WooCommerce to Shopify Migration
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WooCommerce is great when you’re starting out. But as your store grows, things get complicated — plugins break, updates clash, and site speed starts to suffer. That’s where Shopify comes in.
Plugin fights and a slow cart are the usual trigger. We rebuild the storefront in Shopify, replace each Woo extension with an app or a small job, then cut over with redirects so Google keeps the product URLs.
- Plugin Replacement
- Theme Rebuild
- Checkout Apps
- Payment Mapping
Why Work With Us?
- Catalogue Import
- Order History
- Redirect Map
- Staff Training
Our Process
Transition to Shopify the right way
WooCommerce migrations fail on plugins, not products. We list every extension, find a Shopify app or a small custom job for each, then move the catalogue once that list is honest.
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Plugin & Catalogue Audit
Every Woo extension is listed. Then we say which becomes a Shopify app, a custom job, or gets dropped.
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Theme Development
We match or redesign your storefront in Shopify.
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App Setup & Customisation
We replace plugins with Shopify apps or custom code.
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Launch & Support
Your store goes live with testing, tracking, and support ready
Stores that have outgrown the plugin pile
Woo shops come to us when updates fight each other and a Friday night deploy takes the cart down. Shopify is the move when you want hosting, checkout, and apps in one place — and a theme that does not depend on five page builders.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We build the Shopify store on a staging theme and import data there. WooCommerce keeps taking orders until the agreed cutover, usually a quiet mid-week window.
Every plugin is listed in the audit — Shopify app, small custom job, or dropped. Products, variants, customers, and order history are imported so support still has context after go-live.
We rebuild those in Shopify with Australian gateways. If a WooCommerce rule cannot be copied exactly, we tell you in the audit rather than on launch morning.
Most catalogue migrations are six to eight weeks. A long plugin list or custom checkout adds time, which we flag in week one.
WooCommerce / WordPress admin, a Shopify store (we can open one), and DNS. We also need a product owner who can decide what not to bring across.