WooCommerce migration.
Moving a store is a data problem, an SEO problem, and a timing problem at once. We migrate stores to WooCommerce from Shopify, Magento, and older carts with products, customers, orders, and rankings all arriving intact.
Plan my migration ↗The move that everyone postpones.
The problem
Store owners stay on platforms they have outgrown because migration sounds like lost data, broken links, and a week of downtime. Fees keep compounding while the decision waits.
Our solution
We migrate in parallel: the new WooCommerce store is built and verified beside the live one, data is synced, redirects are mapped URL by URL, and the switchover happens in minutes, not days.
Tell us what you are on and what it costs you monthly. The math is usually quick.
Get a migration plan ↗Migration services.
Everything that must survive the move, moved carefully.
Products & variants
The full catalog with images, variations, prices, and stock, mapped into a clean WooCommerce structure.
Customers & orders
Customer accounts and order history brought across, so returning buyers and reports keep working.
SEO & redirect mapping
Every old URL redirected to its new home, so years of rankings and backlinks are not left behind.
Design rebuild
Your storefront rebuilt on WordPress, either matching the current design or improving it on the way.
Payments & shipping re-setup
Gateways, shipping zones, and taxes configured fresh and verified with test orders before launch.
Zero-drama switchover
A planned cutover with data freeze, final sync, and rollback plan, timed for your quietest hours.
Not sure which of these you need? We will map it with you in a free call.
Book a free call ↗Platforms we migrate from.
Ecommerce platforms and site builders we regularly move stores off, onto WooCommerce.
How a migration runs.
Built beside the live store, switched over in minutes.
Why migrations go smoothly here.
A migration is only good if nobody outside the project notices it happened, except your accountant.
Verified, not assumed
Product counts, order totals, and customer records are reconciled against the source before cutover.
Rankings protected
Redirect mapping and structure parity mean Google follows the move instead of penalizing it.
Minutes of switchover
The store keeps selling on the old platform until the moment the new one takes over.
A rollback that exists
If anything looks wrong at cutover, we can return to the old store immediately. We have never needed to twice.
Migration fits when.
Industries we serve.
Think GAP3 is the right fit for your team? Tell us about your project.
Start a project ↗Migration questions, answered.
No. The new store is built and tested beside the live one, which keeps selling until cutover. The switchover itself takes minutes and is scheduled for your quietest window.
With proper redirect mapping and structure parity, yes. Every old URL points to its new equivalent, so search engines and backlinks follow the store rather than hitting dead ends.
Yes, it is our most requested migration. Products, customers, orders, and blog content come across, and the monthly platform and app fees stop.
Both migrate. Customers keep their accounts (passwords are reset securely by the platform change), and order history stays available for support and reporting.
Yes. Bulk migrations run scripted and verified by counts and spot checks, so ten thousand products move as reliably as a hundred.
Your choice. We can rebuild the current design closely on WordPress, or use the move to fix what never worked. Most clients choose a light refresh.
Each app gets mapped to a WooCommerce equivalent, a built-in feature, or an honest conversation about whether it was earning its subscription.
Typically three to six weeks depending on catalog size, custom features, and design scope. The date is in the quote, and the old store stays live throughout.
A fixed price based on data volume, design scope, and integrations. For most stores it pays for itself in saved platform fees within the first year.