
URLs, checks and the switch.
You see each part of the cost on its own, so nothing is hidden inside a single number. We confirm price and schedule after the free store review.
Additional features, ongoing maintenance and marketing are separate scopes. See our Shopify support and maintenance services.
1 month freepost-launch migration support
Typical coverage
The platform directory links to our detailed migration guides. We start by reviewing your actual store, its data and the functionality you need. If your platform is not listed, send us the website address so we can assess the available access and possible approach before confirming the scope.
No. Start with your store URL and what you want to change. We’ll identify the setup and explain what information is needed for a proper review. Passwords, API keys and customer files should not be sent through the public enquiry form; appropriate access is arranged separately.
Yes. We assess your required product behavior, customer journeys, connected systems and complete costs against the proposed setup. Shopify is not automatically the right destination for every business. If an important requirement needs a different approach, we explain that before agreeing the project.
Your proposal defines the records, storefront work, feature replacements, integrations, SEO preparation, testing and launch tasks included. A data transfer and a complete store rebuild are different scopes. We agree the requirements and responsibilities first, so you know what is being delivered and what is excluded.
We can assess recreating agreed parts of the existing design, customizing a Shopify theme or starting with a new theme. Your old platform’s theme code does not automatically run on Shopify. We agree the layouts, content and behavior to rebuild, including how they should work on mobile.
We review the accessible records, relationships and supported import methods, then agree what is included. Customer accounts, historical orders, review data and marketing consent are separate considerations. Any limitations or records better retained in an archive are documented rather than assumed to transfer unchanged.
We review what each important feature does and agree its Shopify implementation. The solution may be a native feature, a suitable app, an integration or scoped development. Copying the underlying data does not recreate the behavior, and any additional app costs or workflow changes are explained in the proposal.
We prepare Shopify separately while your current store continues trading. Before launch, we agree the cut-off, catalog changes, changing records and final updates. Any temporary restrictions are planned in advance. We then coordinate the switch and reconcile agreed late activity around launch.
It can. We inventory important URLs and content, map relevant Shopify destinations and test the supported redirect approach. Agreed metadata, internal links and indexing checks are included in the scope. Platform changes can affect rankings and traffic, so no responsible migration service can guarantee they remain unchanged.
The work depends on source access, catalog complexity, history, storefront requirements, integrations and testing. We review the store before proposing a price and schedule. The proposal distinguishes our project work from Shopify, theme, app and other third-party costs, with clear review points for your team.
Not automatically. We choose the destination plan from the functionality your business needs. B2B features, catalogs, checkout customization, staff access and other capabilities vary by plan. A large catalog or wholesale business does not by itself settle the decision; we check the current plan requirements during scoping.
Your proposal sets out the support period and the migration-related issues it covers, along with your handover and maintenance responsibilities. New features and unrelated development are separate scopes. We also agree which source records and services must remain available before anything is cancelled.
Moving to a platform other than Shopify? See our shopping cart migration services.
Tell us where your store runs today and what you want the next setup to do. We’ll review the requirements and explain the next step.
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One month of free post-launch migration support within the agreed scope.
