WEEBLY → SHOPIFYFor anyone moving a Weebly website or store

Weebly to Shopify Migration Services

Your Weebly site is more than its online store. The pages, product choices, and custom details all matter when moving to Shopify.

With over 20 years of ecommerce migration experience and as an official Shopify Select Partner, we know how to handle both sides of the move. We review your site content, product variations, and item modifiers, including customer-entered personalization details, then rebuild your website and storefront in Shopify without overlooking the content and features your customers rely on.

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60 days of free migration support after launch is included, so you aren’t on your own once the new store is live.

Official Shopify Partner Since 2015 · Shopify store migration, design and development. View profile ↗

Illustrative workflow, not a live project

Do you also use Square Online or Square POS? Mention it during the review and we’ll sort out what moves and what stays put. See where Square fits ↓

Why merchants consider a move

Six reasons Weebly stores start looking elsewhere

Plenty of merchants run good Weebly stores for years. These six frustrations come up in merchant reports and can make you wonder if the platform still fits. They won’t all apply to your store. Square owns Weebly and has said it had no plans to discontinue the site builder at this time, though new sites are steered to Square Online. Check any notices Weebly or Square sent for your account.
Illustrative example. Names, numbers and messages are made up and this is not a screen from any real store.

Is Weebly still the place to grow your store?

Agency guides say Weebly gets fewer feature updates since Square bought it, and new users get pointed to Square Online. Square has said it had no plans to discontinue the Weebly builder at this time.

We found no global end of life notice, so read this as a question about direction and not a deadline. It’s worth asking whether you want to build your store on a product that may be in maintenance mode.

Did Weebly or Square send you a notice about your service?

Square has announced changes to some Weebly services over time, and whether one reaches you can depend on your account and your country.

Read any notice sent for your account. If a change touches you, exporting your data and starting the move early is the safer choice.

Has your catalog outgrown what Weebly’s store can do?

Migration vendors describe Weebly’s ecommerce tools as basic once catalogs grow, pointing to inventory handling, product variants and selling in more than one currency. That’s the vendors’ view, and plenty of small shops find the tools enough.

Write down the features you really use, like variants, bundles, extra currencies or discounts. Shopify covers many of them, and a few might need an app.

Can you set page titles, descriptions and URLs the way you want?

Vendor guides call Weebly’s SEO controls shallow and say its URL structure differs from Shopify’s, so redirects need planning.

Before the move, save a list of your top pages and their current titles. We match old addresses to new ones, though rankings can shift after any platform change.

Is Square Online a simple switch from Weebly?

Square Online has a different editor and feature set, so going there is a rebuild and not a rename. One Square Community thread from 2022 (now archived) shows a user who couldn’t find the switch option and was quoted a price for paid help.

If you have to rebuild either way, you might as well compare Square Online with other platforms on features, fees and how well they suit selling online first.

Can you get a clean order report out of your store?

Square Community users say Weebly order exports mostly filter by date and can spread a single order across more than one row.

That hurts reporting and migration prep. We go through your export files during the free review and tell you which parts are usable.

Migrations we have delivered

Other Shopify migrations we have delivered

Examples of stores we have moved to Shopify from other platforms.
See our Shopify Partner profile
WooCommerceShopify

Advance Pet Mart

Pet supplies

MigrationDesignSEOAI SEOMarketing

Advance Pet Mart started on WooCommerce, but plugin and hosting problems kept getting in the way. We moved the store to Shopify, and they are very happy with the move. We also worked with them on design, SEO, AI SEO and marketing.

Visit the live store
OpenCartShopify

City of Games

Electronics & gaming retail

Four week moveOne page checkout

We moved City of Games from a broken OpenCart store to Shopify in four weeks, kept its look, rebuilt the features it had lost and protected its search rankings with 301 redirects.

Read the case study
BigCommerceShopify

Contours Rx

MigrationDesign

We moved Contours Rx from BigCommerce to Shopify and redesigned the website with a sleek, user-friendly interface and enhanced product pages.

Visit the live store
Choose your migration

Pick the migration plan that matches your project

Redirects, SEO checks and 60 days of free support after launch come with every migration. The difference between plans is how much design and business setup work is involved.

Complete Migration

Move and rebuild. Fits stores that need their data moved and a new storefront built on Shopify.

