A mapped destination
Data, content, URLs, integrations, and operating rules are understood before the cutover plan is finalised.
Carefully managed migrations from Magento, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, and custom platforms into a validated Shopify foundation.
A controlled cutover that protects essential data, SEO equity, business operations, and the journeys customers already rely on.
01The current platform is expensive or difficult to change
02Technical debt is slowing releases and market expansion
03The move involves meaningful data, SEO, subscriptions, or integrations
Migration routes
Move from your current platform to Shopify.
Each route accounts for the source platform's data model, content structure, integrations, and operational risks.
Why this service
A new platform. Without avoidable disruption.
Migration is a business-continuity project as much as a build. The plan must protect what works while removing the constraints that justified the move.
A controlled launch
Reconciliation, redirects, test orders, responsibilities, and monitoring follow a visible runbook.
A cleaner foundation
The project is used to simplify the stack and workflows—not reproduce every legacy compromise.
What is included
What moves. What gets rebuilt.
A responsible migration separates data transfer from experience rebuild and operational change, then connects them through one validation plan.
Data & content
Move the records the business and customers need.
- Products, variants, collections, and metafields
- Customers, orders, pages, and selected history
- Media, editorial content, and structured data
- Test imports and record reconciliation
Storefront & systems
Build the Shopify destination around current and future needs.
- Information architecture and theme delivery
- Payments, shipping, tax, and markets
- ERP, PIM, 3PL, CRM, and subscription mapping
- Analytics, consent, lifecycle, and app configuration
SEO & cutover
Protect discovery and trading through launch.
- URL inventory and redirect mapping
- Metadata, indexation, and crawl checks
- DNS, freeze windows, and final data plan
- Launch monitoring and stabilisation support
How we work
Every dependency. Mapped before launch.
The process creates decision gates around the data, storefront, integrations, content, and cutover so the launch does not depend on last-minute assumptions.
Discover and map
We document data, URLs, systems, operations, parity needs, and the reason for moving.
Design the destination
Shopify architecture, storefront journeys, app choices, and integration responsibilities are resolved.
Migrate and validate
Data is transformed, imported, sampled, reconciled, and tested in parallel.
Cut over and stabilise
Final data, redirects, domains, test transactions, monitoring, and issue ownership follow the runbook.
Working principles
Migration confidence comes from evidence, not optimism.
Reconciliation
Counts, samples, exceptions, and edge cases are checked rather than assumed.
SEO ownership
Redirect mapping, crawl validation, and post-launch monitoring are part of delivery.
Launch governance
Owners, checkpoints, freeze windows, and escalation routes are visible before cutover.
Selected Shopify work
Storefronts built for real commerce.
Selected work across design, engineering, migration, and long-term commerce support.
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Frequently asked questions
Useful answers before we begin.
What information can be migrated to Shopify?+
Typically products, variants, collections, customers, orders, content, files, redirects, and selected custom records. Discovery confirms what can move directly, what needs transformation, and what should remain archived.
Will we lose SEO rankings?+
Any replatform carries search risk, and no responsible agency can guarantee rankings. We reduce risk through URL inventory, redirect mapping, metadata and content checks, crawl validation, and post-launch Search Console monitoring.
Can the existing store remain live during the project?+
Usually yes. The new store is built and tested in parallel. The final freeze, data delta, DNS, and cutover approach depend on the source platform and the business’s operational constraints.
Can subscriptions, ERP, or 3PL systems be migrated too?+
Often, yes, but each system requires an assessment of APIs, data ownership, customer impact, payment constraints, failure handling, and cutover timing before the approach is confirmed.
How long does a Shopify migration take?+
The timeline depends on data volume, integrations, design and theme scope, content readiness, markets, and stakeholder availability. We provide a staged timeline after discovery rather than a generic promise.
Let’s work together
Bring us the platform.
And everything tied to it.
We will help you identify the migration risks, the discovery questions, and the safest route into Shopify.