Your business
keeps moving.
So should your store.
Ready to move on from the platform that’s holding you back? We bring your products, customer history, content and storefront into Shopify with a clear plan for the details that matter.
WooCommerce · Wix · Squarespace · Magento · BigCommerce · PrestaShop · Shopware
WHAT CAN MOVE?
Products and variants · Collections · Customer records · Order history · Pages and blogs · Supported reviews · Metadata and URL redirects · Essential functionality, rebuilt for Shopify
A FEW BRANDS WE’VE BUILT WITH
A new platform shouldn’t mean starting your business over. Keep what matters. Build a better place for it.
Every product option, page, customer record and integration affects how your store works after the move. We look at the whole picture, so the migration gives you a stronger foundation instead of a new list of things to fix.
Your platform.
Your way to Shopify.
Choose your current platform for the details, or send us the store and we’ll help map the next step.
WooCommerce
to Shopify.
WooCommerce store, without the plugin headaches.
See this migrationWix
to Shopify.
Take the next step with a dedicated ecommerce platform.
See this migrationSquarespace
to Shopify.
Bring your products into a store built around selling.
See this migrationMagento
to Shopify.
A more manageable setup for your next stage.
See this migrationBigCommerce
to Shopify.
Move your catalogue, content and shopping experience.
See this migrationPrestaShop
to Shopify.
Keep the important details. Start with a cleaner foundation.
See this migrationShopware
to Shopify.
A careful move from your current setup to Shopify.
See this migrationA different platform.
The same careful thinking.
Tell us where your store lives today and what needs to come with you.
The whole store.
Considered together.
DATA · DESIGN · CONTENT · SEARCH · INTEGRATIONSYour next store. Still your brand.
Keep the parts of your current design that work, or use the move to give the store a more considered direction. We rebuild the experience for Shopify and the people shopping on it.
- Existing design recreation or an agreed refresh
- Responsive product, collection and content layouts
- Clear navigation and a practical Shopify theme structure
Keep the detail behind every product.
A catalogue is more than a list of names. We map the agreed product fields and collection structure, then check the transferred records against the migration scope.
- Products, SKUs, descriptions, images and prices
- Variants, options, collections and agreed inventory fields
- Data mapping and accuracy checks
Bring the history that matters.
Your existing customer relationships and store history are part of the plan. We confirm the supported records, account fields and any source-platform limits before quoting.
- Agreed customer records and order history
- Essential account and transaction fields within scope
- Record checks after transfer
The trust you’ve already built.
Pages, useful articles and customer feedback help people understand your brand. We include the content types and review data that can be carried across through the agreed method.
- Existing pages and blog content
- Supported reviews and associated data
- Content structure and internal link checks
A considered change of address.
Important URLs and search information need attention before launch. We map old pages to their new destinations and check the agreed SEO elements around the switch.
- Priority URL inventory and 301 redirect mapping
- Metadata and image alternative text where available
- Internal links and launch checks; rankings may fluctuate
Keep the business working behind the scenes.
We review what your current tools do and identify the Shopify apps, native features or custom work needed to replace them. The right solution is agreed before implementation.
- A review of essential app and plugin functionality
- Shopify alternatives and agreed integrations
- Payments, shipping and key workflow configuration
Your store has
earned its place.
Let’s handle the move with care.
Search visibility doesn’t move by itself. We review important pages, carry over the agreed metadata and prepare redirects before the new store goes live.
A platform change can affect rankings. Careful mapping, testing and launch checks help manage that transition.
The plan is agreed before the move.
Keep the good parts.
Leave the friction behind.
More room for
your next chapter.
A Shopify setup organised around your products, customers and the way your business needs to work.
A storefront that
feels more considered.
Recreate what works or refresh the layout, mobile experience and route to the right product.
A team who stays
through the handover.
Clear checks before launch and agreed support while your team settles into the new store.
First, we understand your store.
We audit the current platform, catalogue, customer and order data, pages, URLs, apps and essential features. The scope and the risks are clear before the move begins.
A careful move.
A clear plan.
No guessing what’s next.
From the first audit to the launch checks, the work follows a sequence your team can understand.
Your next store.
Built on Shopify.
Selected Shopify design and development projects from the PRIKTON portfolio.
A move you can
talk through with a real team.
“Great service from Prikton, i wouldn’t hesitate to use again! They transferred our site from wordpress to shopify in no time!”Sean McKinley · PRIKTON client review
Know the scope.
Understand the move.
Then make a plan.
You don’t need to arrive with a technical checklist. Share your current store, roughly how many products you have and the features your business relies on. We’ll review what the migration needs.
Prefer a conversation? Book a 30-minute callA clear proposal.
Before anything moves.
- Current platform and catalogue review
- Agreed data, content and functionality
- Design and integration requirements
- URL mapping and launch responsibilities
- A tailored investment and delivery plan
No fixed package price is assumed. Catalogue size, data complexity, design and integrations shape the scope.
Before you make the move.
What does a Shopify migration include?
It is the move from your current ecommerce platform to Shopify, covering the agreed products, customer records, orders, content and functionality. We confirm the exact fields, volumes and limitations before work begins.
How long will the migration take?
Our existing service page gives a typical range of 3–15 days. The final schedule depends on catalogue size, data quality, design requirements, integrations and launch needs. Your proposal confirms the timeline.
Will my current store stay live during the build?
Where practical, we prepare the Shopify store separately while your existing store remains available. The final data update, domain switch and any transition window are planned with you before launch.
Will the move affect my SEO?
A migration changes URLs, templates and technical signals, so rankings can fluctuate. We map important pages, transfer the agreed metadata and implement 301 redirects to help protect existing visibility.
Can you keep my current design?
Yes. We can recreate the current design closely, or use the move to improve the layouts, mobile experience and shopping flow. The chosen direction is agreed in your scope.
Can customers and historical orders move too?
Yes, where supported by your source platform and the agreed migration method. Customer records, order history and account fields are reviewed during the audit and checked after transfer.
What happens to my apps and plugins?
We review the functionality each tool provides. Some needs can be covered by Shopify features; others require replacement apps, integrations or custom work. The approach and costs are agreed before setup.
What happens after the new store launches?
We check the live store, resolve agreed launch adjustments and help your team settle into Shopify. Ongoing maintenance or additional improvements can be scoped separately.
Ready for your
next chapter?
Your catalogue, your customers and the work you’ve already put into your brand deserve a careful move. Let’s work out what comes next.

