Quoted after a free store review

  • Store data moved and checked, including export prep and field mapping
  • A new theme, an adapted theme, or a recreation of your current look
  • Pricing rules and key features rebuilt using Shopify tools or apps
  • Old URLs pointed at the right new pages with 301 redirects
  • A private preview store you go through before launch
  • A free store review first, then a quote
Get a Free Store Review & Quote

Enterprise Migration

Move a complex business. Built for large or heavily customized stores and the systems tied to them.

Custom quote once discovery is done

  • All of Complete, plus large catalogs, several storefronts and complicated requirements
  • Custom design and features, including B2B and wholesale rules
  • Connections to ERP, PIM, inventory and shipping systems
  • A staging store, a phased launch and a named project manager
  • A free discovery call and ballpark estimate, then a paid discovery sprint that is credited to your project
Get a Free Discovery Call

Every migration includes redirects for your old URLs, titles and descriptions carried over, and 60 days of free support after launch. Your Shopify plan, apps and other third party costs aren’t part of our quote.

What we migrate

What moves from Weebly to Shopify

The proposal names every record we can reach, where it lands in Shopify and how we check it. Which export route we use depends on how your Weebly or Square account is really set up.

Products & variations

Titles, descriptions, SKUs, prices, options and stock counts

Images & files

Photos, galleries, documents and downloadable files

Categories → collections

Category assignments and menus

Customers & contacts

Contact details and addresses, minus the duplicates

Mailing lists

Subscribers and any consent records, held apart

Historical orders

A date range we agree on, with line items and totals

Pages & blog

Pages we rebuild and the posts you want to keep

SEO & URLs

Metadata, old paths and a redirect map we test

Full detail by record type

Where each item ends up in Shopify and what we test before launch.

Products & catalogProducts, options, categories and media 4 areas
Weebly or SquareWhere it goes in ShopifyWhat we check
Products & item variationsProducts with variants, plus custom fields where they fit.Names, descriptions, SKUs, option combinations, prices and quantities on hand.
Modifiers & customer inputFields, settings or apps we agree on.Required choices, paid extras and the instructions that reach fulfillment.
CategoriesCollections and menus.How shoppers browse and which products sit where.
Images, downloads & documentsThe media and files we agree on.Whether we can reach the originals, their quality, matching to products, and anything still hosted on the old service.
Customers & ordersCustomer records, mailing lists and past orders 3 areas
Weebly or SquareWhere it goes in ShopifyWhat we check
Historical ordersAn import method we agree on, or an archive you keep.Date range, line items, totals, statuses, order numbers and links to customers.
Customers & available addressesCustomer records and the grouping we agree on.Duplicates, where each record came from and which fields exist.
Mailing lists & marketing preferencesSubscriber and consent mapping we agree on.Subscribers held apart from general contacts and customer directory records.
Content & appsPages, posts, reviews and app records 2 areas
Weebly or SquareWhere it goes in ShopifyWhat we check
Pages & blog contentShopify pages we rebuild and the posts we agree to carry over.Nothing missing, dates where they exist, formatting, images and links.
Reviews & app recordsAn assessment and a destination that works with Shopify.Access, ownership, how records relate and which features are involved.
SEO & special recordsURLs, metadata, gift card value and store credit 2 areas
Weebly or SquareWhere it goes in ShopifyWhat we check
Useful SEO content & URLsMetadata and a destination map we agree on.Real public paths, redirects already in place, domains and platform limits.
Gift cards, credit & loyalty valueA replacement or reconciliation agreed as its own item.Balances still owed, provider options and how customers hear about it.

Store records, Square transaction reports and marketing contacts come from different datasets. We don’t assume existing passwords, saved payment details or every app’s data will transfer.

Cost & timing

We quote your whole website, not just the product count

A small shop with an active blog, product extras and Square POS can be more work than a big, plain catalog. We don’t name a fixed price or timeline until the review is done.

Products & history

Variations, extras, images and whichever records are in scope.

Pages & blog

How many pages we rebuild and how many posts you keep.

Design

A new theme, an adapted theme or a recreated look.

Required functionality

Forms, member pages, bookings, pickup and digital delivery.

POS & integrations

Square POS and every other tool tied into your site.

Testing & launch

Acceptance tests, last updates and the URLs to map.

See what you’re paying for before we start

The proposal splits our one time project fee from Shopify, theme, app, payment and retained service costs. Price and schedule are confirmed once the review is done.

