Shopify to WooCommerce Migration

Leave Shopify for WooCommerce on WordPress, on hosting you choose. Products, customers and orders move with a 301 redirect map and launch QA. $299 fixed for stores up to 500 pages, with a free quote within 24 hours.

Self-hosted on WordPress
$299 fixed
Orders and customers moved

What's included in the service

Everything below is part of the fixed price. Items marked with a plan come with that plan.

✓Shopify product export through the Admin API: products, variants, images and descriptions
✓Customer accounts migrated, with a password-reset email at launch
✓Order history imported as WooCommerce orders with line items
✓Shopify collections rebuilt as WooCommerce categories
✓301 redirect map for every product, collection and page URL
✓Reviews moved to the WooCommerce review plugin you choose
✓Shipping zones, rates and tax rules rebuilt in WooCommerce
✓Payment gateway setup: Stripe, PayPal or the provider you prefer
✓WordPress hosting recommendation based on your traffic and budget
✓WooCommerce-compatible theme styled to match your store
✓Yoast or Rank Math installed and configured
✓Post-launch warranty: 90 days on Professional, 1 year on Enterprise

Platforms we migrate to and from

If your source or target platform isn't listed, ask. Legacy PHP, ASP.NET and in-house CMS sites are scoped in the free audit.

Shopify → WooCommerce (WordPress)
Shopify Plus → WooCommerce
Shopify subscriptions → WooCommerce Subscriptions (Enterprise plan)
Shopify B2B → WooCommerce with a B2B plugin
Shopify Markets → multi-currency or multisite WooCommerce

How the migration runs, step by step

  1. 1

    Audit and fixed quote (within 24 hours)

    We go through why you're leaving Shopify: transaction fees, theme limits, app costs, B2B needs or control over your data. Each reason points to a different WooCommerce setup. You get a fixed-price quote within 24 hours.

  2. 2

    WordPress and WooCommerce setup (Day 1-2)

    WordPress goes onto the host you pick, with WooCommerce installed and configured. A WooCommerce-compatible theme is styled to match your Shopify storefront.

  3. 3

    Catalog migration (Day 2-4)

    We export the catalog through the Shopify Admin API: products, variants, images, descriptions, weights, dimensions and tax settings. Shopify metafields are mapped to WooCommerce custom fields or ACF fields.

  4. 4

    Customers and orders (Day 4-5)

    Customers are imported as WordPress users with WooCommerce customer records. Order history comes across with line items, customer, dates, totals and payment status. Shopify doesn't export passwords, so customers get a branded password-reset email at launch.

  5. 5

    Redirect map and SEO checks (Day 5-6)

    Every Shopify URL (/products/, /collections/ and your pages) gets a 301 redirect to its WooCommerce equivalent. Meta titles, descriptions and alt text carry over, and Yoast or Rank Math is set up.

  6. 6

    Apps to plugins (Day 6)

    Each Shopify app you still need is replaced with a WooCommerce plugin: reviews, shipping rates, wishlists or currency switching. Subscriptions are Enterprise work. Every plugin is tested before cutover.

  7. 7

    Planned cutover (Day 7 on Professional)

    We lower the DNS TTL the day before, run a final sync to catch new orders, then switch DNS. Keep your Shopify plan active for 30 days as a fallback. The new sitemap goes to Search Console.

Other store moves we run: the reverse move from WooCommerce to Shopify, Magento stores going to Shopify, and builder stores such as Wix Stores and Squarespace Commerce moving to WooCommerce. A pair that isn't listed is handled by our general migration service. Doing part of the move yourself? Our 40-point checklist has a redirect-map template and a script that tests every redirect.

Fixed-price tiers

These are the same plans as on the pricing page. The free audit confirms which one fits your site, and your fixed quote arrives within 24 hours.

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Professional: Shopify store

$299fixed price

Shopify stores of up to 500 pages, product pages included, with products, variants, customers and orders.

  • ✓Up to 500 pages, product pages included
  • ✓Products, variants, customers and orders
  • ✓Theme set up and styled
  • ✓Full 301 redirect map
  • ✓Delivered in 7 business days
  • ✓90-day warranty
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Enterprise: Shopify Plus and larger stores

Custom quote

Shopify Plus stores, B2B, subscriptions, multi-currency, headless storefronts or larger catalogs.

  • ✓No page or product limit
  • ✓Subscriptions migration
  • ✓B2B and multi-currency setup
  • ✓Custom plugin or ERP integration work
  • ✓Delivery date fixed in your quote
  • ✓1-year warranty
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Rai

Your Shopify to WooCommerce migration is led by

Rai Ansar

Founder & Lead Migration Engineer

DevOps and WordPress engineer since 2019, responsible for every MigrateWeb project from scoping to launch. Works across WordPress, Shopify, Magento, Webflow and custom stacks. You talk directly to the person doing the work.

About Rai Ansar →

Frequently asked questions

Why move from Shopify to WooCommerce?+

Shopify adds a transaction fee, at a rate set by your plan, on orders paid through a provider other than Shopify Payments. Your monthly plan and app subscriptions add up too. WooCommerce is a free, open-source WordPress plugin, so the store runs on hosting you choose and the data stays yours. Hosting and any paid extensions are separate costs, and we compare the running costs with you in the free audit.

Will I lose Shopify's fast checkout?+

Shopify's checkout is one of its strengths. WooCommerce checkout speed depends on your hosting, theme and plugins, so we choose the stack with checkout in mind and test the full flow, from cart to payment to order email, before cutover.

What about the Shopify apps I rely on?+

The usual app types have WooCommerce plugins: reviews, subscriptions (WooCommerce Subscriptions, a paid extension from Woo), table-rate shipping, wishlists and upsells. We map your app list during the audit and confirm a replacement for each before quoting. A custom Shopify app can be rebuilt as a WordPress plugin on the Enterprise plan.

Will my Google rankings drop after moving to WooCommerce?+

Nobody can guarantee rankings. A complete redirect map removes the avoidable causes of loss: we 301 every Shopify URL (/products/..., /collections/...) to its WooCommerce equivalent, and meta tags, structured data and content move intact. On WordPress you also set your own URL structure, which Shopify fixes under /products/ and /collections/.

How will my customers log in after the switch?+

Customer accounts are migrated, but Shopify doesn't export passwords. At launch every customer gets a branded password-reset email. We write it so customers know it is part of the move, with a clear explanation and a one-click reset.

What WordPress host do you recommend?+

We recommend a host during the audit based on your traffic, catalog size and budget, from managed WordPress hosting to a cloud server you control. Hosting is billed by the host, separately from our migration fee.

Will my order history be preserved?+

Yes. Past orders are imported into WooCommerce as completed orders with line items, customer, dates, totals, payment status and shipping details. Your team can search by order number, customer email or product. New orders are processed in WooCommerce from launch.

How much does a Shopify to WooCommerce migration cost?+

A Shopify store of up to 500 pages, product pages included, costs $299 fixed on the Professional plan and is delivered in 7 business days. Shopify Plus, B2B, subscriptions and larger stores get a custom quote after the free audit. Every quote is a fixed price, with no hourly billing.

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