The safest WooCommerce to Shopify migration.

We’re actual experts in both platforms — but especially in how memberships & subscriptions work on each. Move your store without losing your customers, your data, or your SEO.


An unusually credible team

Fluent in both platforms.

Most teams understand one platform. We’ve built top-quality, highly popular products for both — and that changes what a migration can preserve.

What changes on Shopify

Less maintenance, more selling.

Each platform has strengths. Here’s what merchants notice most after re-platforming.

Sticking with Woo? We built CheckoutWC for that.

What we migrate:

360° of your online presence.

A re-platform is more than products and orders. We move the whole operation — and usually refresh your theme along the way.

How a migration runs

Slow is smooth, smooth is fast.

We don’t skip the audit to “save” time. Our goal isn’t the fastest migration; it’s the most complete and seamless one.

Audit

We audit your Woo site to plan what we move versus what we rebuild — and give you a detailed quote before the real work starts.

Prepare Shopify

Create new data structures, refresh your storefront, and install the apps your store needs.

Move the data

Content, commerce, and extension data move from one system to the next — mapped, not dumped.

Test & launch

Confirm accuracy, true up the final data, and cut over with minimal downtime.

Questions before you move

Practical details about what survives a migration — accounts, billing, rankings, and cost. Ask us directly if yours isn’t here.

No — customer accounts and order history can be migrated to Shopify. Login can be updated to use login links instead of a password.

That’s what Zendra is for! We can map membership data from WooCommerce Memberships or Constellation into Zendra automatically. Some settings can’t be 100 percent replicated, but Zendra gives you more perks and control over member benefits — so we can often upgrade your program in the migration.

If you use Stripe (including Woo Payments), Braintree, Authorize.Net, or PayPal Express, we can move your tokenized payment methods to Shopify and attach them to migrated customer accounts.

With a supported payment gateway (Stripe, Woo Payments, Authorize.Net, Braintree, PayPal Express), subscriptions can often migrate without interrupting your billing schedule.

Zendra supports many of the features in WooCommerce Subscriptions, but not all (and it has some extra features, too!). Our audit maps what moves seamlessly to Shopify, and what we’ll adjust or recreate.

Both WordPress and Shopify have excellent SEO built into the platform. We preserve metadata and structured data, and add appropriate redirects to protect your rankings.

It depends on your store! Most stores can be migrated in a few days to a few weeks, depending on complexity and which plugins you use. Our goal isn’t the fastest migration; it’s the most complete and seamless one — so we may take a little extra time to do the best job possible.

We know, we know: “it depends” is not what you want to read. But it’s true: your store is as unique as your brand, so we can’t give you a concrete price before we complete our audit.

Most migrations cost between $3,000 (simple stores) to $40,000 (complex stores), though some multi-week projects have been more expensive. We take a $600 deposit when we start an audit, and your detailed quote spells out how we’ll migrate, what we’ll keep, and what we’ll rebuild — so the price you’re paying (and the outcome you’ll get!) is clear before we start.

Hey, you asked, not us! In all seriousness: our founders created SkyVerge (the top WooCommerce developer, from 2011), Shopstorm (a suite of Shopify apps, from 2012), and Jilt, a Woo + Shopify email marketing app tailored to ecommerce. Shopstorm was acquired in 2018, and SkyVerge + Jilt in 2020 by GoDaddy, where we continued to work on WooCommerce and ecommerce. We started a new company together in 2024, and jumped right back into WooCommerce and Shopify app development.

Most migration services know Shopify. Few understand WooCommerce deeply. We’ve built extensively inside both ecosystems — how many other teams can say that?