Shopify Migrations · Puerto Rico
Move your store to Shopify without losing what you’ve built.
Products, customers, order history, and your Google rankings — I move all of it from GoDaddy, Wix, WooCommerce, or wherever you are now, without your store missing a day of sales.
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Most owners don’t leave their platform because they want to — they leave because it’s costing them: hours of admin work, checkouts that fail, apps that don’t exist, support that doesn’t answer.
Shopify fixes most of that out of the box. The hard part is the move itself — and that’s the part I take off your hands completely. I’ve done enough migrations to know exactly where they break: variants that don’t map, redirects nobody sets up, sales history that vanishes. None of that happens on my watch.
How a migration works
Audit
I go through your current store and list everything that has to move: products, variants, images, customers, orders, pages, and the URLs Google already ranks.
Export and map
I export your data and map it to Shopify’s structure — the step where DIY migrations usually lose variants, images, or customer records.
Build
While your current store keeps selling, I build the Shopify store in parallel: theme, navigation, payments, shipping, and taxes.
Redirects
Every old URL gets a 301 redirect to its new home, so the rankings and backlinks you’ve earned keep working for you.
Launch and handoff
We switch your domain over — minutes, not days — and I walk you through running the new store until you’re comfortable.
What moves with you
What a migration costs
Migrations are usually faster and cheaper than building from scratch, because your catalog and content already exist. Most take 2–4 weeks depending on how much data is moving and how much of the design we rebuild along the way.
I don’t do fixed-price menus — every store is different. Call me, tell me what platform you’re on and roughly how many products you have, and I’ll give you a real number in that first conversation. The assessment costs nothing.
No. Your current store keeps selling while I build the Shopify store in parallel. The switch happens at the domain level at the very end and takes minutes.
Not if the migration is done right. I map every old URL to its new Shopify address with 301 redirects, carry over your page titles and descriptions, and submit the new sitemap. Google follows the redirects and transfers your rankings.
Almost certainly. I regularly move stores from GoDaddy, Wix, WooCommerce, Squarespace, and BigCommerce — and if you’re on something less common, data can always be exported, mapped, and imported. Tell me what you’re on.
Typically 2–4 weeks. A small catalog moving onto a standard theme is at the fast end; thousands of products plus a custom design takes longer. You get a real timeline in the first call.
Ready to make the move?
Call or message me, tell me what platform you’re on, and I’ll tell you exactly what your migration involves — timeline, cost, and what to watch out for.
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