Move beyond your current Wix setup with a Shopify store built around how you sell.
We plan the data, rebuild your storefront and map the Wix features your business needs—then test the agreed Shopify setup before launch.
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Includes 60 days of free post-launch migration support. We stay with you after the move.
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Can you get all your store data out in one go?
Wix's help center documents a product CSV export with a cap of 5,000 rows per file, and says digital products cannot be exported yet. Migration agencies describe the admin CSV as a partial export that often needs API or Velo work for orders and customers.
Expect to combine several exports and check them for gaps. It is workable, but leave time for it.
Do your products need more options than allowed?
Third-party guides say Wix limits how many options and variants one product can have, and merchants on the Wix Studio forum describe having to create many variants just to offer choices that do not change price.
Check Wix's current limits in its help center. If you sell highly customizable products, compare how Shopify's options, variant limits and any product-options app would handle them.
Is stock management getting harder?
Forum posters and agency write-ups describe Wix inventory and reporting as basic for larger catalogs, with reports and analytics sometimes needing extra apps.
If you track stock across locations or channels, list what you need and check whether Shopify's built-in tools or an app cover it. Needs vary a lot by business.
Are you finding fewer integrations?
Agencies and forum users describe the Wix app market as smaller than some alternatives, with fewer deep integrations for fulfillment and other tools.
Write down which integrations matter, such as shipping, accounting and marketing, and confirm each has a Shopify app before deciding.
Do you sell beyond your own site?
Some merchants say marketplace and dropshipping automation on Wix is limited, for example sending orders to a supplier by exporting CSV files by hand.
If you sell on several channels or use suppliers, check which channels and fulfillment apps you need on Shopify and what each costs.
Do payment options or currencies hold you back?
Third-party guides report that Wix Payments is available only in some countries, that multi-currency checkout has restrictions, and that cross-border fees may apply. Sources disagree on details.
Check Wix's current payments pages for your country. Then compare gateways, currencies and fees on Shopify for your markets.
Is design flexibility a constraint?
An agency guide says locked template layouts limit landing and product page changes without developer help. Wix also offers developer tools, so experiences vary.
Decide what page layouts you need. Note that Wix layouts and Velo code do not transfer, so the storefront is rebuilt on Shopify either way.
Pet supplies
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
Electronics & gaming retail
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
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 storeMove and rebuild. For stores that need their data moved and a storefront rebuilt on Shopify.
Quote after a free store review
Move a complex business. For large or heavily customized stores and connected systems.
Custom quote after discovery
Included in every migration: redirects for your old URLs, titles and descriptions carried over, and 60 days of free support after launch. Quotes don’t include your Shopify plan, apps or other third-party costs.
Descriptions, SKUs, images and custom information
Stocked combinations, text fields and paid extras
Planned as collections, menus and filters
Records cleaned, de-duplicated and matched
Mapped from the evidence available
Agreed fields, dates, totals and line items
Pages, posts, CMS content and linked files
After an access and matching check
Titles, descriptions and internal links
Product, page, post and language paths
Separate file and delivery plan
Gift cards, loyalty and subscriptions planned separately
Where each item goes in Shopify, and what we check before launch.
| Wix | Where it goes in Shopify | What we check |
|---|---|---|
| Products, SKUs, descriptions & media | Products, variants, media and suitable custom fields. | Identifiers, prices, availability, hidden products and whether every image can be accessed. |
| Options, personalization & paid extras | Agreed variants, an options app or a custom setup. | Required choices, final prices, stock and the details on each order line. |
| Categories | Collections, menus and filters. | Membership, hierarchy and the browsing journey customers actually use. |
| Inventory | Shopify inventory, updated again just before launch. | Quantities, locations and the agreed stock source. |
| Digital products | A separate recreation and delivery plan. | Original file access, the delivery method and any continuing access. |
| Wix | Where it goes in Shopify | What we check |
|---|---|---|
| Customers & addresses | Selected customer records and supported fields. | Duplicates, formatting, and the difference between buyers, members and other contacts. |
| Subscribers & marketing consent | Supported consent fields, where evidence exists. | Available subscription evidence. We don’t mark every imported contact as opted in. |
| Customer sign-in | Shopify customer accounts. | Wix passwords don’t transfer. Shopify accounts can use emailed sign-in codes; we test sign-in and order history. |
| Historical orders & line items | A suitable order-import method, where included. | Dates, totals, line items, customer links and supported statuses. Old payments and refunds aren’t re-run. |
| Reviews | A compatible review app, after assessment. | The review source, access, available fields and product matching. |
| Wix | Where it goes in Shopify | What we check |
|---|---|---|
| Bookings, events, courses & memberships | Suitable apps or integrations, as agreed. | Schedules, active access and the customer journey. A product import doesn’t move them. |
| Pricing Plans & subscriptions | A compatible subscription app and a continuity plan. | Billing provider support, consent and customer communication, before anything is promised. |
| Gift cards, loyalty & store credit | Shopify gift cards, store credit or an app. | Outstanding balances and redemption, reconciled before and after launch. |
| Forms, inbox & automations | Rebuilt forms and notifications. | Which message history must be kept elsewhere. |
| Wix | Where it goes in Shopify | What we check |
|---|---|---|
| Pages, blog posts, CMS content & files | Shopify pages, blog articles, files and custom content. | Formatting, linked files and dynamic pages that need rebuilding. |
| URLs, metadata & existing redirects | Agreed metadata, an old-to-new URL map and tested redirects. | Product, category, page, post and language paths, plus exceptions. |
| Site design | A Shopify theme: new, customized or a recreated version of your look. | Mobile layouts, navigation and editable sections. The Wix layout doesn’t install on Shopify. |
| Payments, shipping & tax | Supported payment providers and the settings you approve. | Eligibility, shipping rules and test checkouts. |
| Connected tools | Supported connectors, or integration work scoped separately. | Which way data flows, product identifiers and imports that could trigger emails. |
Passwords, saved payment credentials, Wix inbox conversations and native Wix analytics history are not assumed to transfer. Each one gets an explicit decision in your proposal.
