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TBP has moved 40+ stores across jewellery, fashion, home decor, luxury and food to Shopify and Shopify Plus, with products, customers, order history and SEO intact.
Based on 40+ migrations completed across WooCommerce, Magento, WordPress, BigCommerce, Wix, and Squarespace. Individual timelines vary by store size and complexity.
What It Means
"Shopify migration services" means different things depending on who is offering them, some agencies mean a CSV product import with a fresh theme on top, others mean a complete platform cutover including order history, customer accounts, SEO indexed URLs, payment gateway configurations, and third party app replacements. TBP's migration service is the second kind: a full service replatforming engagement where everything your current store holds, every product with its variants and metafields, every customer record, every historical order, and every indexed URL, lands on Shopify in a working state before your old store goes offline.
The distinction matters because a data only import leaves you rebuilding your checkout flow, recreating your email automations (Klaviyo, MoEngage, WhatsApp Business API integrations), and manually setting up your shipping rules (Shiprocket, Delhivery, Blue Dart, FedEx, DHL connections). A full service migration handles all of that as part of the engagement scope, discovery through go live, with staging QA before anything touches your live domain.
Source Platforms
TBP migrates ecommerce stores from six major platforms to Shopify, three with dedicated deep dive pages, and three (BigCommerce, Wix, Squarespace) covered in full depth below since this hub is their only home in our content architecture.
Magento to Shopify migration covers the full cutover from Adobe Commerce / Magento 2 to Shopify or Shopify Plus, including product catalog restructuring from Magento's attribute set architecture to Shopify's metafield/metaobject model, customer account migration, and order history transfer. For the complete scope including enterprise specific considerations, timelines, and Magento specific data mapping details, see our dedicated Magento to Shopify migration page.
WooCommerce to Shopify migration handles the move from WordPress + WooCommerce's PHP/MySQL stack to Shopify's hosted infrastructure, with product data, customer records, WooCommerce order history, and WordPress blog content (if retained) all transferred. TBP has completed 13 migrations in the last month alone across the WooCommerce to Shopify path. For full migration scope and WordPress specific SEO preservation steps, see our dedicated WooCommerce to Shopify migration page.
WordPress to Shopify migration applies when a brand is moving from a content driven WordPress site (with or without WooCommerce) to Shopify's ecommerce first architecture. This path includes blog content migration, URL structure remapping, and ensuring WordPress indexed pages redirect cleanly to their Shopify equivalents. For the full scope, see our WordPress to Shopify migration page.
BigCommerce, Wix, and Squarespace migrations follow the same full service process TBP applies to every platform cutover: discovery, data mapping, staging build, QA, SEO preservation, and managed go live, but each platform carries specific migration considerations that affect timeline and data mapping complexity.
BigCommerce stores typically carry product data in a structure closer to Shopify's own model (variants, options, categories), which makes the product catalog transfer more direct than a Magento migration. The main complexity sits in BigCommerce's built in features (native product reviews, faceted search, multi storefront) that need equivalent Shopify app replacements: Judge.me for reviews, Shopify's native filtering or a dedicated app for faceted search, and Shopify Markets for multi region. Customer accounts, order history, and stored payment methods transfer via API or CSV export, and 301 redirects handle URL remapping from BigCommerce's /product-name/ structure to Shopify's /products/product-name pattern.
Wix stores sit on a closed, drag and drop builder with limited export options. Product data, customer lists, and basic blog posts can be exported as CSV, but design elements, automations, and custom code blocks do not transfer. A Wix to Shopify migration is effectively a rebuild on Shopify with data imported from Wix's export files. TBP handles the theme build as a ground up Shopify development project (using Figma wireframes → Liquid templates → Online Store 2.0 sections) while running the data import in parallel. SEO preservation requires manual 301 redirect mapping since Wix's URL structure (often hash based or JavaScript rendered) does not map cleanly to Shopify's standard paths.
Squarespace offers a more structured export than Wix. Products, blog posts, and basic pages export as XML/CSV, but Squarespace's design centric page layouts (sections, galleries, custom CSS) do not carry over. Like Wix, this is a data import plus rebuild path. The key Squarespace specific consideration is SEO: Squarespace uses a /store/p/product-name URL pattern that requires per product 301 redirects to Shopify's /products/product-name convention, and Squarespace's built in analytics and email campaigns need replacement with Shopify compatible tools (Shopify Analytics/Reports + Klaviyo or MoEngage for email).
TBP also migrates stores from less common platforms, Volusion, Shopware, Drupal based ecommerce, and custom built PHP/Laravel stores, to Shopify. These migrations follow the same full service process but may require custom data extraction scripts depending on the source platform's export capabilities. If your current platform is not listed here.
Full Scope
Yes, virtually any ecommerce store can be migrated to Shopify, regardless of the source platform. The real question is not whether migration is possible, but what data categories your store holds and how cleanly each one transfers. TBP's migration scope covers seven core data categories as standard.
Select a data category from the list to see the full transfer scope
Delivery Methods
Shopify migrations happen through three delivery methods and TBP defaults to full service because the other two leave gaps that surface after go live.
Uses tools like Shopify's Store Migration app or third-party apps (Cart2Cart, LitExtension) to automate product and customer data transfers. Fast for simple catalogs, but limited in scope.
Exporting CSVs from the source platform and importing them into Shopify's admin. Viable for small stores (under 100 products, no order history needed), but error-prone at scale.
