Service

Zero-risk migration to Shopify Plus.

Revenue, SEO, and customer data protected from day one.

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Overview

Platform migrations done badly are expensive. We've seen brands lose 30–40% of organic traffic, corrupt their customer data, and break their attribution in a single poorly-executed migration. We prevent that.

What's included

  • Pre-migration audit & risk assessment
  • Data migration (products, orders, customers)
  • 301 redirect mapping & SEO preservation
  • Theme build or headless implementation
  • Analytics & tracking setup
  • Post-launch monitoring & QA
  • Team training & handover

Our process

How we work.

01

Audit

We audit your current platform: URL structure, SEO performance, data schema, integrations, and analytics. Every risk is documented before we write a line of code.

02

Plan

A migration plan covering data mapping, redirect strategy, theme approach (standard Shopify Plus or headless), and a launch timeline.

03

Build

Development on a staging environment. Theme build, integrations, data migration, and full QA before any DNS change.

04

Launch

Coordinated launch with monitoring in place. DNS cutover, redirect verification, analytics validation, and a 48-hour post-launch support window.

05

Monitor

30-day post-launch monitoring of organic traffic, rankings, conversion rate, and revenue vs pre-migration baseline.

FAQs

Common questions.

How long does a migration take?

Typically 6–12 weeks from audit to launch, depending on catalogue size, custom functionality, and theme complexity. Headless builds take longer.

Will we lose SEO rankings?

Not if it's done correctly. Comprehensive 301 redirect mapping, metadata preservation, and a pre/post crawl comparison are standard in every migration we run.

Can you migrate from any platform?

We specialise in migrations from Magento, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, and custom platforms to Shopify Plus. Each has its own data schema challenges. We have handled them all.

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