FreeA store review and quote before you hire us

60 daysFree migration support after launch, included

  • What moves, what gets rebuilt and what is left out
  • Shopify plan, apps, theme and the services you keep
  • A schedule that shows when you review
  • Who owns each task, before and after launch
Free store review & quote

Get your Weebly store reviewed and quoted for free

Planning to migrate Weebly to Shopify? Send us your website address and the features your business depends on. We go through your pages, blog, catalog, records and Square connections, then spell out what moves, what gets rebuilt and what it costs.

  • What goes to Shopify and how
  • What we rebuild and what stays put
  • A quote with a proposed timeline

You don’t have to know which editor you use. We don’t need exports or logins to get started, and secure access is set up later.

Request your free store review

Please don’t send passwords, exports or files through this form. Secure access is arranged after the review.

Source review

Which Weebly or Square setup are you on?

A Weebly login, a Square account and a Square Online site can point to three different systems. Before picking a way to move anything, we look at the editor, catalog and connected services you actually use.

Classic Weebly website or store

We go through pages, blog, catalog, order history and whatever exports exist. Some of it has to be collected or rebuilt in a separate step.

Square Online

It uses a different editor from classic Weebly, and the item library and customer records often sit elsewhere in the Square account.

Square POS and connected services

Counter sales, payments and customer tools are their own decision. Together we settle which records and systems are in scope.

What we identify firstBefore any data moves
  • Website editor
  • Catalog & item library
  • Order records
  • Customer directory
  • Mailing lists
  • Apps & embeds
  • Point of sale
  • Payment connections

No need to diagnose the platform yourself

  • Your website URL is all we need to start
  • How you edit products, described your way
  • How you take orders, online and in the shop
  • What you want to keep and what you want to change
A Square account on the side doesn’t tell us what your website runs on, so we check yours instead of applying one export routine to everyone.
Backup versus migration

A site backup covers only part of a migration

The classic Weebly site archive gives you a copy of some content. You can’t run a store from it, and it leaves most of the business behind. That’s why we plan four areas on their own.
  1. 1

    Store data

    Products, orders and contacts come from separate sources and exports, and none of them sit in the site ZIP. We go through each source and agree what moves.

  2. 2

    Pages and blog

    We list the pages and posts you need, with their images and key links, then settle how each one gets collected and checked.

  3. 3

    Design and interactions

    Layouts, menus, forms and galleries get rebuilt in Shopify. A static copy of the site can’t reproduce how those pieces work.

  4. 4

    Assets and supporting records

    We keep original images, documents and any records we can reach, and we track down anything still loading from the old site before you cancel.

Classic site ZIP checkIllustrative
ContentIn the ZIPPlan
Page text & imagesSomeRebuild in Shopify
Blog postsNot includedSeparate inventory
Store pages & productsNot includedCatalog export & mapping
Forms, galleries & widgetsMay not workRebuild agreed features
Orders & customersNot includedSeparate records review
Original media filesCheckCollect & validate
Each gap gets a decision before the migration begins.

Why we plan it this way. Weebly’s own site backup guide says the ZIP holds website content but not blog or store pages, and warns that some interactive elements may not work outside Weebly. Square Online sites come with their own options, and we check those during the review.

We never assume one archive, export or RSS feed holds your full website and business history.

Content & design

Bring over the content that supports your store

Weebly themes and editor elements can’t be installed in Shopify. The project therefore runs as two linked workstreams planned together, one for the records we transfer and one for the website we rebuild around them.
Workstream 1 · Transfer

Prepare and move the agreed records

Each record is checked, matched and moved by a method that fits, depending on access and the agreed scope.

  • Products & variations
  • Images & files
  • Customers & addresses
  • Mailing lists & consent
  • Order history, as agreed
  • SEO details & important URLs

We reconcile counts and sample records with you

Workstream 2 · Rebuild

Rebuild your agreed website

We design and build it in Shopify around the pages and features we settle on together.

  • About, policy & contact pages
  • Navigation & collections
  • Blog posts you keep
  • Contact forms & galleries
  • Member-only content
  • Apps & embedded widgets

You review it on a private preview store

One Shopify store, checked before launch. The records and the rebuilt site meet here for testing and your sign off.

Blog posts get their own inventory

The classic site ZIP skips the blog, and an RSS feed might show only recent posts. So we list the posts, images, dates, categories and links you want to keep, then agree how each gets collected and what happens to any gaps. Comments and other records come along only if you ask and it can be done.

  • Posts
  • Images
  • Dates
  • Categories
  • Internal links
  • Comments, if requested

Forms, galleries and member pages are working features

Copying a page’s HTML won’t bring back a contact form, a booking calendar, a gallery or members only content. We study what each one does and where its data ends up, then pick a Shopify feature, an app or some scoped development.

