Starter
Brochure sites, portfolios and small service businesses.
- Up to 10 pages rebuilt
- Full content and image transfer
- Complete 301 redirect map
- Contact forms rebuilt and tested
- Mobile-responsive build
- 7-day delivery
- 14 days of post-launch support
01 / Wix → Shopify
Products, variants, customers and order history all come across. Every product and collection URL gets redirected, checkout is tested end to end, and your Wix store keeps selling right up until the switch.
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02 / Why store owners move
Most people do not leave because something broke. They leave because growth started costing more effort than it should.
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Wix Stores handles a small catalog well. Past a few hundred SKUs, or once you need bundles, subscriptions, multi-currency or serious inventory rules, you spend more time fighting the platform than selling.
02
Shopify has an ecosystem for every part of retail: reviews, loyalty, shipping rules, POS, wholesale, dropshipping. On Wix you wait for the feature or build it yourself.
03
Shopify Checkout is the most heavily optimised checkout in e-commerce, with Shop Pay and one-tap returning-customer flows. That gap shows up directly in your conversion rate.
04
Collection structures, faceted URLs and product schema matter for search visibility. Shopify gives you far more control over all three, and we set them up correctly during the move.
03 / What moves across
A store migration is four migrations at once: catalog, customers, history and search equity. All four are included.
Every product with its images, descriptions, options, SKUs, weights, pricing and stock levels. Collections rebuilt to match, including the automated rules, not just the manual lists.
Customer records, addresses, contact details and marketing consent status carry across, so your email list and returning-customer flows keep working from day one.
Past orders are imported with their line items, totals and dates, so support can look up an old order and your reporting has history to compare against.
Wix product URLs look nothing like Shopify /products/ and /collections/ paths. Every one gets a 301 to its match, including the collection pages that quietly do most of your organic selling.
What the redirect map protects
Saved customer payment methods stay with the payment processor and cannot be transferred by anyone. Gift card balances and loyalty points depend on the app holding them. Wix-native reviews without an export are stuck. We check each of these against your store during the audit so there are no surprises on launch day.
04 / The process
Nothing happens to your live site until you have seen the replacement and signed off on it.
We crawl your live site and inventory every page, URL, image, form and ranking keyword.
You get a written migration plan before we touch anything: the full page list, which URLs carry your traffic, and exactly what the new site will look like. No surprises after you have paid.
We rebuild your site on WordPress or Shopify on a private staging URL you can review.
Content, images, page structure, forms and metadata all come across. You review the staging site and request changes until it is right. Your live site keeps running the whole time.
We map every old URL to its new home, launch, and verify the redirects resolve.
Every old URL gets a 301 to its match on the new site. After launch we re-crawl, confirm no broken links or redirect chains, resubmit your sitemap, and watch Search Console for two weeks.
05 / Pricing
Most Wix stores fall into the E-commerce tier. Larger catalogs and multi-channel setups get a custom fixed quote, still one number, still agreed before we start.
Brochure sites, portfolios and small service businesses.
Growing sites with blogs, landing pages and lead capture.
Full store migration to Shopify or WooCommerce.
Bigger site, unusual setup, or a hard deadline? Send the URL and we will price the actual job, still one fixed number, still agreed upfront.
06 / Questions
What store owners ask before handing over the catalog.
07 / Start here
Send your store URL. We count the products, check what your apps can export, and come back with a fixed price, a delivery date, and a clear list of anything that cannot come across.