Move platforms without losing orders, customers or rankings
Migrations go wrong in predictable ways: lost order history, broken URLs, and a search traffic drop nobody planned for. Handled properly it is an uneventful weekend rather than a quarter of recovery.
This is for you if:
- Your current platform is limiting what you can sell.
- Fees or hosting costs have outgrown the platform.
- You inherited a store nobody can maintain.
- A previous migration cost you traffic.
What You Actually Get
Built in parallel and tested fully before anything switches over.
Full Data Migration
Products, variants, customers, order history and reviews moved across and reconciled, not just the catalogue.
URL Mapping & Redirects
Every old product and collection URL mapped to its new address with a 301, which is what decides whether rankings survive.
Parallel Test Store
The new store built and tested on a temporary address, with real transactions run end to end before go-live.
Monitored Cutover
DNS switched at a quiet hour, then errors, rankings and orders watched closely for the first weeks.
Other Work Under Ecommerce Store
Store work tends to arrive in a sequence -- platform first, then checkout, then the migration. Here is what else sits alongside store migration.
Store Migration FAQs
Minutes, not days. The new store is fully live on a temporary address before we touch DNS, so the switch itself is just a redirection.
Not if URLs are mapped, which is the part cheap migrations skip. We audit what currently ranks, redirect every one of those addresses, and monitor for the weeks afterward.
Accounts and order history migrate. Passwords are stored hashed and generally cannot move between platforms, so customers set a new one on first login — we handle that email so it does not come as a surprise.
Ready To Talk About Store Migration?
Move platforms without losing orders, customers or rankings. Tell us where you are with it today and we will tell you what we would tackle first — and what we would leave alone for now.