Covers all seven data categories — products, customers, orders, SEO, blog, design, and integrations — as a single engagement with discovery, staging QA, and managed go-live.
Free discovery consultation to assess your current platform, catalog size, data categories (products, customers, orders, blog, integrations), SEO indexed URL count, and third party dependencies. Output: a technical specification document and a data mapping plan.
NDA executed before any store data is shared. TBP receives Shopify collaborator access (not ownership) to your development store. Your current platform credentials are shared securely for data extraction.
Product data, customer records, order history, and blog content are extracted from the source platform via API, CSV export, or custom scripts (depending on platform capabilities). Every field is mapped to its Shopify equivalent, including metafields, metaobjects, and variant structures that do not have a 1:1 match across platforms.
Your new Shopify theme is built in parallel on a staging/development store: Figma wireframes to Liquid templates, Online Store 2.0 sections, responsive and Core Web Vitals compliant.
Payment gateways (Razorpay, Stripe, PayPal), shipping providers (Shiprocket, Delhivery, Blue Dart), email platforms (Klaviyo, MoEngage), and CRM/ERP connections (Tally, SAP, Zoho) are set up and tested on the staging store. Every integration runs test transactions before go live.
301 redirects are mapped for every indexed URL. Meta titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, structured data (schema markup), and sitemap are verified. Staging QA covers 90+ PageSpeed validation, cross browser testing, mobile responsiveness, and functional testing on all integrations. The full checklist is signed off before launch proceeds.
DNS cutover with zero downtime. Redirects go live simultaneously. Google Search Console is resubmitted with the updated sitemap. Full code ownership is handed over, no proprietary lock in. Your 1 year free technical support window opens from launch day, covering bug fixes, minor updates, and 24 hour priority bug response.
SEO Preservation
SEO preservation is the single most common concern brands raise before committing to a migration, and the single most common thing agencies get wrong. TBP's migration process treats SEO as a structural engineering task, not an afterthought checkbox. Every migration includes five specific SEO preservation mechanisms.
Every indexed URL from your current platform is mapped to its Shopify equivalent and a 301 redirect is created. This includes product pages, collection/category pages, blog posts, and any standalone pages indexed by Google. Shopify's native URL redirect system handles most cases; complex patterns (regex based, conditional, or high volume) use Shopify's bulk redirect import or a Cloudflare Worker proxy layer.
Every page on the new Shopify store is verified for correct canonical tags, preventing duplicate content signals that can occur when Shopify generates both /products/name and /collections/collection-name/products/name URLs for the same product.
Existing meta titles and descriptions from the source platform are mapped to their Shopify equivalents. Pages with missing or duplicate meta data are flagged and rewritten during the migration, not left for post launch cleanup.
Product schema (JSON-LD), breadcrumb schema, FAQ schema, and organization schema are rebuilt natively in Shopify's Liquid templates. If the source platform had structured data that Shopify's default themes do not support, custom schema code is added.
The updated Shopify sitemap is submitted to Google Search Console immediately after go live. TBP monitors indexing status for 2 to 4 weeks post launch, tracking how quickly Google discovers the new URLs, deindexes the old ones, and whether any 404s or redirect chains appear.
Proven Track Record
TBP has completed 40+ Shopify migrations across jewellery, fashion, home decor, luxury, and food verticals. In the last month alone, 13 store migrations were completed and launched.
"We were on WooCommerce for four years and dreaded the migration — too many horror stories about lost orders and dropped rankings. TBP mapped every redirect, transferred our full order history, and we launched on Shopify without a single day of downtime. Our PageSpeed went from 52 to 91 on mobile."
Investment
Shopify migration costs depend on four factors: catalog size (number of products and variants), number of integrations to reconfigure, source platform complexity (open source like Magento vs. closed like Wix), and whether the migration includes a ground up theme build or a template based setup.
Project based Shopify migrations at TBP are a one time engagement with milestone based billing. The final quotation depends on the scope of work.
Ask for a QuotationComplex migrations, enterprise Magento stores, multi market Shopify Plus setups, or stores with 10+ third party integrations, are scoped and quoted after the free discovery call based on the technical specification document.
Book Discovery CallEvery migration engagement includes NDA protection, full code ownership at handover, and 1 year of free post launch technical support. The support cost is not a separate line item.
Why TBP
Brands choose TBP for migration over self service tools and competing agencies for five reasons, each tied to a specific operational commitment.
TBP is a Certified Shopify Partner with access to Shopify's Partner Dashboard, development stores, and collaboration store features. Your migration is handled by a team that meets Shopify's own quality thresholds, not a freelancer running migrations on the side.
Jewellery, fashion, home decor, luxury, and food, with source platforms spanning WooCommerce, Magento, WordPress, BigCommerce, and Wix. Volume means your migration team has likely handled your exact platform to Shopify path before.
301 redirect mapping, canonical verification, meta transfer, schema rebuild, and sitemap monitoring are included in every migration, not sold as an add on or left for your SEO team to handle post launch.
From go live, your store is covered for bug fixes, minor updates, and 24 hour priority response for 12 months. Migration related issues that surface after launch (a missed redirect, a data mapping error, an integration conflict) are covered at no additional cost.
Every migration engagement is NDA protected from day one. At handover, you own everything, theme code, custom apps, redirect files, configuration documentation. No lock in, no proprietary dependencies.
FAQs
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