Shopify Partner5.0159 reviewsSince 2018View Shopify profile ↗Migrate to Shopify Without Losing SEO or Store Data
Move products, customers, orders, content, subscriptions, and essential plugin logic into a Shopify setup that is easier to maintain.
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Why brands move to Shopify
A managed commerce platform can reduce maintenance overhead without limiting the storefront, integrations, or customer experience your business needs.
Managed infrastructure
Shopify handles hosting, platform updates, and core security so your team spends less time maintaining the commerce stack.
Conversion-ready checkout
We configure checkout, markets, payments, and analytics around your buying journey instead of treating migration as a direct copy.
Connected commerce stack
Apps, APIs, and custom integrations connect Shopify to the tools your operations and marketing teams already use.
What we migrate and validate
The scope is mapped before development starts, with clear ownership for every data type, URL, integration, and launch dependency.
Catalog & merchandising
Products, variants, collections, pricing, inventory, media, metafields, bundles, and custom catalog rules.
Customers & orders
Customer profiles, addresses, order history, account requirements, subscriptions, loyalty, and B2B data where supported.
SEO, content & analytics
URL mappings, redirects, metadata, structured content, tracking, consent, feeds, and launch-day measurement.
A controlled migration from audit to launch
We plan every migration around your data, SEO footprint, integrations, and trading calendar, then rehearse it before the final cutover.
How we move your store
1. Discovery & inventory
We crawl the current site and document data types, integrations, tracking, business rules, and launch constraints.
2. Data & URL mapping
Products, customers, orders, content, and legacy URLs are mapped to their Shopify destination before migration begins.
3. Storefront & integrations
We build the storefront and reconnect the operational, marketing, payment, and analytics systems required to trade.
4. Rehearsal & validation
Test imports are reconciled against the source, while redirects, pricing, accounts, checkout, and tracking are checked end to end.
5. Controlled cutover
We agree the freeze window, complete the final data sync, activate redirects, and coordinate DNS and launch responsibilities.
6. Post-launch monitoring
After launch, we watch checkout, analytics, redirects, indexing signals, and operational workflows so issues are found quickly.
Complex catalog migration, proven in practice
For Seal Skin Covers, we built a Shopify Plus commerce platform around dynamic product configuration, custom pricing, and a catalog with more than one million product variants. The rollout was staged and monitored, with crawl-friendly architecture and analytics designed around the way the business operates.
See the Seal Skin Covers project
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Shopify Migration FAQ
We compare the current platform's full cost, including hosting, maintenance, upgrades, extensions, and operational work, with Shopify licensing, implementation, and the expected ongoing support model. The result is a business case based on your store, not a generic percentage.
Most migrations need at least 4–6 weeks. Timelines vary with the size and complexity of the project. Larger catalogues, complex data, international stores, B2B requirements, or custom integrations can take longer. Discovery confirms the migration scope, dependencies, and realistic delivery plan before work begins.
SEO is part of the migration plan from day one. We crawl the current site, inventory indexable URLs, map old URLs to relevant Shopify destinations, implement permanent redirects, preserve important metadata and structured content, and validate the result before launch. Rankings can fluctuate during any replatform, so we also monitor indexing and traffic after cutover.
Yes, where the source platform and Shopify APIs support the required fields. During discovery, we document what can move directly, what needs transformation, and any account activation or password-reset steps customers may need.
We map variants, tiered pricing, bundles, ERP relationships, and custom product rules into the right mix of Shopify data, apps, and custom services. Our Seal Skin Covers work includes a custom catalog supporting more than one million product variants.
It depends on the current stack and the Shopify plan, apps, integrations, and custom functionality you need. During discovery, we compare total ownership costs, including hosting, maintenance, upgrades, security work, and internal operating time.
We review your data model, URL footprint, storefront, integrations, analytics, operational workflows, and trading constraints. You receive a scoped migration approach, major risks, dependencies, and the decisions needed before implementation.