Products, options, personalization and data clean-up.
Bookings, memberships, subscriptions and other features you keep.
Order history, reviews, balances and digital products.
A new theme, a customized theme or a recreated look.
Pages, blog posts, CMS collections and custom code.
Old links to map and test, and the systems that connect.
Your proposal separates our one-time project fee from Shopify, app and other third-party costs. We confirm price and schedule after the review.
FreeStore review and quote before you hire us
60 daysFree post-launch migration support included
Send us your Wix store URL and the features you need to keep. We look at your catalog, options, Wix apps, content and important URLs, then explain what moves, what gets rebuilt and what the project will cost.
No exports needed to start. We tell you what we need and arrange secure access later.
Cleaned, matched and moved with a suitable method, subject to access and the agreed scope.
Counts and sample records reconciled with you
Designed and built on Shopify around the decisions we agree with you.
Reviewed by you on a private preview store
We choose and configure a theme around your brand, catalog and customer journey.
We adapt templates, product layouts and navigation to how you sell.
Keep the design your customers know. We agree the pages and details that matter and rebuild them for Shopify.
We don’t promise a pixel-identical copy of your Wix site or identical behavior by default. Complex functionality and additional design work are scoped explicitly in your proposal.
Wix catalog tools have changed over time, so we check the actual export format, identifiers, options, media and hidden products in your account.
Physical goods, digital files, services, paid extras and recurring products each need their own route.
Buyers, site members, subscribers and other contacts are planned separately, with addresses, order history and consent.
Pages, blog posts, forms, files, CMS collections, Wix apps, Velo code and connected services.
For each feature you keep, the proposal records the required behavior, the replacement, the data that can move, any workflow change, the recurring cost and who maintains it.
We check dates, totals, line items, customer links and supported statuses. Imported history is a record: it doesn’t re-run old payments or reproduce identical refund behavior.
Wix passwords don’t transfer. Shopify customer accounts can use emailed sign-in codes, so customers don’t necessarily need a new password. We test sign-in and order history.
Buyers, subscribers, site members and other contacts stay distinct. We map the consent evidence available; importing a contact doesn’t make them a subscriber.
Wix doesn’t offer a standard export for Wix Reviews. We confirm access, available fields, product matching and destination-app compatibility before including review migration.
Reviews from another provider are assessed with that provider.We also check for duplicate tracking, and keep a reference of the Wix reports you need.
We don’t send old links to the homepage. Rankings, traffic and ad returns can change after a migration; we reduce the avoidable risks, and nobody can honestly guarantee unchanged results.
Example mapping. We inventory your site’s actual paths; language and query-string links are tested individually.
A domain registered through Wix can point to Shopify. Moving the registrar is a separate decision, with its own eligibility and transfer rules.
Shopify doesn’t host email mailboxes, and moving the storefront doesn’t move mailbox history. We review DNS and mailbox hosting so the email you need keeps working.
Keep the records, original files and connected services you need until the exports, final orders and dependencies have been checked.
A free Wix-branded address (such as a wixsite.com link) isn’t a domain you own, so it can’t be connected to Shopify as your domain; we assess any links that use it separately. Moving the website doesn’t cancel your Wix plan, domain, mailbox or app subscriptions. You decide when to end each one, and we tell you what still depends on it.
Plan layouts, navigation, collection pages and product presentation around your catalog.
Explore theme & design →Custom functionality or integrations where native features and suitable apps don’t meet a requirement, including former Velo behavior.
Explore app development →Agreed metadata, content structure, redirect work and technical launch checks, then ongoing optimization.
Explore Shopify SEO →Separately scoped campaigns, measurement and growth work after launch: Google Ads, Meta Ads, social and email.
Explore ecommerce marketing →Migration is quoted on its own. Additional development and ongoing marketing are added only if you want them, each with its own scope and price.
