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Move your store to Shopify without losing what it earns
- Nothing left behind
- Rankings planned for
- Cutover without downtime
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Why brands move
What you get on the other side of the move
The reasons stores replatform are usually the same six. If none of these is the problem you have, a migration may not be the answer, and we will say so.
PCI compliance comes with the platform
Checkout, card data and compliance are Shopify's responsibility rather than something you maintain and audit yourself.
One place to run the store
Products, inventory, orders, discounts and customers sit in one admin your team can actually use, instead of split across plugins that update on their own schedules.
Extensible where it matters
A large app ecosystem for the standard jobs, and a proper API and theme layer for the parts of your store that are genuinely yours.
Built for how people find you
Clean URL structure, editable metadata, structured data and fast templates, so the technical side of search is not fighting you.
Room to grow into
Multiple storefronts, B2B, point of sale and international selling are all on the same platform when you need them, not another replatform later.
What comes with you
Everything the store runs on, accounted for
A migration is an inventory problem before it is a design problem. This is the list we work through, and we agree it with you before anything is touched.
Products and variants
SKUs, options, pricing, inventory levels, collections and product images.
Customers
Accounts, addresses, tags and groups, with passwords handled through a reset rather than moved.
Order history
Past orders, line items, fulfilment status and refunds, so support and reporting keep their history.
Reviews and ratings
Existing product reviews moved into whichever review app you land on.
Content pages and blog
CMS pages, posts, categories and authors, with the internal links repointed.
Discounts and coupons
Active codes and rules rebuilt against how Shopify actually models discounts.
URLs and redirects
A mapped redirect for every ranking URL, written before cutover rather than after.
Tax and shipping setup
Zones, rates and rules rebuilt and checked against real orders before launch.
Where stores move from
Every platform moves differently
The data is only half the job. What changes is how much of the old store was workaround, and how much of it is genuinely yours. Pick where you are coming from.
WooCommerce to Shopify
The usual reason for leaving is maintenance: plugins that update independently, hosting you own, and a checkout that is only as good as the last extension you installed. The data itself is well structured and moves cleanly.
- Products, variations and attributes mapped onto Shopify options
- Customers, orders and coupon rules carried across
- Posts, pages and permalinks redirected one to one
- Plugin behaviour rebuilt as apps or as theme code, whichever is cheaper to own
Magento to Shopify
Usually a cost and complexity decision. Magento stores tend to carry years of custom logic, so the work is deciding what genuinely needs rebuilding and what was a workaround for the old platform.
- Complex catalogues, configurable products and category trees
- Customer groups and tiered pricing mapped to Shopify equivalents
- Custom modules assessed one by one before anything is rebuilt
- Full order history preserved for support and reporting
BigCommerce to Shopify
Two similar hosted platforms, so the data move is the straightforward part. The care goes into URL structure, which differs between them, and into rebuilding the theme rather than approximating it.
- Catalogue, customers and orders transferred with their history
- URL differences mapped to redirects before cutover
- Theme rebuilt on Shopify rather than visually copied
- Apps matched to their closest Shopify equivalent
Wix and Squarespace to Shopify
These stores are usually leaving because the commerce side has been outgrown while the content side is fine. The design is often worth keeping, so the job is rebuilding it properly rather than starting over.
- Products, images and content pages exported and mapped
- Design rebuilt as a real Shopify theme
- Blog and page URLs redirected to protect existing traffic
- Commerce features that were missing added as part of the build
Shopify to Shopify Plus
An upgrade rather than a replatform, so nothing has to move. The work is in what Plus opens up: checkout, B2B and expansion stores. Not every store needs it, and we will tell you if yours does not.
- Store stays where it is, so there is no data migration
- Checkout customisation and Shopify Functions scoped properly
- B2B and wholesale brought onto the same store
- Expansion stores set up for additional brands or markets
Custom and legacy platforms
In-house systems, old frameworks and platforms nobody supports any more. There is no export tool, so the first job is working out what the data actually is and where it lives.
- Data extracted straight from the database where no export exists
- Structure mapped to Shopify's model before any transfer
- Integrations rebuilt against the Shopify Admin API
- Test migration run and checked before the real one
How a migration runs
Six phases, and no surprises in any of them
The order matters. Most migrations that go wrong went wrong in the first phase, by starting the build before anyone had counted what was in the old store.
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Audit and inventory
What you actually have
We go through the current store properly: catalogue size, data quality, integrations, custom logic and which URLs carry your traffic. This is where the scope stops being a guess.