  • Contact forms
  • Galleries
  • Calendars
  • Member-only pages
  • External widgets
Option 1

Set up a new Shopify theme

We pick a theme and set it up around your brand, your products and the way customers shop.

Option 2

Customize a Shopify theme

We adjust templates, product layouts, menus and editable sections to fit how you sell.

Option 3

Recreate agreed elements of your look

Hold on to the look your customers already know. We pick the pages and details that matter and rebuild them for Shopify.

New copy, a redesign and extra features are included only where your proposal says so. If your site is informational and has no active store, we scope a website rebuild and Shopify setup, since there’s no store history to move.

Products & buying experience

Make sure product choices and checkout details still work

A product that looks simple to a shopper can hide variations, paid extras and customer input. We map every kind of choice by hand and test how it behaves, which goes beyond lining up spreadsheet columns.
On your Weebly storeWhat we reviewHow we decide the Shopify setup
Stocked variationsOption combinations, SKUs, prices and stock. Some Weebly exports put each combination on a row of its own.Products with variants. We group the rows on purpose so they don’t land as unrelated products.
Paid extras & modifiersAdd ons that cost extra, required choices and how they show up on the order.An options setup or app picked to match your rules. Some choices shouldn’t be variants.
Personalization & customer inputText fields, uploads or instructions the customer supplies.Fields that pass the input to the order your staff fulfill, tested from start to finish.
SpecificationsDetails shoppers read, like size, material or care, instead of picking from.Product fields or content, so they show and filter without adding variants.
Digital productsFiles, how they’re delivered and access for people who already bought.A delivery plan covering the files and existing access, since a product record alone can’t recreate a download.
Acceptance tests

Test orders show whether the migration really works

Counts can add up while the basket is still wrong. We agree test orders built from your most complicated products and run them before the full migration.

What each test order covers

  • The right variation and SKU
  • Paid extras and their charge
  • Required selections enforced
  • Customer input on the order
  • Stock reduced correctly
  • Pickup location and instructions

Test orders run on the private preview store, so your customers and team never see them.

Test orderIllustrative example
Weebly order
Ceramic planter · Sage / Large PL-SAGE-L · variation$42.00
Gift wrap paid extra+ $5.00
Gift note: “For Anna” customer input—
Pickup · Main Street shop fulfillment$0.00
Order total$47.00
Same test on Shopify
Variant PL-SAGE-L$42.00
Paid add-on+ $5.00
Pickup location$0.00
Order total$47.00

Variant stock reduced, and the gift note and pickup location shown on the order

You agree the test cases with us, and we sign them off before the full catalog is processed.
Catalog, media & fulfillment

Look at the catalog source before importing anything

Weebly and Square exports are useful, though Shopify can’t read them as they are and no two accounts are set up alike. We first find out what your own export holds.

Exports & identifiers

We open the actual export and note any filters or chosen locations. Source IDs and your own SKUs are separate things, so we keep both, leading zeros included. Item library exports get checked field by field.

Images & files

A spreadsheet doesn’t come with the media attached. We find the original images, galleries and documents, match them to products and validate them on Shopify. All of that is confirmed before any source service is cancelled.

Categories & navigation

Category memberships and browsing paths become Shopify collections and menus, shaped around how customers look for your products. We check them with representative products.

Pickup, delivery & bookings

We review locations, local delivery zones, dates, bookings and other special workflows, then match them to Shopify features, apps or development. A product record can’t recreate the service on its own.

Orders & customers

Orders, payments and contacts live in different records

Sales and contact information sit in more than one place across Weebly and Square. We decide which source answers which question, so your history stays useful and nobody gets emailed without permission.

Orders versus transaction reports

What we settle for order history

  • Date range
  • Line items
  • Customer matching
  • Dates & totals
  • Currency
  • Statuses
  • Refund information
  • Order references
  • Archive needs
Payment summaries and order history differWeebly order history, Square online orders and Square transaction reports are separate sources. A transaction report by itself may not hold enough to rebuild detailed orders, and not every historical record turns into an equivalent Shopify order. An imported order doesn’t carry the original payment with it.

Customers versus subscribers

What we hold apart

  • Customer-directory records
  • Buyer details from orders
  • General contacts
  • Mailing-list subscribers
  • Account access
  • Saved payment details

What we review

  • Available fields
  • Addresses
  • Duplicates
  • Groups
  • Consent evidence
  • Unsubscribed status
Contacts and subscribers are different groupsA big customer directory says nothing about how many people agreed to marketing. We carry over whatever consent information exists and never subscribe imported contacts on our own.