Available in early access for some stores, it imports Wix products and customers from your export. Shopify documents limits for products with more than three options and for location-based prices. Where it suits your catalog, we can use it, then handle what it doesn’t cover: order history, the storefront, your Wix apps and the launch.
| Your question | Self-service migration tool | Migration managed by WEP |
|---|---|---|
| Who defines the scope? | You choose the records and options the tool supports. | We review your store and document what moves, what is rebuilt and who does what. |
| What happens to Wix apps and features? | Bookings, memberships, forms and custom code are usually separate jobs. | We plan a Shopify feature, app or custom work for each one you use. |
| How are options and personalization handled? | Mapped to the structure the tool supports, then checked by your team. | We agree the setup and test combinations, final prices, stock and order lines. |
| Who rebuilds the website? | You, a theme, or another developer. | Our team: a new theme, a customized theme or a recreated version of your look. |
| Who runs the launch? | Your team coordinates the final updates, domain and checks. | We run the pre-launch update, domain connection, redirects, catch-up checks and 60 days of free support. |
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.
We agree the records, design, feature replacements, costs, responsibilities and known limitations.
You approveScope & quote
We collect the selected exports, prepare the agreed fields and keep the references needed to match records.
You reviewMapping & sample records
We build the agreed storefront, settings, Wix feature replacements and selected integrations.
You reviewA private preview store
We reconcile agreed records and test representative products, options, prices, purchases and customer access.
You reviewTest results & open issues
Your team checks the workflows that matter most. Open issues are fixed or agreed first.
You approveGo-live
We run the pre-launch update, connect the domain and verify the essential buying journeys.
You getA live Shopify store
We look for orders that reached Wix around cutover and reconcile the agreed records.
You getNo orders left behind
We help resolve migration issues within the agreed scope after launch.
You getThe same team, on hand
Costs outside our migration fee, so nothing comes as a surprise.
Your Wix store keeps selling throughout. Orders and customers move in stages: an initial migration, a pre-launch update, a coordinated launch and a catch-up check for any order that still reached Wix around the switch. We agree a catalog freeze or change log for the build period, and prices and stock follow the agreed synchronization plan.
Yes. We look at your current store, your product and customer data, your apps and your traffic sources, then tell you what moves cleanly, what needs rebuilding and what to expect. There is no obligation to go ahead.
Our team handles the data move, the Shopify setup, the theme work and the redirect planning. You review and approve at set checkpoints, so you are not left to learn a new system alone.
We build and test the new Shopify store while your current store stays live. When it is ready we schedule the switch for a quieter period and keep any gap as short as practical. We cannot promise zero downtime, and we confirm the plan during the free store review.
In the Products tab you can select products and use More Actions then Export. Wix documents a cap of 5,000 rows per CSV file and says digital products cannot be exported yet. We handle the formatting for Shopify's import.
Yes. The Orders tab lets you export all or selected orders as CSV, with a choice of one row per order or per item, and times are recorded in UTC. Some fields may still need API extraction, which we handle.
Agencies describe the admin CSV as a partial export, so some fields, options and images may need extra work. We compare the export with your live store and fix gaps before import.
Blog posts and media can be moved. Reviews depend on the app that stores them, so they usually need a separate export. We confirm what applies to your store.
Wix's help center has no dedicated customer export article that I could confirm for Stores. Agencies say customers are usually pulled through the Wix Members API or from order data. We confirm the route during the free store review.
No. Passwords and saved payment methods do not move between platforms. Customers get an invite or reset email on Shopify.
Orders can generally be imported as historical records so you keep reporting and support context. They are not live orders, and not every field maps across.
Shopify uses its own URL structure, so we map old product, collection, page and blog URLs to new ones with 301 redirects. Rankings can shift after any replatform and we cannot promise they will stay unchanged.
No. Wix layouts and Velo custom code do not transfer. We rebuild the design on a Shopify theme and rebuild needed functions with apps, theme settings or custom work.
Those are Wix features with no direct copy. We find a Shopify app or alternative for each, or tell you if there is no close match.
Your domain stays yours. If it is registered or connected through Wix, we plan the DNS change and check email records first so mail keeps working.
It depends on plan, apps, payment gateway and sales. Compare your Wix plan and fees with Shopify's plan, apps and processing rates on their current pricing pages. We help estimate it in the free store review.
Yes. We include a free post-launch support period to fix issues that show up once real customers and orders arrive. We confirm what it covers when we agree the scope.
Some features are built in and others need paid apps. We aim to keep the app list lean and show the monthly total before you commit.
Every migration includes 60 days of free post-launch migration support within the agreed scope: we fix migration issues, reconcile late orders and check redirects. New features, ongoing marketing and extended support can be scoped separately. Keep the Wix access you need until the final checks are complete.
Tell us where your store is today and what your next setup needs to do. We’ll review the data, design and Wix features before recommending the migration scope.
Or call 888-711-2347
60 days of free post-launch migration support within the agreed scope.
