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WooCommerce to Shopify Migration
Your store should not need a sysadmin.
Hosting, PHP versions, caching layers, backups, and uptime are your problem on WooCommerce. Every hour spent on that is an hour not spent selling.
Subscriptions, bookings, shipping rules, and payments are all separate plugins from separate authors on separate release schedules. One update at the wrong moment takes checkout down.
WordPress is the most-attacked software on the internet and your store is inside it. Patching is not optional and it is not free.
Traffic spikes on WooCommerce mean capacity planning. On Shopify they mean traffic.
The most common objection is that WordPress is where the content lives. You do not have to give that up: keep WordPress for content on a subdomain or subdirectory and move commerce to Shopify, or bring the posts across with the rest. Modern Sprout consolidated a WordPress hybrid setup and their team edits it themselves now.
Your whole catalog, including option sets, images, and the metafields your theme depends on.
Accounts move across. Passwords cannot come with you on any platform, so customers set a new one on first login. We handle the messaging.
Historical orders come with you, so support and returns do not lose their paper trail. Naväge brought more than a decade of it across.
Pages, posts, and the URLs they live on.
Built by hand, approved by you, live at cutover. This is the whole SEO story of a migration.
This is the question that stalls most migrations, and it deserves a straight answer: a migration hurts your SEO when the redirects are an afterthought. So we do them first.
WooCommerce stores usually carry more URLs than their owners expect, because years of blog posts, category archives, and tag pages sit alongside the products. All of it gets mapped to a destination before we build, you review the map, and the 301s go live at cutover. After launch we watch Search Console with you while it settles.
WooCommerce to Shopify. Conversion rate rose 133%, add-to-cart rose 100%, and reached-checkout rose 195%.
A WordPress hybrid setup consolidated onto Shopify, with a Q4 sales lift and a team that can finally edit its own site.
We look at your current store, your catalog, and your traffic, then tell you what the move actually involves. If a migration is the wrong call for you right now, we will say so on the call.
Products, variants, customers, order history, and content get inventoried before anything moves. This is where the surprises live: the option set that does not map cleanly, the 12 years of orders, the blog nobody remembered.
Every old URL gets mapped to its new home. This is the step DIY migrations skip and it is why they bleed traffic. You approve the map before we build.
Your store gets built on a fast Shopify 2.0 foundation and your data moves into it. You are looking at a real store with your real products in it, not a demo.
Usability, browsers, broken links, checkout, and every redirect in the map. We break it so your customers do not.
Supervised go-live with the redirects switched on at cutover. WheelWiz took their first order 3 hours after launch.
30 days of post-launch support included, and we watch Search Console with you while the redirects settle. Retainers available when you want us to stick around.
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