WooCommerce to Shopify migration service.

What you get

• Simple and variable products converted into Shopify products and variants, with SKUs, regular and sale prices, weight and stock.
• Product images, gallery order and alt text.
• Categories rebuilt as collections, tags kept as Shopify tags.
• Customers with addresses and consent flags where recorded, and optionally historical orders.
• Blog posts, key pages, and the redirect file.
• A QA report comparing product counts, variant counts and image counts against your source.

How it works

1. You export products from WooCommerce (Products > Export) and send the file with a list of active plugins.
2. We review it, send a fixed quote and a field map for your approval.
3. Our AI engine transforms the data into Shopify import files. A person checks every output against your source.
4. We import into an unpublished Shopify store through a staff account, and you review it.
5. After your approval we add redirects, you switch the domain, and we run post-launch checks.

WooCommerce details that matter

WooCommerce products are WordPress posts with a lot of plugin-added meta. That is what makes the mapping specific.

Plugin data is the usual surprise. Checkout fields, extra product options, bundles and subscriptions each need an equivalent app, which we can recommend but do not build.

URLs and redirects

WooCommerce products usually live at /product/slug/ and categories at /product-category/slug/, with the shop at /shop/. Permalink settings can change this, so we confirm against your live crawl rather than assuming. Shopify uses /products/ and /collections/.

Redirect from,Redirect to
/product/linen-throw-grey/,/products/linen-throw-grey
/product-category/home/throws/,/collections/throws
/shop/,/collections/all

If your permalinks include a category base such as /shop/home/linen-throw-grey/, we write the redirect from the actual pattern. See our WooCommerce to Shopify checklist and the WooCommerce CSV import guide.

SEO protection

• Crawl before we start, and compare Search Console top pages with the redirect map.
• Move Yoast or Rank Math titles and descriptions.
• Keep slugs as handles where they fit.
• Carry over blog posts and their URLs, since blog content often holds the traffic.
• Resubmit the sitemap after DNS changes and monitor 404s for two weeks.

What we do not do

We do not design your Shopify theme or develop custom apps. We move data and handle SEO. For the storefront, checkout customisation or replacing WordPress plugins with apps, we can recommend people who do that work.

Cutover and downtime

Your WooCommerce site keeps taking orders while we build and test on an unpublished Shopify store. Near launch we agree a cutover window, you pause product and customer changes, and we export again so recent orders and sign-ups come across. Then redirects load and you switch the domain. Pick a quiet day, keep the WordPress site and a backup for a while afterwards, and do not cancel hosting until you are sure nothing was missed.

Subscriptions, coupons and other data

Active coupon codes can move. Subscriptions are a separate case: payment tokens do not transfer between gateways, so recurring customers usually need to re-enter payment details through a Shopify subscription app. We flag this at quote stage, because it shapes both the plan and your customer notice.

Timeline factors

The main drivers are variation count, plugin-specific data, blog size, image sizes, whether orders come across, and how quickly you approve the field map.

Pricing

The fixed quote comes after we inspect your files. See pricing and store migration.

Is this a fit?

It suits WooCommerce stores that want to leave plugin maintenance and hosting behind, with enough products that manual re-entry is costly. If you have under fifty simple products, a free import app can do it. If your site is mostly content with a few products, think carefully about whether Shopify is the right home.

Try the free sample or ask for a quote.