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Migration plan
Agreed before anything moves
A written plan covering what moves, what gets rebuilt, what is deliberately left behind, and the redirect map. You approve it before we start.
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Build and theme
The store itself
The Shopify theme is built to your design, or your existing design is rebuilt properly. Apps and integrations are set up alongside it rather than bolted on at the end.
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Data transfer
Test run first, always
Products, customers, orders and content move into a development store first. You check the result against the real thing before we commit to it.
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Testing and sign-off
Before anyone sees it
Checkout, payments, shipping, tax, email flows and the redirect map all tested end to end. Speed and accessibility checked at the same time rather than afterwards.
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Launch and aftercare
And the weeks that follow
DNS cutover with redirects live from the first minute. Then we watch search performance, errors and orders, because the fortnight after launch is when problems surface.
Before you commit
Get the migration plan before the invoice
Send us your current store and we will come back with what the move actually involves. No obligation to build it with us.
- What moves, and what does not A written inventory of your catalogue, customers, orders and content, with the parts that need rebuilding called out.
- Your redirect map Which URLs carry your traffic today and where each one points after the move.
- The real scope What the build involves, where the risk sits, and an honest read on whether moving is worth it for you.
No obligations. No spam.
- Reviewed by a developer, not a salesperson
- Your data stays yours
- We will say so if you should not move
Selected work
Stores we have built and rebuilt
What changes after the move
The same store, with less of it to run
This is about where the work goes, not about which platform is better. Some of these rows will not matter to you, and the ones that do are the reason to move.
| Where the work sits | Running your own stack | On Shopify After |
|---|---|---|
| Hosting and uptime | Yours to buy, size and monitor | Included, with the platform on call |
| Security patching | A recurring job someone has to own | Handled by the platform |
| PCI compliance | Your responsibility to maintain and prove | Carried by Shopify checkout |
| Traffic spikes | Capacity planned and paid for in advance | Absorbed by the platform |
| Adding a feature | Extension hunt, then hope it stays maintained | App ecosystem, or theme and API work you own |
| Updates and breakage | Version upgrades scheduled around the business | Platform updates arrive without a project |
| Selling in a new market | Usually another install to maintain | Built into the platform when you need it |
| Where your team spends time | Keeping the stack standing | Merchandising and selling |
Every row describes your own operation. Nothing here states another platform's published limits.
Talk to a migration developerWhy Enstacked
A migration is mostly what you do before launch day
Redirects are designed, not patched in later
The redirect map is written during planning and tested before cutover. Most ranking losses on a replatform happen because this was treated as a launch-day task.
You see the migration before it is real
Everything lands in a development store first and you check it against the live site. Nothing is committed on trust.
The theme is rebuilt, not approximated
Your store is built as a proper Shopify theme rather than forced into a template that nearly fits. That is what keeps it fast and editable afterwards.
We will tell you not to move
If the problem you have is not one a migration solves, we would rather say so during the plan than take the project and have you find out later.
Speed and accessibility are part of the build
Core Web Vitals and WCAG are checked as the theme is built, not audited after launch when fixing them means rework.
The people who scoped it are the people who build it
The developer who audited your store stays on it. Nothing gets handed to a team that was not in the room when the plan was written.
Industries we work with
Migrations for every kind of catalogue
What makes a migration hard is usually the catalogue. Variants, subscriptions, bundles and wholesale pricing each behave differently on Shopify, and each one is worth planning for.
How we work together
Take the whole build, or just the migration
Every store arrives with a different amount already done. Pick where you want us to start, and the quote is scoped to that rather than to a package.
Data migration only
Custom
- Products, customers and order history moved
- Content pages and blog transferred
- Redirect map written and deployed
- Test migration you check before cutover
- Launch support
Most chosen
Full replatform
Custom
- Everything in data migration
- Shopify theme built to your design
- Apps and integrations set up
- Payments, shipping and tax configured
- Speed and accessibility built in
- Post-launch monitoring
Migration plus retainer
Custom
- Everything in full replatform
- Ongoing development after launch
- Conversion work on the new store
- A named developer who knows your build
- Monthly, cancel when you want
Client Testimonials
Straight from the brands we've worked with
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We turned to this IT development company for custom software development, and they delivered beyond our expectations. Their ability to understand our unique business needs and provide tailored solutions has been invaluable to our growth and efficiency.
