LEGACY ↗ SHOPIFY

Products & variants2,481 ✓

Customer accounts9,320 ✓

Order history41,206 ✓

301 redirects1,874

Migrating from

WooCommerce

Magento

Wix

Custom build

SEO preservedZero downtime

Shopify Migration

Replatform without losing
what you've built.

Move to Shopify from WooCommerce, Magento, Wix, or a custom build — products, customers, and order history carried across intact, with every legacy URL redirected so your rankings come with you.

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★★★★★ 5.0 Excellent on Shopify ↗

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OpenCart✦

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What moves with you

Nothing left behind in the old store

Six workstreams that decide whether a replatform is a fresh start or an expensive reset.

Catalogue & inventory

Products, variants, options, collections, and stock levels mapped field by field — including the attributes your old platform kept in custom tables nobody documented.

Customers & order history

Accounts, addresses, and full order history carried across — so returns, support, and lifetime-value reporting work from day one instead of starting from zero at launch.

SEO & 301 redirects

Every indexed URL crawled and mapped to its Shopify equivalent before cutover. Rankings, backlinks, and live ad landing pages keep working the morning after.

Storefront rebuild

Rebuilt on OS 2.0 rather than force-fitted into a template — a replatform is the one moment you get to fix what the old system made you live with.

Apps & integrations

ERP, POS, shipping, loyalty, and payment gateways re-established on Shopify equivalents — with a written map of what replaces what, agreed before anything is switched.

Cutover & DNS

Launch planned to the hour: final data sync, DNS switch, redirects verified against the live site, and monitoring through the first days of real traffic.

How we work

Your old store stays live until the last minute.

Four stages, run alongside your current store — nothing goes dark while we work.

Free · 48 hours

Storefront teardown

We shop your live store the way a customer does and map what's public — catalogue size, URL structure, and what's costing you orders today. Public pages only; no admin access needed to scope a move.

Mapping

Data map

Every field, collection, and URL matched to its Shopify equivalent — with the gaps named up front: what moves cleanly, what needs reshaping, and what genuinely cannot come across.

Staging

Rebuild

Catalogue imported and the storefront rebuilt on OS 2.0 in a staging store running beside your live site. Test orders, real data, nothing switched over yet.

Cutover

Go live

A scheduled switch: final data sync, DNS change, redirects verified against the live site, then monitoring through the first days of traffic — with the old store still standing by.

Why it matters here

Replatforming in the Gulf has its own rules

Moving to Shopify in the UAE or KSA is not just a data transfer. Bilingual URL trees, local payment providers, and COD-heavy order history all behave differently in a migration — and the cost of getting them wrong shows up in your search rankings weeks after launch, when it is expensive to undo.

Two URL trees, not one

Bilingual stores carry Arabic and English paths that both rank. Both get crawled, mapped, and redirected — so the Arabic side survives the move as intact as the English one.

Payment continuity

Tabby, Tamara, mada, and COD re-established on Shopify equivalents, with saved-card and subscription implications flagged before cutover rather than discovered after it.

COD history is worth keeping

Where cash on delivery dominates, historical order data is what drives your fraud screening and returns logic. It comes across intact instead of resetting to nothing.

Cutover timed to your traffic

We switch during your genuine quiet window — which in the Gulf, with a Friday–Saturday weekend and late-evening shopping, is rarely what a Western playbook assumes.

FAQ

Shopify migration questions, answered

What store owners ask us before replatforming — answered without the sales pitch.

Will I lose my Google rankings?+

Not if the redirects are done properly — and that is the part most migrations rush. We crawl every indexed URL on your current store and map it to its Shopify equivalent before cutover, then verify the redirects against the live site afterwards. Expect a short fluctuation while Google recrawls, not a cliff.

Can you bring across order history?+

Yes — products, variants, customers, addresses, and historical orders. Order history is the piece most migrations quietly skip because it is fiddly, and it is the piece that makes returns, support, and lifetime-value reporting work on launch day rather than a year later.

Which platforms do you migrate from?+

WooCommerce, Magento, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce, OpenCart, and custom builds. If the data can be exported, reached through an API, or read from the database, it can generally be moved — we confirm exactly what is reachable before quoting.

How long will my store be down?+

It is not. Your current store stays live and selling for the entire build — the new one is assembled in a staging store alongside it. The only interruption is the DNS switch at the very end, scheduled for your quietest window, and your old store stays standing by afterwards.

How much does a Shopify migration cost?+

Quoted fixed-price once we have seen catalogue size, URL count, and the integrations involved. Migrations vary far more than new builds, which is why we scope from your live storefront first — and that part costs nothing.

Migrating from

Replatform without losing
what you've built.