What moves
Products with their variants, images and SEO fields; customers; order history; pages and blog posts; the URLs they lived at.
WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce or Magento to Shopify — products, variants, customers and order history moved into a test store first, every old URL given a tested 301, and the old store kept up until the new one is proven.
Free scoping read → a fixed quote and a date → work starts when you accept.

| Old URL | New URL |
|---|---|
| /product/linen-shirt/ | /products/linen-shirt |
| /product-category/shirts/ | /collections/shirts |
| /2023/05/care-guide/ | /blogs/news/care-guide |
| /about-us/ | /pages/about |
Each one installed as a 301 and tested by crawling.

Sound familiar?
You have been “about to move to Shopify” for six months because of what might break.
Someone said a migration app does it in an afternoon. Then you saw your 900 old URLs.
The last platform move cost you half your search traffic, and nobody could say why.
The honest frame
Products with their variants, images and SEO fields; customers; order history; pages and blog posts; the URLs they lived at.
Passwords (customers set a new one), apps and their data, and your theme. We tell you which of your apps have a Shopify equivalent.
Products and variants, custom fields, the number of old URLs, and how clean the source data is. That is why it is quoted.
Fixed quote, free
From $1,199
Is this for you?
What you get back
Not a status update — the things you can open, check and keep.
Products, variants, images, prices, inventory and SEO titles, checked against the source.
Customer accounts and order history, so returning buyers and your reporting survive the move.
Every product, category, page and post address on the old site mapped to its new one, installed as Shopify redirects and tested.
Payments, shipping, taxes, email notifications and domain cut-over, in order, with the rollback if something is wrong.
Counts before and after, anything that could not move and why.
Fixed quote, free
From $1,199
How it runs
Send the store URL and platform. We read the catalogue and the URLs and send a fixed quote with a date — before any money moves.
Everything moved into a Shopify development store first. You click through it; we compare counts.
The 301 map built from the old site's real URLs, then crawled: every old address must land on a live page.
The domain moved when you say, with the old store kept reachable until the new one is proven.
Fair questions
Nobody can promise rankings through a move, and they can fluctuate while Google re-reads the site. What we control is the part that most often goes wrong: every old URL gets a one-hop 301 to its new home, tested by crawling before launch, titles and descriptions carry across, and we check Search Console for errors after launch.
There are, and they move products well. They do not decide where 900 old URLs should point, check that every variant survived, or keep the old store up until the new one is proven. That is the part you are paying for.
It usually is. The scoping read tells you how much of a mess, before you pay, and the quote includes cleaning it.
Fixed quote, free
From $1,199
The offer, itemised
Safeguards
The price and the date are fixed in the quote before any money moves. Your old store stays online until the new one has passed its checks.
Questions
Because a 40-product Wix store and a 4,000-product Magento store with custom fields are different jobs. The quote lists exactly what moves, what the redirect map covers and the date.
The floor: up to 100 products with variants, their customers and orders, pages, and the full redirect map. Most quotes land above it for larger catalogues.
No. The old store keeps selling while the new one is built and tested. The switch is a domain change on a day you choose.
Usually, through the review app's own import. We check your app before quoting.
The migration report lists counts before and after. Anything we moved that is wrong, we fix.
Nobody can promise that: search visibility can move after any change of platform. What we do is map every old URL to its new one with a tested 301, carry titles, descriptions and alt text across, submit the new sitemap and check Search Console after launch.
Most stores need a list of small changes once they are on Shopify. Studio takes them one after another for a flat monthly fee.
Two ways this goes
The old platform keeps its fees and its limits, and the move gets harder with every product you add.
Move your store to Shopify with your products, customers, order history and every old URL mapped. From $1,199.
Free scoping read → fixed quote and date → work starts when you accept.