Migrations from Magento, WooCommerce and legacy carts with SEO preservation as a hard requirement: complete 301 redirect maps, structured data parity, customer and order migration, and 30 days of post-cutover monitoring.
We operate Magento too, so we will tell you when Shopify is the wrong move: complex B2B pricing, deep ERP integrations, or catalogs that exceed Shopify’s option limits. Roughly half of our migration consultations end with “do not migrate” — and a cheaper plan to fix the real problem.
Not if it is done with discipline: complete 301 maps including long-tail URLs, structured data parity and 30 days of post-cutover monitoring. A temporary 10-20% dip in the first weeks is normal; permanent loss almost always traces to incomplete redirects — which is exactly what our process prevents.
Typically 6-12 weeks: URL inventory, redirect mapping, data migration, payment/tax configuration, QA and cutover. Large catalogs or ERP integrations extend that.
No — password hashes are not portable to Shopify. Customers and addresses migrate; passwords require a reset flow on first login, which we prepare with proper communication.
Yes — via API or tools like Matrixify, or we keep your legacy platform read-only for reference. We recommend keeping the old server available for at least 90 days.
Fixed-price after a scoping audit of your catalog, integrations and content. As a nearshore team our pricing typically lands 40-60% below equivalent US agency quotes.
Free scoping call: we review your platform, catalog and integrations, and tell you honestly whether to migrate — and what it would take.