Customer accounts and open orders

We don’t assume existing passwords will transfer. The customer message is planned around the Shopify account setup you pick, which may use email sign in codes. Orders still in progress get their own plan covering who fulfills them, where refunds are handled, where staff find the original record and how partial actions are managed.

  • Account sign-in
  • Open orders
  • Refunds
  • Order emails
  • Marketing flows
Square POS & in-person sales

You can move the website without replacing every system

If Square handles your in person sales, payments or customer management, we settle the wider setup before the website switches. Replacing your POS is optional and is only included when we agree to it.
Option 1

Keep Square POS

Carry on selling in person with Square, linked to Shopify where a connection suits the way you work.

Option 2

Change POS separately

Treat a move to another point of sale as a separate project with its own scope and timing.

Option 3

Another agreed arrangement

One example is keeping separate online and in store catalogs when that fits your business better.

What we look at if you also sell in person

  • Inventory ownership
  • Locations
  • Product matching
  • Online orders
  • In-store sales
  • Returns
  • Customer ownership
  • Duplicate records
  • Update timing
  • Payments & hardware
Each need gets its own decisionSupported connectorSimpler processScoped developmentFeasibility review
Operations decision listIllustrative entry
Retained system

Square POS at the shop counter

1What it does
Rings up in-store sales and returns.
2Shared data
Products and stock that sell both online and in the shop.
3Source of truth
The system that owns stock and prices, agreed up front.
4Proposed setup
A supported connection or another agreed arrangement, checked before it’s recommended.
5Limitations
Update timing, duplicates and unsupported fields flagged before the build.
6Acceptance test
An in-store sale and an online order reduce the same stock correctly.

Gift cards & store credit

We reconcile outstanding balances, then agree a Shopify option and a message to customers. Every balance gets checked before launch.

Loyalty & rewards

We go over points and reward value with the provider you plan to use. A customer import won’t recreate them.

Subscriptions & saved billing

Provider compatibility, customer permission and billing continuity each get their own assessment.

We don’t promise saved card details will transfer.

Bookings & entitlements

We review appointments, classes, memberships and download access along with their rules. An order import can’t recreate them.

Your Square hardware and payment arrangements won’t carry straight over to Shopify. We check which providers and devices are supported where you are. Square’s process for exporting saved cards to another payment processor is its own thing, apart from a regular customer export, and there’s no guarantee Shopify will accept that data.

SEO, feeds & tracking

Sort out old links and connected channels before launch

URL structures vary between Weebly and Square sites. We pull your real page, blog and product addresses and point each important one at the right Shopify page.
  • List every page, blog and product URL, including suffixes and ID based routes where they exist
  • Go through current redirects, domains, subdomains and useful metadata
  • Match each one to a relevant Shopify page, then test redirects, chains and exceptions
  • After launch, check internal links, indexing controls and sitemap access

Feeds, campaigns and tracking, where included

  • Google Shopping
  • Social catalogs
  • Product identifiers
  • Ad landing pages
  • Analytics & pixels
  • Consent & sales events

Importing products doesn’t reconnect these services. We check feed diagnostics and guard against duplicate reporting, and we don’t assume existing identifiers, ad history or audiences will stay as they were.

JavaScript on a 404 page is no replacement for real 301 redirects, so we don’t use it as one. Shopify has its own URL structure and redirect rules, and rankings can change after any migration, so no one can honestly promise identical URLs or steady traffic.

Weebly URLShopify URL
Page/about-us.html301/pages/about-us
Blog post/blog/spring-planting-guide301/blogs/news/spring-planting-guide
Product (ID route)/store/p12/ceramic-planter301/products/ceramic-planter
Category → collection/store/c3/planters301/collections/planters
Blog category/blog/category/gardeningTested/blogs/news/tagged/gardening
Free provider addressyourstore.weebly.comReviewOptions depend on control

These paths are examples. We work from your real URLs, which differ by editor and setup.

Domain, email & cancellation

Hold on to what you need before cancelling

Your Weebly or Square account may be doing more than hosting the site. We find out what still depends on it before anything gets cancelled.

What we sort out first

  • Exports
  • Original files
  • Historical records
  • Media dependencies
  • Open orders
  • Download access
  • Retained Square services
  • Domain & email
  • Other connected tools

Your own domain

A domain you own can usually be connected to Shopify and stay registered where it is. We go through DNS and email before switching.

