WooCommerce to Shopify
Migrate From WooCommerce to Shopify, One Plugin at a Time
WooCommerce runs inside WordPress, so your store is really a stack of hosting, a theme and plugins. We list what each piece does, rebuild or replace it on Shopify, and redirect your old URLs.
- Every plugin reviewed before you commit
- Redirects built from a full URL crawl
- We build on both, so staying is a real option
Tell Us About Your Project
What Makes a WooCommerce Move Different
Plugins Hold Your Logic
Subscriptions, product add-ons and shipping rules often live in separate plugins. None of them move, so each function needs a Shopify setting, an app or custom work.
WordPress Content Comes Too
Blog posts and pages sit in the same WordPress install as your store. They need their own move, or a decision to keep WordPress running for content.
URLs Change Shape
Shopify uses fixed paths such as /products/ and /collections/, so most WooCommerce URLs will change. Without 301 redirects, that search traffic hits dead pages.
What the WooCommerce Migration Covers
- Plugin audit with a keep, replace or retire decision for each
- Simple and variable products, images and SEO fields
- Customer records, where they can move
- Order history through an app or the API, if you want it
- WordPress blog posts and pages
- A Shopify theme rebuilt to match your brand
- 301 redirects from a full crawl of your old URLs
- Payment, shipping and tax settings tested before launch
How the Move Runs
Audit
We crawl the site and list your plugins, custom code and integrations.
Map
We decide how each product type, plugin and URL carries over to Shopify.
Rebuild
We build the Shopify store and run test imports while WooCommerce stays live.
Switch
We do a final data sync, turn on redirects, point your domain and test real orders.
Stores We Built
A few of the Shopify stores we've designed and built. See our full portfolio
Home fragrance, DallasB's Knees Fragrance Co.(opens in a new tab)Web design and development for a candle and reed diffuser brand, with SEO, wholesale pricing and a B2B login.
Hair and skin careTe Amo Supply(opens in a new tab)Web design and development for a plant-based hair and skin care brand, with a Request a Quote page and high-converting product pages.
What Merchants Say About Our Shopify Apps
Real reviews from the Shopify App Store. They cover our apps.
Review of Add to Quote 
Review of Add to Quote 
Review of Simple Request a Quote
Frequently Asked Questions
Related Shopify Services
- Shopify vs WooCommerceHosted and simple, or open and yours to run? We build on both.
- WooCommerce DevelopmentWooCommerce developers for hire, for new stores and for fixing existing ones.
- Shopify Custom Theme DevelopmentA theme written for your store, and advice on when you need one.
Shopify is a trademark of Shopify Inc. Texvion is an independent company and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Shopify Inc.