Store data move
WooCommerce data and URLs moved to a Shopify theme you choose.
Fixed quote after a short call
- Products, customers and orders
- Categories as collections
- Permalink redirect map
- Trial import and checks
- Launch support
WooCommerce · WordPress · Posts, products and URLs
WordPress to Shopify migration for WooCommerce stores that are tired of plugin updates, hosting issues and security patches. We move your products, customers, orders and content to Shopify and redirect every old URL.
WooCommerce to Shopify
WooCommerce is flexible, but that flexibility has a cost. Every store runs on its own mix of hosting, themes and plugins, and someone has to keep all of it updated, secure and fast. As stores grow, that upkeep grows with them. Many owners move to Shopify so hosting, security and checkout are handled by the platform and their team can focus on selling.
A WordPress to Shopify migration has a few traps that are specific to WordPress. WooCommerce stores often have years of blog posts and pages that bring in search traffic. Product data may be spread across custom fields from different plugins. Variable products, product add-ons and subscription plugins all store data in their own way. Our WooCommerce to Shopify migration services map each of these to Shopify’s products, metafields and apps before anything is moved.
Your URLs will change, because Shopify uses its own paths like /products/ and /blogs/. That is expected. We build a full redirect map from every WordPress permalink, product, category, tag and post to the right Shopify page, and we keep your page titles and meta descriptions. You can keep your WordPress blog on Shopify’s blog, or keep WordPress running for content only. We will help you choose.
What’s included
Every WooCommerce to Shopify migration service project covers these areas. Your plan confirms how each one applies to your store.
How it works
Your WordPress site stays live until the new Shopify store is checked and approved.
We list your products, plugins, custom fields, content and top pages by traffic, then flag anything unusual.
Each WooCommerce field is mapped to Shopify, and each old URL is mapped to its new page.
A full test import into a development store, with checks on counts, variants, images and content.
Your theme, apps, payments and shipping are set up on Shopify while you review real data.
A last sync of new orders, redirects turned on, your domain moved and Search Console checked.
Cost depends on catalog size, how many plugins store custom data, how much content you have and whether the design changes. These are common starting points.
WooCommerce data and URLs moved to a Shopify theme you choose.
Fixed quote after a short call
Products plus a large WordPress blog and content library.
Fixed quote after a short call
Leave WordPress and launch with a new Shopify design.
Fixed quote after a short call
Every WordPress to Shopify migration is quoted at a fixed price after we review your WooCommerce store.
Website packages from $199, care plans from $149 a month. Compare all packages
It depends on your store. Shopify is a good fit if you want hosting, security and checkout handled for you. WooCommerce can be better if you rely on very custom WordPress features. We will give you an honest view after a short review.
Yes. You can move your posts to Shopify’s blog, or keep WordPress running for content on a subdomain or path. Moving everything to Shopify is simpler to manage, and we redirect every old post URL either way.
Yes. Shopify uses fixed paths such as /products/ and /collections/, so most WooCommerce URLs will change. We set up 301 redirects from every old URL so visitors and search engines reach the right page.
Plugins do not carry over. We list what each plugin does and replace it with a Shopify built-in feature, an app or custom code. Often you end up needing fewer tools than before.
Often, yes, but it depends on the subscription plugin and payment provider. Subscriptions need careful planning so customers are not billed twice or missed. We check this early in the audit.
Yes. Passwords cannot be moved safely between platforms. Customer accounts and order history move over, and customers get an invite to set a new password on Shopify.
Have a question that isn’t here? Book a call and ask us directly.
Send us your WooCommerce store URL and rough product count. We will review it and send a migration plan and fixed price for your WordPress to Shopify migration.