WOOCOMMERCE TO SHOPIFY MIGRATION SERVICESWooCommerce to Shopify
Outgrown plugins, hosting and slow checkouts? We replatform your WooCommerce store to Shopify or Shopify Plus — products, customers, orders, subscriptions and content — with every URL redirected so your search traffic comes with you.
(Why brands leave WooCommerce)
Fewer plugins. Faster checkout.
WooCommerce is flexible because it sits on WordPress — and that is also why it gets heavy. Every feature is another plugin to update, secure and keep compatible.
- 01
One platform, not thirty plugins
Payments, shipping, tax, discounts and analytics are built into Shopify. The plugins you still need become apps that update themselves.
- 02
A checkout that converts
Shopify Checkout and Shop Pay are tuned on millions of stores. You stop maintaining checkout code and plugin conflicts.
- 03
No hosting to manage
No caching layers, server upgrades or traffic-spike scares. Hosting, CDN and security are included.
- 04
Room to scale
Shopify includes B2B and automation; when volume grows, Shopify Plus adds checkout customization, unlimited B2B catalogs and expansion stores.
(What moves, and where it lands)
WooCommerce → Shopify,
field by field
| IN WOOCOMMERCE | ON SHOPIFY | HOW WE HANDLE IT |
|---|---|---|
| Simple & variable products | Products with variants | Attributes become options; extra attributes become metafields |
| Product categories & tags | Collections & tags | Automated collections rebuild category rules |
| WooCommerce Subscriptions | Shopify subscription app | Recharge, Skio, Loop or similar — active subscribers and payment methods migrated where the gateway allows |
| Customers | Shopify customers | Addresses, tags and marketing consent kept |
| Orders | Historical orders | Imported without emailing customers |
| Coupons | Shopify discounts | Rules recreated; usage limits checked |
| WordPress pages & posts | Shopify pages & blog | Or keep WordPress as a headless blog if content is large |
| Plugins | Shopify apps or built-in features | Each plugin reviewed; many aren’t needed on Shopify |
| Passwords | Passwordless sign-in | Passwords can’t move between platforms; customers sign in with a one-time email code instead |
(What’s included)
Everything we
move for you
Take the full project, or just the parts you need.
- 01
Plugin & data audit
Every plugin, custom field and integration listed and given a Shopify replacement.
- 02
Catalog migration
Products, variants, images, SEO fields and inventory with record-count checks.
- 03
Customers & orders
Profiles, addresses, consent and full order history.
- 04
Subscriptions
Active subscribers moved to a Shopify subscription app with billing continuity planned.
- 05
Blog & content
Posts, pages and media moved, with internal links fixed.
- 06
Theme build
Your design rebuilt on a fast Shopify theme, or redesigned.
- 07
SEO & redirects
301 redirects for every product, category, post and page URL.
- 08
Launch & hypercare
Cutover planning, live QA and support after go-live.
(Search rankings)
Keep your Google rankings
WooCommerce URLs like /product/blue-shirt/ and /product-category/shirts/ become /products/blue-shirt and /collections/shirts on Shopify. Blog posts move from the site root to /blogs/news/. Each change needs a 301 redirect.
We crawl your live site, map every URL, load the redirects into Shopify and test them before launch, then watch Search Console closely for the first month.
- Crawl of every live URL, including products, collections, blog posts, filtered pages and PDFs
- One-to-one 301 redirect for every URL that has traffic or backlinks
- Page titles, meta descriptions, alt text and headings carried over
- Structured data (Product, Breadcrumb, Article) rebuilt on the new theme
- XML sitemap submitted in Google Search Console on launch day
- Rankings, 404s and crawl errors watched daily for the first 30 days
(How it works)
How we deliver
- STEP 01
Audit
Plugins, data, subscriptions and SEO reviewed.
- STEP 02
Map
Data map, app replacements and redirect plan.
- STEP 03
Build
Theme, apps and integrations on Shopify.
- STEP 04
Test runs
Staged imports with checks against WooCommerce.
- STEP 05
Launch
Final sync, DNS switch and live QA.
- STEP 06
Hypercare
Monitoring, fixes and rankings watch.
(How long it takes)
Typical timelines
Every project is scoped after a free audit. These ranges are typical, not promises.
- SMALL4–6 weeksUp to ~1,000 products, standard theme, few integrations
- MID-SIZE6–10 weeks1,000–20,000 products, custom theme, ERP or 3PL link
- ENTERPRISE3–6 monthsLarge catalog, B2B, multiple stores or markets, several integrations
(FAQ)
Good
questions
A small store usually takes 4–6 weeks and a mid-size store 6–10 weeks; enterprise builds take 3–6 months. Stores with subscriptions, B2B or several integrations take longer. We confirm the timeline after the audit.
Yes. Active subscriptions move to a Shopify subscription app. Whether saved payment methods transfer depends on your payment gateway — we check this first and plan the switch so billing isn’t interrupted.
Short-term movement is normal, but rankings hold when every URL is redirected and content is carried over. We map and test every redirect and monitor Search Console after launch.
Yes. We can move posts into Shopify’s blog, or keep WordPress running as a headless blog on the same domain if you publish a lot of content.
We list each plugin and replace it with a built-in Shopify feature, an app, or a small custom app. Most stores end up with far fewer moving parts.
It depends on catalog size, subscriptions, integrations and design work. You get a fixed-scope quote after a free consultation.
(Recent migrations)
Stores we’ve moved to Shopify
- Ocean & Sand
- Coastal Cowboys
- Studio Vog
- Pretty Gang
- Aumi Four
- Treadmill Outlet