WooCommerce to Shopify Migration Service
Tired of plugin updates, hosting bills and WooCommerce breaking at the worst moment? Our WooCommerce to Shopify migration service moves your WordPress store to Shopify for you, with your products, variations, customers, orders, coupons, blog and SEO intact. Your current store keeps selling until the new one is tested and ready.
Turnaround
2 to 5 days, depending on the complexity of your store
Zero downtime
We switch over only after you approve the new store
SEO Protected
301 redirects and SEO data carried over to keep your rankings
What We Move from WooCommerce to Shopify
Whether you want to move WooCommerce to Shopify for a simpler setup or convert WooCommerce to Shopify to scale, we transfer everything that matters:
- Simple and variable products: titles, descriptions, prices, sale prices, SKUs, stock and images
- Attributes and variations: WooCommerce attributes rebuilt as Shopify options and variants
- Categories and tags: turned into Shopify collections and product tags
- Customers: names, emails, billing and shipping addresses
- Orders: your full order history, including order status and line items
- Coupons: discount codes recreated as Shopify discounts
- Blog posts and pages: your WordPress content, images and categories
- Product reviews: moved into a Shopify reviews app
- SEO data: titles and meta descriptions from Yoast or Rank Math, plus image alt text
Customer passwords can’t be transferred between platforms because they’re encrypted. After launch, Shopify can email your customers an invitation to activate their account with a new password.
We Replace Your Plugins with Shopify Apps
A WooCommerce store usually runs on a stack of plugins. Shopify handles much of that natively, and apps cover the rest. During the audit we list every plugin you use and set up the right replacement:
- Payments: Stripe, PayPal or WooCommerce Payments → Shopify Payments or PayPal
- SEO plugins: Yoast or Rank Math → Shopify’s built-in SEO fields, with your data carried over
- Reviews, upsells and email signup: matched with equivalent Shopify apps
- Shipping and tax plugins: rebuilt in Shopify’s shipping and tax settings
- Caching, security and backups: no longer needed, because Shopify’s hosting handles them
Keep Your Rankings After the Move
WooCommerce and Shopify use different URLs. A product at /product/blue-shirt/ on WordPress becomes /products/blue-shirt on Shopify, and a category at /product-category/shirts/ becomes /collections/shirts. Blog posts change too. We map every old URL to its new page and set up 301 redirects, so visitors and Google land on the right page.
- 301 redirects for products, categories, blog posts and pages
- SEO titles, meta descriptions and alt text carried over
- New sitemap submitted to Google Search Console
- Post-launch check for 404 errors and broken links
How Our WordPress to Shopify Migration Works
1. Store Audit
2. Shopify Build
3. Testing and Review
4. Go Live
Can You Migrate WooCommerce to Shopify Yourself?
You can. A basic DIY migration from WordPress to Shopify means exporting your WooCommerce products to CSV, reformatting the file for Shopify’s import template, importing it, then moving customers and orders with a paid migration app. Import apps such as Matrixify can help you import WooCommerce products to Shopify, but they still need a correctly prepared file. After that you still need to rebuild your pages, blog, menus and design, replace your plugins and set up every redirect.
The hard parts are usually variable products, custom fields and redirects. One mistake there can mean broken product pages or lost rankings. If your store has real traffic and sales, a done-for-you migration is the safer route.
Why Store Owners Move from WooCommerce to Shopify
- No server to manage: hosting, security, SSL and updates are handled by Shopify
- Fewer things breaking: no plugin conflicts after WordPress or WooCommerce updates
- Fast, trusted checkout: Shopify’s checkout is built to convert, including Shop Pay
- Sell everywhere: Google, Meta, TikTok and marketplaces connected from one admin
- Easier to run: a simple admin your team can use without developer help
WordPress to Shopify Migration FAQs
How long does it take to migrate WooCommerce to Shopify?
Most migrations take 2 to 5 days, depending on the size and complexity of your store. We confirm the timeline before any work starts.
Will my WooCommerce store go down during the migration?
No. Your WordPress store stays live and keeps taking orders while we build the Shopify store. We sync any new orders and switch the domain only on launch day.
Can you import only my WooCommerce products to Shopify?
Yes. If you only need your catalog moved, we can import your WooCommerce products to Shopify without customers or orders, and quote for that scope only.
Do you migrate variable products?
Yes. WooCommerce attributes and variations are rebuilt as Shopify options and variants, with their own prices, SKUs, stock and images.
Can I keep my WordPress blog?
Yes. We move your blog posts into Shopify’s blog with 301 redirects from the old URLs. If you’d rather keep the blog on WordPress, see our Shopify WordPress integration option.
What happens to my WordPress plugins?
We list every plugin you use and set up a Shopify app or built-in feature that does the same job. Many plugins aren’t needed at all on Shopify.
Will I lose my SEO rankings?
We carry over your SEO titles and descriptions and set up 301 redirects for every changed URL, which protects your existing rankings and backlinks.
Can I cancel my WordPress hosting afterwards?
Yes, once the Shopify store is live and you’ve confirmed everything works. We recommend keeping a backup of your WordPress site before you cancel.
Get Your Free WordPress to Shopify Quote
Send us your store URL and roughly how many products and orders you have. We’ll reply with a fixed quote and timeline.
