WooCommerce → Shopify
Products, variations, customers, orders, WordPress pages and blog content. Redirects treated as a deliverable.
Catalog · Accounts · Orders · Blog
Migrate
Move to Shopify without losing what matters
Catalog, customers, orders, content and SEO structure — planned so launch day is a cutover, not a scramble. The old store stays live until counts match.
Your store today
Woo / Magento / Wix
OrdersCustomersURLs
Still live and selling
→
Your new home
Shopify
RedirectsSEOHistory
Cutover when counts match
Wherever the store lives today
Supported moves
From the platforms merchants actually leave
We migrate stores ElvoApps can support properly — not every platform on the internet.
Magento → Shopify
Catalog complexity, attributes and customer history planned before the first import.
Attributes · Bundles · History
BigCommerce / Wix / Squarespace
Products, customers and storefront content mapped to Shopify primitives — then a storefront you can actually edit.
ProductsCustomersPages
Custom platform → Shopify
Exports, APIs or databases mapped into a Shopify-ready information model. Discovery decides what moves.
CSV / API · URL map · QA counts
Scope
What a complete migration includes
Products and variants
Customers and accounts
Order history
Collections
Pages
Blog content
Images and media
Metadata
URLs & 301s
Not every store needs every object. Discovery decides the cutover set so you are not paying to move junk — or leaving behind records operations still need.
SEO migration
Search equity is a deliverable, not a hope
A Shopify migration that ignores URLs will teach Google to forget you. Redirects and metadata are part of the build.
We write down what you have
URL mapping starts here. Old paths matched to product, collection, page and blog URLs before launch.
A redirect table you can audit
Not a last-minute spreadsheet dumped into an app. 301s, metadata and canonicals carried across.
The old store keeps selling
Staging is unpublished. Production stays up until the numbers match.
Counts before DNS
Products, customers, images, sample orders. Launch is boring on purpose.
Then we watch the index
Sitemaps submitted, old ones retired, coverage and redirect errors checked after cutover.
Questions
Shopify migration FAQs
Not if URL mapping, 301 redirects, metadata and post-launch monitoring are part of the project. Rankings can still move while Google recrawls, which is why we treat SEO as a workstream rather than a checkbox.
Customer records can be migrated. Password migration depends on the source platform. We explain the customer experience (invite vs. reset) before cutover so support is not surprised.
Historical orders can be imported. Open orders, gift cards and store credit need a specific plan because Shopify handles them differently than WooCommerce or Magento.
If the current storefront is the bottleneck, we often design the Shopify theme in parallel with data mapping. If the catalog is the risk, data and redirects come first and the theme follows a stable catalog.
Yes. Most merchants start with a move, then keep us for releases, SEO and apps. Pick “Move my store to Shopify” on /start — mention ongoing help in the brief.
Planning a move to Shopify?
Share your current platform, catalog size and timeline. We will tell you what should move, what should be cleaned up, and what the SEO cutover needs.