Every migration question, in one place.

Products and variants with their images, prices, SKUs and stock; categories as collections; customers with their addresses and marketing consent; order history; pages, blog posts and product reviews; and your page titles and meta descriptions.

Yes. Passwords can't be moved between platforms for security reasons. Customers get a branded email invite to activate their new account in one click.

Saved cards stay with your payment provider and can't be moved to Shopify's checkout, so customers re-enter their card at their next checkout. Subscriptions are the exception, covered under Apps and features.

Yes. Reviews are imported into a Shopify reviews app, with their star ratings, dates and reviewer names.

Shopify allows up to 3 options per product, such as size, colour and material. Products with more are restructured, for example by splitting them into linked products, so they still work for shoppers. Your audit lists every product this affects.

Yes. Shopify handles languages and currencies through Shopify Markets and its translation tools. Translated content from plugins such as WPML is moved across, and I set up prices and currencies for each market.

Not if the redirects are done right. I keep your titles and descriptions and set up a 301 redirect for every old URL. Most stores see a small dip for 2 to 3 weeks while Google recrawls, then recover. I watch Search Console daily for 30 days and fix anything that slips. How to migrate without losing SEO.

Shopify uses its own URL structure, so some addresses change. Every old URL gets a 301 redirect to its new address, so visitors and Google land in the right place.

Shopify creates and updates your sitemap automatically. On launch day I submit it to Google Search Console so Google finds the new pages quickly.

Yes. Blog posts move to Shopify's blog with their images, titles and descriptions, and each old post URL is redirected to its new address.

No. Your WooCommerce store keeps taking orders while I build and test the Shopify version. The domain only switches once you've approved it.

Right before the domain switches, I sync any orders and customers that came in since the main migration, so nothing placed in the last days is lost.

Your WooCommerce store stays intact. If launch day goes wrong, it goes back live within the hour while I fix the problem. That's the switch-back promise.

Yes. Your domain points to Shopify on launch day. Your email stays with your current email provider and isn't affected.

A full migration starts at $1,495 for stores with up to about 1,000 products, and migration with a redesign starts at $3,495. Stores with subscriptions or custom features are quoted after the audit. The audit is free, and your fixed price arrives within one business day. Read the full cost guide.

All your data moved, a Shopify theme styled to your brand, 301 redirects for every old URL, payments, shipping and taxes set up, pixels and email flows reconnected, test orders, the domain switch and 30 days of free fixes. See the packages.

A list of everything that moves, each plugin and its Shopify replacement, any risks I see, a launch date and a fixed price. It's yours to keep, even if you don't hire me.

It depends on how many products, orders and custom features you have. You get a launch date in writing with your fixed quote. See how each phase runs.

No. I start on a Shopify development store at no cost to you. You pick a plan just before launch, and I'll recommend one in the audit.

There's no account team, sales staff or office to pay for. You work with one experienced developer who does the migration, at a fixed price.

In the audit I list every plugin you use and the Shopify app or built-in feature that replaces it, with what each one costs.

Yes. Subscriptions move to Shopify Subscriptions, Recharge or a similar app. Whether customers' saved payment details come too depends on your payment provider, and I check that in the audit before you commit.

Yes. Wholesale pricing and customer-only catalogues are handled with a wholesale app, or with Shopify's built-in B2B features on Shopify Plus. I recommend the right one for your size.

Klaviyo, Mailchimp and most email tools connect to Shopify. I reconnect your lists, sign-up forms and abandoned-cart emails, and test that they fire.

Yes. Shopify POS runs your in-person sales from the same products and stock count as your online store.