ECOMMERCE REPLATFORMING & SHOPIFY MIGRATION AGENCYEcommerce Migrations
Replatform between any ecommerce platforms — Shopify, Shopify Plus, Tringify, BigCommerce, Adobe Commerce, WooCommerce or Salesforce — with every product, customer, order and ranking intact. As a Shopify Plus Partner and Tringify Partner, we plan and run the whole replatform, from the first audit to the weeks after launch.
(What’s included)
Everything in
this chapter
Take the whole chapter, or just the parts you need.
- 01
Platform choice & audit
We help you choose the right destination, review your data, apps, SEO and integrations, then write the migration plan.
- 02
Catalog & variants
Products, variants, collections, metafields and images — mapped to the new schema.
- 03
Customers & accounts
Profiles, addresses, tags and consent moved, with a smooth account-activation flow.
- 04
Order history
Full order history, statuses and refunds preserved for reporting and support.
- 05
Content & media
Pages, blogs, policies and media migrated and re-linked.
- 06
SEO & 301 redirects
Every URL mapped and redirected; metadata carried over; rankings monitored.
- 07
Integrations rebuild
ERP, OMS, payments, reviews and subscriptions reconnected and tested.
- 08
Launch & hypercare
Planned cutover, QA and close support in the weeks after go-live.
(How it works)
How we deliver
- STEP 01
Audit
Stack, data, SEO and integrations reviewed.
- STEP 02
Map
Data mapping and the URL redirect plan.
- STEP 03
Build
Theme, apps and integrations on the new platform.
- STEP 04
Migrate & test
Staged data moves with record-count checks.
- STEP 05
Launch
Planned cutover and live QA.
- STEP 06
Hypercare
Monitoring and fixes after go-live.
(Platforms & tools)
What we
work with
- Shopify
- Shopify Plus
- Tringify
- BigCommerce
- Adobe Commerce (Magento)
- WooCommerce
- Salesforce Commerce Cloud
- Wix
- Squarespace
- PrestaShop
- Custom & headless builds
Yowy · Double Standard · Coastal Cowboys and more.
See all work →(Popular migrations)
Moving from…
- ADOBE COMMERCE → SHOPIFY PLUSMagento to Shopify
- WORDPRESS → SHOPIFY PLUSWooCommerce to Shopify
- BIGCOMMERCE → SHOPIFY PLUSBigCommerce to Shopify
- MAROPOST COMMERCE CLOUD → SHOPIFY PLUSNeto (Maropost) to Shopify
- SQUARESPACE COMMERCE → SHOPIFYSquarespace to Shopify
- WIX STORES → SHOPIFYWix to Shopify
- SFCC → SHOPIFY PLUSSalesforce Commerce Cloud to Shopify
- UPGRADE, DON’T JUST SWITCH PLANSShopify to Shopify Plus
- SHOPIFY PLUS PARTNERShopify Plus agency
- SHOPIFY PLUS PARTNERShopify Plus agency Australia
(FAQ)
Good
questions
Shopify, Shopify Plus and Tringify — where we are official partners — plus BigCommerce, Adobe Commerce (Magento), WooCommerce and Salesforce Commerce Cloud. Not sure which is right? Choosing the destination is part of our audit.
Replatforming means moving your online store from one ecommerce platform to another — for example from Magento, WooCommerce or Salesforce Commerce Cloud to Shopify Plus — while keeping your products, customers, order history and search rankings. As a replatforming agency, we plan the move, migrate the data, rebuild the theme and integrations, and redirect every URL.
Published agency ranges run from about $5,000 for a small, simple store to $150,000 or more for enterprise and B2B builds, and large Salesforce Commerce Cloud programs can cost more. Integrations, custom features, design and catalog size drive the price. We give a fixed scope and price after a free audit.
Common signs: a forced upgrade is coming (Magento 2.4 releases reach end of support on a fixed schedule), license or hosting costs keep rising, pages slow down under traffic, or your team waits on developers for everyday changes. If two or more apply, a replatform audit is worth doing.
It depends on catalog size, integrations and custom features. A small store usually takes 4–6 weeks and a mid-size store 6–10 weeks; Shopify Plus, B2B and ERP-connected builds run 3–6 months. We confirm the timeline after the audit.
We map every URL, set up 301 redirects and carry over metadata, then monitor rankings closely after launch.
We plan the cutover so your current store keeps trading until the new one is ready.
Passwords can’t be transferred between platforms. On Shopify’s current customer accounts customers don’t need one: they sign in with a one-time code sent to their email, and their imported order history is there.