Migrate to Shopify without losing a thing.

Typically 8 to 16 weeks end to end. The variable is almost never page count, it is catalog complexity, data quality in the old system and how many integrations need rebuilding.

Not if the redirect map is done properly, which is where most migrations fail. Every old URL gets a 301 to its closest equivalent, title and meta structure is preserved, the internal link graph is kept intact, and we verify in Search Console after cutover rather than assuming.

Yes. Your existing store keeps trading throughout. We build and test the Shopify store in parallel, run a data sync, then switch DNS once you have signed off.

Yes, and Magento is our most common source platform. Products, configurable products mapped to Shopify variants, customers, order history and CMS content all move, with attention to Magento's URL structure in the redirect map.

Yes. WooCommerce product types, variations, customers and orders migrate across. WooCommerce sites often carry years of plugin-generated URLs, so the redirect audit matters more than merchants expect.

Yes. BigCommerce, Neto, Squarespace, Wix, PrestaShop and custom-built stores. If there is a database or an API we can read, we can migrate it.

Products with variants and images, collections, customers with addresses, historical orders, discount codes, blog and CMS content, and reviews where the review platform supports export. We tell you up front what genuinely cannot move.

Passwords never migrate, for security reasons, so customers reset on first login. Some third-party app data is locked to its platform. Subscription contracts usually need rebuilding rather than importing. We flag all of this before you commit.

Yes. No platform exports usable password hashes, so this is universal rather than a Shopify limitation. We prepare a reset email flow so the first login experience is smooth.

A full crawl of the existing site, a URL-by-URL redirect map, preserved metadata and heading structure, migrated structured data, and a new sitemap submitted at cutover. Then we monitor Search Console for coverage errors for weeks afterwards.

Yes. Customer groups, tiered pricing and net terms rebuild on Shopify using our own B2B app, so wholesale customers keep their pricing without requiring Shopify Plus.

It gets rebuilt against Shopify's API. We map the existing sync behavior first so the new integration matches what your operations team already relies on rather than forcing a new process.

Typically USD 949 to 5,000, or from USD 15,000 for Magento, Shopify Plus and migrations that rebuild ERP integrations. The range is driven by catalog complexity, data cleanliness and integration count. Quoted fixed-price before work starts.

Yes. Multi-store and multi-region migrations run as a phased plan, usually with the lowest-risk market first so the process is proven before the primary market moves.

Yes. A full parallel run on real data, checkout testing with live payment gateways in test mode, and a sign-off checklist you approve before DNS changes.

DNS switches at an agreed low-traffic time, we monitor error rates and checkout completion live, and the old store stays available for rollback until we are confident. Rollback has never been needed but it is always in place.

Yes, optionally. The riskiest period is the first fortnight, so most merchants keep us close through that even if they self-manage afterwards.

Tell us your current platform, catalog size, integrations and any deadline. We audit the existing store, then come back with a fixed-price quote and a phased milestone plan.