A weebly.com or other provider address

An address owned by the provider comes with tighter limits on what you control. We look at the realistic options, and we can’t promise redirects will keep working once the account is closed.

Keep your email working

Shopify hosts your store but not your email inboxes. We review mailboxes and the DNS records email depends on as their own step before anything changes.

Hold off on cancelling the whole Weebly or Square account on launch day. We agree what to keep and for how long, and access is always set up securely, never through the public enquiry form.

Choosing the right kind of help

Pick the level of help your migration needs

A small catalog on a plain website may work fine with a tool assisted transfer. A blog, product options, forms, member pages or Square POS usually call for wider planning.

Migration tools can help

Migration tools can move common store records, and some providers offer human support. If a tool fits your store, we can use it as one part of the project. What we add is the coordination around it, meaning the website rebuild, product options, records, connections and launch.

  • Weebly exports
  • Square exports
  • Migration tools
  • Managed migration
Your questionSelf-service migration toolMigration managed by WEP
Who defines the scope?You pick from the records and options the tool offers.We study your Weebly or Square setup and write down what moves, what gets rebuilt and who does what.
What happens to pages, the blog and forms?These usually fall outside a data transfer, so your team rebuilds them.We rebuild the pages and features we agree on and list the blog posts you keep.
What about variations and paid extras?They’re fitted to the structure the tool supports, and your team checks the result.We agree the setup, then test totals, stock and order details.
Who plans Square POS and other connections?Typically a separate job for you or another provider.Each connection gets a decision, a price and an acceptance test.
Who runs the launch?Your team handles final updates, the domain, redirects and checks.We run the final update, domain switch, redirects and late order checks, then give 60 days of free support.
Client reviews

What migration clients tell us

These reviews come from merchants we moved off Shift4Shop, Volusion, Yahoo Store and other platforms. Each card names the move it covers.
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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

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 features

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.

BigCommerce client
BigCommerce migration
Process & launch

How we migrate Weebly to Shopify while your site stays open

The migration runs in four stages. Your Weebly site keeps selling until launch, and any orders that arrive around the switch get picked up.
1

Review and agree

We pin down the editor, data sources, content and connected systems, then settle the Shopify setup, scope and costs with you.

2

Prepare, rebuild and test

Samples get validated and Shopify is built on its own while your site stays open. After that we go through representative records and customer journeys together.

3

Refresh changing records

We set a catalog freeze or change log, a final cut off and a source of truth, then refresh the orders, customers, prices and stock you picked.

4

Launch and reconcile

We handle the domain, integrations and channel connections, look for late activity on the old store (even a single order) and deal with any issues after launch.

What we agree before launch day

That way the switch follows a plan.

  • A catalog freeze or change log for the build. Products added or deleted and options changed along the way can affect the work, timing and price.
  • A cut off time, plus which system is the source of truth for each record type.
  • One final update of the chosen orders, customers, prices and stock.
  • The domain and connection changes, and who looks after late orders afterward.

This is a coordinated migration with a set cut off. Weebly and Shopify aren’t kept in two way sync afterward. We work to keep risk low, and we can’t promise zero downtime or zero errors.

FAQ

Weebly to Shopify migration questions and answers

Plain answers about the move, including the parts that take extra care.

Planning

We haven’t found any global end of life notice, and Square has said it had no plans to discontinue the builder at this time. Square has announced changes to some Weebly services, though, so read any notice tied to your account on Weebly or Square’s pages.

No. Square owns Weebly and also runs Square Online, which has its own editor and feature set. Moving from one to the other means a rebuild, which is why many owners look at other platforms at the same time.

Yes, and there’s no obligation. We go through your products, pages, URLs and apps, then tell you what moves, what gets rebuilt and what we’d suggest.

Agency guides put small stores at anywhere from a few days to a few weeks. Yours depends on catalog size, variants, content and design work, and we give you a timeline after the free store review.

Our team does. We handle planning, data import, theme setup, redirects and testing, and you review and approve the new store before launch.

Let’s look at your website

Ready to migrate Weebly to Shopify? Let’s start with a review

Tell us what has to survive the move and what you’d like to change. We’ll look at your setup and put together a migration scope and quote.

Or call 888-711-2347

60 days of free migration support after launch, within the agreed scope.

What to have ready for our first call

  1. Your website URL and a rough count of products, pages or posts
  2. How you edit products and take orders, Square services included
  3. The features you depend on and when you’d like to launch
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