The online store migration was seamless without having 0 downtime. The staff is properly trained, well communicated and proactive Highly recommended
AAZ Stores
Platform migration
SHOPPING CART MIGRATIONFor online store owners
Official Shopify and BigCommerce PartnerShopify profile ↗ BigCommerce profile ↗
Ecommerce Migration Services
Move your store forward. Plan every detail. Move to a new ecommerce platform with a clear plan for your catalog, customer data, orders, content, and integrations. Our ecommerce migration service brings planning, implementation, testing, and launch coordination into one agreed scope.
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Free store review, and 1 month of free support after launch.
Tell us about your planned move.
Your selections carry into the inquiry form. They are a starting point for a conversation, not a compatibility check or a quote.
What we plan with you
- Catalog
- Customers
- Orders
- Content
- Integrations
Why move platforms
When your current platform starts holding you back
A platform move should solve a clear business problem. Start with what your store needs to do next.
More room to grow
Support the catalog, storefronts, and trading requirements your business is planning for.
Less operational friction
Review manual work, disconnected systems, and difficult day-to-day workflows.
A better shopping experience
Rebuild navigation, product discovery, and checkout around customer needs.
A clearer technology roadmap
Understand the apps, development work, and ongoing costs behind the next platform.
Free store review
Get a free review of your store
Send us your website and tell us where you want to move. We review your store, data, apps and URLs, then send you a scope and a quote. The review is free.
- What moves, what is rebuilt and what needs a separate decision
- Apps and integrations that need attention
- URLs and SEO risks to plan for
- A scope and quote before you commit
What's included
More than a data transfer
Our ecommerce platform migration services cover the store, systems, and launch tasks agreed during discovery. You can see what will transfer, what needs rebuilding, and what requires a separate decision.
Migration discovery
Audit the existing store, dependencies, data, and business requirements.
Store data migration
Map and transfer agreed records, then check completeness and relationships.
Storefront rebuild
Recreate or redesign templates and shopping journeys for the destination platform.
SEO migration
Plan URL mapping, redirects, metadata, and technical checks.
Integration setup
Review and reconnect the systems that support daily operations.
Launch and handover
Coordinate release checks, team guidance, and agreed post-launch support.
What can move
What can move in a shopping cart migration?
Migration coverage depends on your source platform, destination platform, data quality, and connected apps. We confirm the supported fields and exceptions before implementation.
Catalog
Products, SKUs, variants, categories, images, and agreed custom fields.
Customers
Profiles, addresses, and supported customer attributes.
Orders
Supported historical orders and associated line items.
Content
Agreed pages, articles, and media.
SEO
Important URLs, metadata, and redirect mappings.
App-managed data
Reviews, loyalty, subscriptions, or other app records where supported.
See the full detail
What can move in each data area, and what we check before launch.
Data areas and validationCatalog, customers, orders, content, SEO and app data 6 areas
| Data area | Potential scope | Validation focus |
|---|---|---|
| Catalog | Products, SKUs, variants, categories, images, and agreed custom fields. | Record counts, field mapping, and product samples. |
| Customers | Profiles, addresses, and supported customer attributes. | Duplicate handling, field accuracy, and account access. |
| Orders | Supported historical orders and associated line items. | Customer and product relationships, totals, and statuses. |
| Content | Agreed pages, articles, and media. | Content completeness, formatting, and internal links. |
| SEO | Important URLs, metadata, and redirect mappings. | Destination relevance, redirect responses, and indexability. |
| App-managed data | Reviews, loyalty, subscriptions, or other app records where supported. | App-specific compatibility and agreed test cases. |
Passwords, saved payment methods, subscriptions, gift balances, and app-owned data may require specialist workflows or customer action. Themes and custom features often need rebuilding for the new platform.
Platforms
Start with where you are. Plan where you’re going.
The right migration approach depends on both platforms and the way your store operates. Share your current setup and intended destination so we can assess the route.
WooCommerce
Products, variations, custom fields and plugin features
Adobe Commerce / Magento
Large catalogs, extensions and multi-store setups
BigCommerce
Catalogs, categories and URLs, moved in either direction
Turbify (Yahoo Store)
Sections and categories rebuilt for Shopify
Volusion
Products, customers and orders, plus Shopify’s built-in blog
Shift4Shop (formerly 3dcart)
Stores moved to Shopify or BigCommerce
Zen Cart
Attributes, pricing and stock moved to Shopify or BigCommerce
OpenCart
Products, options and extensions reviewed before the move
Search and continuity
Plan for search visibility and business continuity
A successful move needs more than imported records. Your important pages must remain discoverable, and your customers must be able to complete the journeys your business relies on.
SEO safeguards
- Inventory important existing URLs.
- Map changed pages to relevant destinations.
- Implement and test appropriate permanent redirects.
- Review metadata, canonicals, internal links, and sitemaps.
- Check crawl access and remove staging restrictions at launch.
- Monitor search visibility and errors after release.
Search rankings can fluctuate while search engines process a migration. No agency can guarantee unchanged rankings.
Operational readiness
- Test representative products and customer journeys.
- Verify checkout, payments, shipping, and tax configuration.
- Check essential integrations and notifications.
- Agree how new orders and updates will be handled during the move.
- Plan the release window, responsibilities, and recovery options.
How it works
A clear ecommerce platform migration process
Five steps, each with a clear output you can review.
1
Discover
Review your store, goals, data, and dependencies.
Output: Agreed scope and migration risks.2
Map
Define field mappings, platform requirements, URL changes, and integration work.
