Move your WooCommerce store to Shopify, without losing a single order.
Products, variants, customers, order history and Google rankings move across, and your new Shopify store is checked line by line before we switch the domain. Brochure sites take 24 to 72 hours. WooCommerce stores take 3 to 7 days.
The no-surprises Shopify migration
Products, variants, images, collections, customers and order history moved and counted back against your old store
Every old URL mapped to its new one with 301 redirects, so your Google rankings carry over
Brochure WordPress sites live in 24 to 72 hours, WooCommerce stores in 3 to 7 days
Payments, shipping, taxes and email notifications set up and test-ordered before launch
You own the Shopify account, the theme and the data. We hand over everything.
Send your store address and get a fixed quote within the hour. We look at your product count, plugins and traffic first, and you pay nothing until the scope is agreed.
What you get
Products and variants
Titles, descriptions, images, SKUs, prices, stock and variants mapped into Shopify, with a count check at the end.
Customers and orders
Customer records and order history imported, so repeat buyers and support lookups keep working.
301 redirects
Old product, category, blog and page URLs redirected one by one, so Google keeps your rankings.
Checkout that works
Payments, shipping zones, taxes and notification emails configured, then tested with real test orders.
A theme that matches
Your branding and layout rebuilt on a fast Shopify theme, checked on desktop, tablet and phone.
Handover and support
A short walkthrough video, the admin set up for your team and 30 days of free fixes after launch.
How it works
Audit and fixed quote We review your products, plugins and traffic, then send a fixed quote and a list of what moves automatically, what we rebuild and what has no Shopify equivalent.
Preview store We build the Shopify store, import the data and send a private preview link while your old site keeps selling.
Check and redirect Counts are compared against the old store, test orders are placed and every old URL is mapped to its new one.
Switch the domain We choose a quiet hour, point your domain at Shopify, and watch orders, redirects and Search Console.
30 days of care Anything that does not match the old store gets fixed free for 30 days after launch.
Pricing
Fixed quote within the hour — Price depends on products, variants and plugins. You get one fixed number before we start.
If anything that moved does not match your old store, we fix it free for 30 days after launch. Your old site stays untouched until you approve the new one.
Frequently asked questions
Will I lose my Google rankings when I move from WooCommerce to Shopify?
Rankings can wobble for a short time after any migration, but most of the risk comes from broken URLs. We redirect every old product, category, blog and page URL with a 301, keep titles and descriptions, and check Search Console after launch.
How long does a WordPress to Shopify migration take?
A brochure WordPress site takes 24 to 72 hours. A WooCommerce store usually takes 3 to 7 days, depending on products, variants and custom plugins. The quote gives you a date before we start.
Can you move my customers and order history?
Yes. Customers and orders are imported into Shopify. Customer passwords cannot be copied, so customers get an invite to set a new one, and we write the email for you.
What cannot be moved automatically?
Plugin-specific features such as custom product builders, memberships and some subscription setups need a Shopify app or a rebuild. We list each one in the quote with the workaround.
Will my store be offline during the move?
No. Your WooCommerce store keeps selling while we build. The switch itself is a DNS change that takes minutes, and we do it at a quiet hour.
Do I need to pay for Shopify separately?
Yes. The Shopify plan is billed to you by Shopify, and you own the account. Our quote covers the migration work only.
Can I take payments through GCash and Maya on Shopify?
Payment options on Shopify depend on your plan, region and the gateways Shopify supports at the time. We check what is available for your store during the audit and tell you before you commit.
Should I move to Shopify at all?
Not always. If you rely on heavy custom WordPress features or publish far more than you sell, staying put or moving to Webflow can fit better. We tell you honestly during the audit.