Products, variants, customers, order history, content and rankings, moved properly. Then the store is rebuilt so it’s faster and easier to run than the one you’re leaving.
We review your catalog, integrations, content and current rankings.
Scope, price and date in writing.
A full test run on a development store.
The new theme, product discovery and checkout setup, tested.
Every old URL mapped before the switch.
We watch rankings, 404s and orders after launch. More on the SEO side: website relaunch & SEO migration.
Before Eight moved from WooCommerce to Shopify with us. Zamotuljko and Starvis run on WooCommerce, so we know what has to come across and what can be left behind.
A multi-phase e-commerce project covering WooCommerce improvements, Shopify migration, order migration, VAT/tax setup review and custom campaign buying flows.
A family-run baby product store built with WooCommerce, cash-on-delivery ordering, mobile-friendly shopping and trust-focused product education.
A WooCommerce platform for a lighting business with 1,200+ products, B2B and retail customer flows, custom discount logic and ongoing technical support.
“He implemented all our wishes and also contributed his own creative ideas and solutions — and then moved the store to Shopify with us.”
Not if redirects, metadata and structured data are handled properly. Every old URL is mapped before launch.
Customer records are migrated. Passwords can’t be transferred between platforms, so customers set a new one through an activation email, which we prepare.
Usually 4–8 weeks, depending on catalog size and custom features.
Fixed quote after a free store review. It depends on catalog size, integrations and design scope.
Not always. If WooCommerce is working and the problem is speed or UX, fixing it can be cheaper. We’ll say so.