Migration as rebuild
Use the platform move to improve page structure, navigation, product information, cart flow, and editing model.
Shopify Migration
Move your catalogue, content and buying journey with a clear plan for what transfers, what needs rebuilding and what must be checked before launch. Our Le Boutique Royal case shows a Wix-to-Shopify migration for a floral brand with delivery and personalization requirements.

Post-click problem
A product import does not recreate delivery rules, custom options, customer journeys or search landing pages. We scope the data transfer alongside the storefront and operations, with acceptance checks for each part.
What we rebuild
Every section should help the buyer move from confusion to clarity, from doubt to trust, and from interest to action.
Use the platform move to improve page structure, navigation, product information, cart flow, and editing model.
Map important URLs, redirects, metadata, indexable pages, and internal links before launch.
Move products, collections, content, and key page assets without dragging unnecessary plugin logic forward.
Check templates, forms, checkout path, tracking events, mobile layout, redirects, and crawlability before switching traffic.
Review product types, content, important URLs and the integrations your team relies on. Identify what can transfer and what needs a replacement.
Rebuild the agreed Shopify templates and test representative products, options and delivery scenarios before the full transfer.
Check agreed record counts and sample records, redirect destinations, product selections and the path from mobile cart to checkout.
Set the content freeze, final transfer steps and launch checks. Define who monitors orders, redirects and reported issues after the switch.
Framework
We start from the buyer’s decision path and rebuild the moments that determine whether they keep moving or leave.

Wix to Shopify case
The project connected luxury brand presentation with product personalization and delivery selection. Explore the actual scope and storefront decisions, then use them to identify the requirements your own migration needs to preserve.
Process
The process moves from diagnosis to build without turning the project into random design opinions.
Review product types, content, important URLs and the integrations your team relies on. Identify what can transfer and what needs a replacement.
Migration scopeRebuild the agreed Shopify templates and test representative products, options and delivery scenarios before the full transfer.
Reviewed storefrontCheck agreed record counts and sample records, redirect destinations, product selections and the path from mobile cart to checkout.
Acceptance checklistSet the content freeze, final transfer steps and launch checks. Define who monitors orders, redirects and reported issues after the switch.
Cutover planFAQ
We review these flows individually because a product export does not recreate delivery rules or personalization. Our Le Boutique Royal project combined a Wix-to-Shopify migration with delivery selection and product personalization. Your scope must identify the required integrations and test scenarios.
Start with the current store URL, source platform, approximate catalogue size, required integrations and target launch window. We then review data access, custom options and URL changes before agreeing the scope. App fees and third-party migration tools are identified separately.
No. A platform change can affect rankings even with careful preparation. We plan URL mapping, redirects, content and metadata checks to reduce avoidable losses, and agree post-launch checks before cutover.
Yes. WooCommerce and WordPress migrations are common when the goal is a cleaner Shopify buying journey.
Important URLs are mapped before launch, redirects are planned, metadata is preserved or improved, and crawlable public pages are checked after export.
Yes. Scope depends on catalog size, content complexity, variant structure, and how much cleanup is needed before importing.
Only if it already supports the buying journey. Most migrations are stronger when the page system is rebuilt instead of copied.
No. If the business model, catalog, integrations, or operations are a poor fit, we will call that out before recommending a move.
Free First-Look
Send your store or product page URL. If it looks like a fit, we’ll prepare a short First-Look direction before the call and walk you through what we’d change.