Migrate to Shopify from WooCommerce, Magento, Wix or Squarespace

Commerce · Service

Move the store.
Keep the orders.

Products, customers, orders and URLs carried to Shopify from WooCommerce, Magento, Wix or Squarespace. The old store sells until the new one is checked.

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At a glance

From ₹0,000 + GST

Starter package: 2–3 weeks, up to 300 products. Larger scope quoted.

Shopify stores worked on

Stores launched

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Every record. Every URL.

Set out in a written migration plan before anything moves.

The data

Products, variants, images and collections

Customers, with addresses and marketing consent

Order history, matched to each customer: the last 12 months (older orders are quoted)

Discount codes and gift card balances, where the old platform exports them (quoted above the starting package)

Pages and blog posts, with their images

Product reviews, imported into a reviews app such as Judge.me (quoted above the starting package)

A crawl of the current site, so every live URL is on the list

A 1:1 301 redirect for each one

Titles, meta descriptions and image alt text carried over

Structured data and a new sitemap, submitted in Google Search Console

Ranking, crawl-error and redirect monitoring after launch: 14 days, 30 days on larger plans

The Shopify store

Payments, shipping zones, taxes and policies configured

A proven base theme carrying the current logo, colours and menus

Each plugin matched to a Shopify feature or an app

A full test migration before the real one

Test orders through every payment method

48 hours of QA on every page, product and checkout path after cutover

WHAT IT COSTS

A published floor.

The Starter package covers up to 300 products and 12 months of orders. Larger catalogues, older orders, reviews, gift cards and integrations are priced above it. A written quote follows the call within 48 hours.

₹0,000 + GST

Platform migrations, from

Up to 300 products, customers and 12 months of orders, redirects, store setup, cutover and 14 days of monitoring.

0–4 wk

Typical plan

From signed plan to cutover. The plan sets the date.

0 min

First call

The current platform, the catalogue and the plugins, then a written plan.

HOW LONG

Rehearsed once. Moved once.

A typical plan. Order history and integrations move it.

Week 1

Audit

Every data type, plugin, custom feature and URL on the current store, mapped to where it lands in Shopify.

Weeks 1–2

Test migration

A full run into the new store behind a password. Counts compared with the old store, record by record where they differ.

Weeks 2–3

Store setup

Theme, payments, shipping, taxes and apps configured. Redirect list written and tested.

One window

Cutover

In the lowest-traffic hours: orders and customers since the test run brought across, then the domain pointed at Shopify.

48 hours, then 14 days

QA and monitoring

Every page, product and checkout path checked for 48 hours. Rankings, crawl errors and redirects watched after that.

IF IT GOES WRONG

The old store stays open.

Until the new one has passed every check.

A test run first

The whole migration is run once into a password-protected store. Problems show up there, not in front of customers.

Counts reconciled

Products, variants, customers and orders are counted on both sides. The numbers have to match before cutover.

A way back

The old store is not switched off at cutover. Pointing the domain back is one DNS change while a fix is made.

30 days of watching

Rankings, crawl errors and 404s are checked after launch, 14 days on the Starter package and 30 on larger plans. Missed redirects are added.

Accounts in your name

The Shopify store, the domain and the payment gateway belong to your business from the first day.

Scope in writing

The migration plan lists what moves, what is replaced and what stays behind. A change is priced before it is made.

WHO IT'S FOR

Outgrown the platform. Not the store.

If the second list sounds closer, another service is the better start.

A migration fits

01
A WooCommerce store
Plugin updates, hosting and security patches handed to Shopify, with the catalogue and orders intact.
02
A Squarespace or Wix shop
A site that began as pages and now sells enough to need inventory, couriers and one-click checkout.
03
A Magento or BigCommerce store
A large catalogue and a hosting bill, moved to a platform a small team can run.
04
A custom-built store
Data held in your own database, mapped field by field through Shopify's import tools and API.

Look elsewhere first

01
The store is already on Shopify
Nothing needs moving. Complete Redesigns rebuilds the theme where the store stands.
02
There is no store yet
Shopify Theme Development covers a first store: ₹50,000 for up to 25 products with a theme.
03
The move is to headless
The data moves the same way. The storefront is scoped on the Headless Shopify Development page.

STANDARDS YOU CAN CHECK

Counted and crawled. On paper.

Each check is run before cutover and again after it.

Counts that match

A reconciliation sheet: products, variants, customers and orders on the old platform and on Shopify, side by side.

Every old URL answers

Each address from the crawl returns a 301 to a live page in one hop. No chains, no 404s.

Meta data carried

Title, description and alt text on the new page match the old one unless the plan says otherwise.

Search Console set up

Domain verified, new sitemap submitted, and coverage checked weekly after launch.

Orders tested end to end

A test order through every payment method, including a refund, before the domain moves.

A plan you can read

What moved, what was replaced, what was left behind and why, in one document.

MOVED TO SHOPIFY

Two stores. Both moved.

Each case file shows the theme, the checkout and the apps.

Commerce

The Cinnamon Kitchen

A healthy bakery moved from WooCommerce to Shopify, designed mobile-first.

BuiltFrom WooCommerce

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Commerce

JPSR Prabhu Shriram

Incense cones, sticks and gift boxes, migrated to Shopify.

BuiltMigrated

View case

BEFORE YOU BRIEF

What founders ask before a move.

No. The old store keeps selling while the Shopify store is built and checked behind a password. Cutover happens in your lowest-traffic hours: orders placed since the test run are brought across, then the domain is pointed at Shopify. Shoppers see the old store until the moment they see the new one.

Historical orders are imported into Shopify and matched to each customer by email. A customer who signs in on the new store sees their past orders.

Shopify uses its own URL structure, so most addresses change. Every old URL is listed from a crawl of the current site and given a 1:1 301 redirect. Titles, meta descriptions and structured data are carried over, the new sitemap is submitted in Google Search Console, and rankings and crawl errors are watched for 14 days, or 30 on larger plans, so any shift is caught early.

Passwords cannot be exported from any platform in readable form. Customer accounts come across with their email, addresses and orders. On Shopify's customer accounts, people sign in with a one-time code sent to their email, so there is nothing to reset.

Two to four weeks, depending on the catalogue, the number of integrations and how much custom behaviour the old store has.

WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, Squarespace, Wix and custom-built stores. If the platform can export its data, or has an API, the data can be mapped.

The audit lists every plugin and custom feature on the old store. Each one is matched to a Shopify feature or an app, or marked as not needed. You see that list in the migration plan before anything moves.

A migration carries the current brand onto a Shopify theme: logo, colours, menus and page structure. A new design is a separate piece of work, and the two are often scoped together. The Cinnamon Kitchen moved from WooCommerce and was redesigned mobile-first in one project.

Platform migrations start at ₹30,000, quoted in writing after the first call. That base package moves up to 300 products, their customers and the last 12 months of orders, with redirects, one full test migration, cutover and 14 days of monitoring. A larger catalogue, older orders, reviews, gift cards and integrations are quoted in writing above that. Once the store is live, monthly maintenance starts at ₹10,000 a month.

6 SERVICES · COMMERCE

Same customers.
New platform.

A 30-minute call about the store and where it lives today. A written migration plan after it.

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Move the store.Keep the orders.