Shopify migration
Products, customers, orders and rankings moved from Wix to Shopify — planned, tested and redirected, for a first store or a large brand. Live support 24/7.
What’s possible
Why Wix stores
move to Shopify.
Wix made it easy to start selling. Now your catalogue, your checkout or your plans for selling abroad have outgrown it.
- 01 What’s changed
Room to grow beyond a website builder
Larger catalogues, advanced discounts and selling abroad are where a commerce-first platform starts to pay off.
- 02 Why it works
Built for commerce first
Inventory, checkout, apps and Markets are the core of Shopify, not an add-on — so the store grows with you.
- 03 What it looks like
Picture launch week on Shopify
Hosting, security and checkout are Shopify’s job. Your products, customers and order history arrive intact, old links redirect to new ones, and you get back to selling.
What we move
What moves
with you.
- Products and images
- Collections
- Customers
- Pages and blog posts
- SEO titles and descriptions
- Every old URL redirected
How the move runs
Six steps,
no lost sales.
- 01
Audit
Your current store, apps, data, URLs and integrations are listed, and anything Shopify handles differently is flagged before a quote.
- 02
Design or theme
Your store designed on Shopify’s Online Store 2.0, keeping what customers know and fixing what they do not like.
- 03
Data migration
Products, customers and orders moved with a tested method, checked against the source record by record on samples.
- 04
Redirects and SEO
Every important old URL mapped to its new address with a permanent redirect, so rankings and links carry across.
- 05
Apps, payments, shipping
Replacements for plugins and modules, payment gateways and shipping set up and tested with real orders.
- 06
Cutover and care
A planned launch window, the domain switched, Search Console checked, and support while the new store settles.
Get your plan
Plan my
migration.
Share your current store address and what worries you about moving. We reply with an audit plan and a written quote before any work begins.