Move your store between platforms without losing data or SEO.
Shopify ↔ WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce, Magento. Products, orders, customers, redirects.
Moving a store between platforms is the highest-stakes job in e-commerce — get the data or the redirects wrong and you lose sales and search rankings at once. We plan it like a launch, with a rollback ready, so the switch is boring in the best way.
What actually gets migrated
Products (all fields, variants, images, inventory levels). Product categories/collections. Customers with hashed passwords (they can log in with existing credentials). Order history (as read-only records). Reviews (via Judge.me / Loox export-import). Coupons/discount codes. Blog posts + pages. Redirects from old URLs to new so SEO holds.
The scary parts we handle
Payment gateway migration — customer saved cards do NOT transfer between processors, so we plan an announcement + re-auth flow. Subscription migration is possible on Stripe (via subscription migration API) but tricky. Existing email deliverability domain warm-up if you're switching ESPs. SEO url structure preservation via 301 redirects.
Timeline reality check
Simple store (under 100 products, single language): 3–5 days. Medium (500-2000 products, multi-currency): 1-2 weeks. Enterprise (10k+ SKUs, complex custom attributes, B2B pricing): 3-6 weeks. Add 2 weeks buffer for stakeholder review before cutover.
What actually moves
Products with every field, variant, image, and inventory level. Collections and categories. Customers with hashed passwords so they can still log in. Order history as read-only records. Reviews via the right export/import. Coupons. Blog posts and pages. And redirects from every old URL to its new home so your SEO holds through the move.
The parts that scare people (that we handle)
Saved credit cards don't transfer between processors — so we plan a re-authorization flow and an announcement instead of pretending they will. Subscription migration is possible on Stripe but delicate, and we treat it that way. Email deliverability needs domain warm-up if you're switching providers. And SEO survives only if the redirect map is complete, which is where we spend the most care.
A realistic timeline
A simple store under a hundred products moves in three to five days. A medium catalog with a few thousand SKUs and multi-currency takes one to two weeks. Ten-thousand-plus SKUs with custom attributes and B2B pricing is a three-to-six-week project. We add a buffer for your team to review before cutover — the switch happens on a scheduled window, with a rollback plan.
What's included
- Product + variant migration
- Customer accounts
- Order history (read-only)
- Reviews export/import
- SEO 301 redirect map
- Scheduled cutover with rollback plan
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Questions people ask about store migration
Will I lose my Google rankings when I migrate?
Not if the redirect map is complete — which is the part we obsess over. Every old URL points to its new home with a 301, so search equity carries across.
What happens to my customers' saved cards?
They can't transfer between payment processors — that's a hard limit, not a choice. We plan a re-auth flow and a heads-up email so it's smooth rather than a surprise.
Can you migrate my order history?
Yes, as read-only records so your team keeps the reference. Live re-processing of old orders isn't possible, but the history stays intact.
How long will my store be down during the switch?
Effectively zero — we prepare everything in advance and flip DNS on a scheduled window, with a rollback ready if anything looks off.
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