What you get
We start with a product that has variants, an order and an old product URL. Your team sees early on how prices, order history and links will work. You get a field map for the import, a redirect list and a written plan for switching over.
- Catalogue: Compare sample variants, images, inventory and custom fields against the originals.
- Operations: Follow a test order through to your warehouse and its shipping confirmation.
- Search: Match old landing pages to relevant new destinations and check the actual redirects.
Moving from Shopware or WooCommerce to Shopify
For a move from Shopware or WooCommerce, we start with the data and features your store uses today. Variants, customer groups, discounts and integrations need to work together in the new system. We decide what Shopify handles directly and where we need a different solution.
Your old product and category URLs go into the redirect list. We keep track of the pages people already arrive on and check that each address leads to the right destination before the switch.
How much does a Shopify migration cost?
A large, tidy catalogue can be easier to move than a small store with special pricing and a custom inventory system. To estimate the work, I need to know your current platform, see a sample export and understand which systems connect to the store.
The quote separates data migration, design, integrations and the switch itself. Ongoing Shopify and app costs are listed alongside them, so you can see what you're paying for and what continues after launch.
Do we need a new design too?
No. If the store works well for customers, we can keep a familiar shopping experience. If you're already on Shopify and want a different theme or navigation, take a look at a Shopify relaunch instead.
The migration checklist and sample files show what you can prepare before we talk.
See the IDEAL migration for how we moved customers and their order history.