Output: Migration specification and launch plan.3
Build and trial
Prepare the destination store and run a representative test migration.
Output: Test environment and findings.4
Validate
Check records, relationships, storefront behavior, and operational journeys.
Output: Issue list and acceptance checks.5
Launch and monitor
Coordinate the final updates and release, then review agreed post-launch checks.
Output: Launch record and handover.What to expect
What to expect from an ecommerce migration agency
Choose a partner who can explain the decisions behind the move and show you how readiness will be assessed.
Written scope
Clear inclusions, exclusions, assumptions, and responsibilities.
Visible validation
Agreed checks for migrated records and business journeys.
Integration ownership
Clarity on who rebuilds, configures, and tests each connection.
Launch accountability
Named responsibilities and an agreed plan for release and support.
Client reviews
What store owners say about working with us
Real reviews from real clients.
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.
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 migrationWebecommercepros are great web developers and good people. They moved our 1,000+ page website from our old platform to BigCommerce and did it fast and efficiently. They created all of our new artwork, 301 redirects, converted all of our products and more in record time at a very reasonable cost. We use them for all of our ongoing work like increasing load speed, updating our theme and shopping cart and site changes that we ask for. Highly recommend!
Cary Cliffordhubcapmike.com
BigCommerce migrationThe team at Web Ecommerce Pros did an excellent job with our site migration. Roy and his team took great care in migrating the data from our 17yo Yahoo store to ensure a seamless transition at the time of launch. They showed excellent communication when site changes needed to be made prior to launch and also helped us choose the appropriate apps to attain the functionality we were looking for with our site.
ebuilderdirect.comebuilderdirect.com
Yahoo to Shopify migrationWe were in desperate need to move from Volusion to Big commerce as Volusion was not keeping up with all the available apps and Big commerce is a much user friendly platform for a small business like ours. I was really worried about the cost but found Web Ecommerce Pros and it was the best decision we made. They gave us a reasonable price, one that we could afford to do the transition from Volusion to Big Commerce and their service was outstanding. Very responsive, listened to our needs and we were able to move to Big commerce and have our website up and running with no issue. Even after a week of having our website live if there were some glitches on a link or image etc they were still helping to fix those kinks. Highly recommend. They are a very professional team. Further more I am now waiting on a quote from them to help us set up our products on Amazon.
Emilie Stevens
Volusion to BigCommerce migrationCase studies
Beyond migration: SEO results for our clients
Explore our work across ecommerce, local SEO and related industries to see what we did and the results we delivered.
Migrations we have delivered
Shopify migrations we have delivered
Examples of stores we have moved to Shopify from other platforms.
TurbifyShopify
eBuilderDirect
Door, cabinet & bath hardware
We moved eBuilderDirect from Turbify to Shopify, restructured the catalog and launched a refreshed storefront with a cleaner shopping flow.
Visit the live store
VolusionShopify
Fabric Café
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
TurbifyShopify
SupportStore.com
Awareness wristbands, pins & decals
We moved SupportStore.com from Turbify to Shopify and refreshed the storefront visually and functionally, while keeping the brand’s mission and message.
Visit the live store★★★★★Verified Client review
“The online store migration was seamless without having 0 downtime. The staff is properly trained, well communicated and proactive Highly recommended”
AAZ Stores · Platform migration
Cost & timing
What determines migration cost and timing?
The scope depends on more than product count. Catalog structure, order history, custom features, integrations, content, and launch requirements all affect the work involved.
Record volume and data quality
Variants and custom fields
Storefront design requirements
Apps and external systems
SEO and content changes
Testing and release constraints
Know what you’re paying for before the move
An initial review helps define the work, identify dependencies, and establish a realistic estimate.
FreeStore review and quote before you hire us
1 month freeSupport after launch for migration issues
- What moves, what is rebuilt and what is excluded
- Apps, licenses and Shopify plan requirements
- A schedule with your review points
- Who is responsible for each task, before and after launch
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Ecommerce migration questions, answered
Straight answers to the questions store owners ask before they move platforms.
The service
It helps move an online store to a different ecommerce platform. Depending on the agreed scope, this can include data transfer, storefront development, integration setup, SEO migration, testing, and launch coordination.
Ask for a clear scope, relevant platform experience, a validation approach, integration responsibilities, and a launch plan. Request genuine examples of comparable work where available.
A data-focused service may suit a straightforward transfer. If you also need a storefront rebuild, integration changes, SEO planning, or coordinated launch support, those requirements should be included in the wider project scope.
Timing and launch
Timing depends on the platforms, data quality, catalog structure, custom functionality, and integrations involved. A useful estimate follows a review of the existing store and the required destination setup.
It can. Changes to URLs, content, internal links, and technical configuration can affect search visibility. URL mapping, relevant redirects, testing, and monitoring help manage the transition, but rankings may fluctuate.
Often, much of the preparation can happen while the current store remains live. The project still needs an agreed approach to new orders, inventory changes, final synchronization, and the launch window.
Data and apps
This depends on the destination platform, account system, payment provider, and subscription tools. Passwords may require account reactivation or a different sign-in flow. Subscription contracts and saved payment methods need a separate compatibility review.
Usually, moving data does not recreate a storefront or its functionality. Themes, apps, and custom features need to be assessed and may require rebuilding, replacement, or reconfiguration.
Let’s plan your move
Let’s plan your next platform move
Tell us where your store is today and what you need from the next platform. Start with the requirements you know—we can discuss the decisions still ahead.
Or call 888-711-2347