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Enstakced has been doing an excellent job with the software and helping the client transform it into a SaaS platform. A responsive and organized team, their communication is awesome, with daily reports and regular calls for project updates. The team's availability has secured an ongoing partnership.
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Give them a Try without a Doubt
When we were looking to hire developers, we anticipated that it would be challenging to find the ideal developers for our team. Then we partnered with Enstacked and we are impressed by their expertise in hiring remote developers and their services.
★★★★★
Top-Notch Custom Software Development
We turned to this IT development company for custom software development, and they delivered beyond our expectations. Their ability to understand our unique business needs and provide tailored solutions has been invaluable to our growth and efficiency.
★★★★★
The time zone is Not a Boundary
Enstakced has been doing an excellent job with the software and helping the client transform it into a SaaS platform. A responsive and organized team, their communication is awesome, with daily reports and regular calls for project updates. The team's availability has secured an ongoing partnership.
★★★★★
Give them a Try without a Doubt
When we were looking to hire developers, we anticipated that it would be challenging to find the ideal developers for our team. Then we partnered with Enstacked and we are impressed by their expertise in hiring remote developers and their services.
★★★★★
Top-Notch Custom Software Development
We turned to this IT development company for custom software development, and they delivered beyond our expectations. Their ability to understand our unique business needs and provide tailored solutions has been invaluable to our growth and efficiency.
★★★★★
The time zone is Not a Boundary
Enstakced has been doing an excellent job with the software and helping the client transform it into a SaaS platform. A responsive and organized team, their communication is awesome, with daily reports and regular calls for project updates. The team's availability has secured an ongoing partnership.
★★★★★
Give them a Try without a Doubt
When we were looking to hire developers, we anticipated that it would be challenging to find the ideal developers for our team. Then we partnered with Enstacked and we are impressed by their expertise in hiring remote developers and their services.
★★★★★
Top-Notch Custom Software Development
We turned to this IT development company for custom software development, and they delivered beyond our expectations. Their ability to understand our unique business needs and provide tailored solutions has been invaluable to our growth and efficiency.
★★★★★
The time zone is Not a Boundary
Enstakced has been doing an excellent job with the software and helping the client transform it into a SaaS platform. A responsive and organized team, their communication is awesome, with daily reports and regular calls for project updates. The team's availability has secured an ongoing partnership.
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FAQs
The questions worth asking first
What store owners ask us before a replatform, answered straight.
Will I lose any data during the migration?
No, if the migration is planned properly. Products, customers, order history, content and images are transferred into a development store first, and you check that against your live site before anything is committed. The one thing that cannot be moved is customer passwords, because they are stored hashed on every platform. Customers set a new password on their first login, which is normal on any replatform.
Will my search rankings survive the move?
They should, if redirects are treated as a design decision rather than a launch-day task. We map every URL that carries traffic before the build starts, put the redirects live at cutover, and keep the metadata, structured data and internal links intact. Rankings usually wobble for a few weeks after any replatform while search engines recrawl, then settle.
How long does a Shopify migration take?
It depends on catalogue size, how many integrations you run and how much custom logic the old store carries. A small catalogue with a standard setup is a very different job from thousands of SKUs with an ERP connection. We give you a real timeline in the migration plan, before any commitment, rather than quoting an average that would not apply to you.
Will my store go down during the switch?
No. The new store is built and tested in full while your current site keeps trading. The only change at cutover is DNS pointing at Shopify, with redirects already live. Customers who are mid-visit finish on the old site until their DNS refreshes, and both stores work during that window.
What happens to the apps and plugins I use now?
Each one is assessed during the audit. Some have a direct Shopify equivalent, some are already built into the platform and can be dropped, and a few need rebuilding as theme code or a custom app. You get that list in the migration plan, so there are no surprises about what your team loses or gains.
What does a Shopify migration cost?
It is quoted per project, because the range is genuinely wide. The variables are catalogue size, data quality, how many integrations need rebuilding and whether the design is being rebuilt or redesigned. The migration plan prices the work before you commit to it, and there is no charge for that conversation.
Do you support the store after launch?
Yes. The fortnight after cutover is when problems surface, so we watch search performance, error logs and orders through it. After that you can stay on a retainer for ongoing development, or take the store and run it yourself. The build is documented either way, so you are not tied to us to change it.
Can you migrate from a platform not listed on this page?
Usually yes, including in-house systems with no export tool at all. Where no export exists we pull the data from the database directly, map it to Shopify's structure and run a test migration you check before the real one. Send us what you are on and we will tell you honestly whether it is straightforward.
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