Description
Overview
Platform moves fail on the details: broken URLs, lost order history, vanished rankings. This is a disciplined migration to Shopify with a written inventory of what moves, redirect mapping for every old URL, and post-launch verification — so the new store starts where the old one left off, not from zero.
What’s included
- Pre-migration audit and written migration inventory
- Products with variants, images, and metadata migrated
- Customers and order history migrated where the source platform allows
- 301 redirect map for every indexed URL
- Theme setup styled to your existing brand
- Domain, email notifications, payments and shipping reconfigured
- Side-by-side QA against the old store before cutover
- Post-launch crawl check and 14 days of fixes
Timeline
Typically 2–3 weeks depending on catalog size and source platform.
How it works
- Reach out — book this service through the contact page (or start with a free consultation); we confirm scope and collect what we need within one business day.
- Build — we execute with a shared checklist you can see, and send progress updates as work ships.
- Review — you get a structured review pass; feedback is folded in within the included revision rounds.
- Handover — final delivery with documentation or a recorded walkthrough, and everything transferred to your ownership.
What we’ll need from you
- Admin access to the current store
- Shopify account (or we create it together)
- A short freeze window for the final data sync at cutover
Questions, answered
Will I lose my Google rankings?
The whole point of the redirect map and metadata carry-over is to protect them. Some movement in the first weeks is normal; permanent loss from a properly redirected migration is rare.
Can you migrate reviews and blog posts?
Yes — reviews move via a review app import, and blog content is migrated with URLs redirected.
What happens to the old store?
It stays untouched until the new one is verified. We recommend keeping it read-only for 30 days as a safety net.
Every package is delivered against a written scope. Anything outside it is quoted before work starts — no surprise invoices, ever.
