Catalogue and order sample
Products, options, collections, customers, fulfilled orders, pricing, inventory, media, and custom fields are reviewed.
Shopify PartnerWix to Shopify Migration Service
We map Wix products, customers, orders, content, apps, subscriptions, automations, and URLs into a Shopify store built for stronger commerce operations.
What migrates from Wix to Shopify
Most Wix commerce data has a clear Shopify destination. This is how the main records usually map; we confirm the details during the assessment.
Products and variants
YesProducts, options, SKUs, prices, stock and images move to Shopify products and variants. Products are matched by SKU so historical orders link to the right variants.
URLs and 301 redirects
YesLegacy Wix URLs are mapped to their new Shopify routes with permanent redirects.
SEO metadata
YesPage titles and descriptions move to Shopify's SEO fields.
Customers and contacts
YesProfiles, addresses and marketing consent migrate after deduplication.
Order history
YesHistorical orders are imported with their original order numbers and dates, linked to customers, and recorded without sending emails, charging cards or changing stock.
Collections
YesWix categories and collections become Shopify collections.
CMS Collections and dynamic pages
Yes, with mappingThey are rebuilt as Shopify metaobjects, pages or templates.
Reviews
Yes, via a review appReviews are exported from Wix and imported into your chosen Shopify review app.
Wix Blog posts and pages
YesPosts move to a Shopify blog and pages to Shopify pages; layouts are rebuilt as theme sections.
Pricing Plans and subscriptions
DependsRecurring plans move to a Shopify subscription app, and customers may need to re-enter payment details.
Gift cards
PartlyBalances are recreated as Shopify gift cards; codes may need to be re-issued.
Store credit
Yes, after reconciliationBalances are recreated as Shopify store credit or in a loyalty app.
Discount codes
RecreatedSale prices move with the product data. Discount codes and promotional rules are rebuilt in Shopify and checked against the new storefront.
A Wix migration needs a clear plan for commerce and content
Wix Stores, Members, Pricing Plans, Bookings, CMS Collections, automations, and page URLs each need an explicit Shopify destination before data starts moving.
Wix can combine commerce, content, memberships, bookings, and automation in one site. Our migration separates those jobs clearly so Shopify receives the data and workflows the store still needs, without carrying unnecessary complexity.
- 01Catalogue & order data
- 02Wix apps & automations
- 03Content & SEO continuity
Our Wix to Shopify migration process
- 1.
Wix feature inventory
We document Wix Stores, apps, CMS Collections, Members, Pricing Plans, Bookings, automations, integrations, content, tracking, and operational workflows.
- 2.
Data and URL mapping
Catalogue, customers, orders, content, subscriptions, app data, metadata, and indexable URLs receive defined Shopify destinations and validation rules.
- 3.
Rehearsal migration
Representative records are extracted, transformed, imported, and checked for counts, relationships, media, pricing, accounts, orders, and exceptions.
- 4.
Shopify implementation
We build the storefront, content model, app stack, account experience, analytics, integrations, and maintainable merchant workflows.
- 5.
Journey validation
Products, content, search, accounts, subscriptions, checkout, payments, shipping, tax, emails, tracking, and redirects are tested.
- 6.
Cutover and monitoring
Final data, domain, redirects, account communication, tracking, operational handover, launch checks, and post-launch monitoring are coordinated.
Wix migration case study
How we moved JellyBean Tanning from Wix to Shopify
JellyBean Tanning's customer profiles were cleaned and migrated, legacy order history was mapped back to the correct customers, and legacy Wix URLs were redirected to their new Shopify routes. Every order in the final batch was independently verified, with zero duplicates.
Migration risk assessment
What we review before your Wix migration
We review the Wix data, apps, content, and customer journeys most likely to affect scope, validation, and launch.
App and workflow inventory
Pricing Plans, Bookings, Members, forms, automations, subscriptions, reviews, loyalty, and integrations are documented.
Content and SEO map
Pages, blog posts, CMS Collections, dynamic routes, media, metadata, domains, tracking, and redirects are inventoried.
You receive a scoped migration approach, major risks, dependencies, and the decisions needed before implementation.
Book a risk assessment
Migration apps vs a managed migration
Apps such as Cart2Cart and LitExtension connect to Wix and copy common records into Shopify, while import tools such as Matrixify load prepared spreadsheets. For a straightforward catalogue they are a quick, cost-effective way to move data.
When a migration app is usually enough
- A modest catalogue with simple products and variants
- Few integrations, apps or custom fields to carry over
- Limited organic traffic, so redirects can be handled with a short list
- An in-house team with time to check the imported data and fix exceptions
When a managed migration is worth it
- Organic search matters and every indexable URL needs a mapped redirect
- Custom fields, complex options, B2B pricing or subscriptions need deliberate mapping
- ERP, fulfilment, marketing or other integrations must keep working on day one
- You need record-level reconciliation, rehearsal imports and a planned cutover
A managed migration can still use these tools where they fit. The difference is that one team owns the result, from mapping to launch.
Wix to Shopify migration FAQ
A Wix to Shopify migration typically takes 4–6 weeks depending on catalogue size, integrations and design scope.
We confirm the timeline after the risk assessment, once data volumes, integrations and the storefront scope are clear.
It depends on scope: the size and complexity of the catalogue, which data needs to move, the integrations and custom functionality involved, and whether the storefront is being redesigned or rebuilt.
We don't quote a figure before we've seen the store. The risk assessment comes first and gives you a scoped approach to price against.
No. Your Wix store stays live and keeps trading while we build and test the Shopify store separately. Any short content or order freeze is agreed with you in advance.
We crawl the Wix site, inventory indexable URLs and metadata, preserve useful content, map permanent redirects, validate canonicals and internal links, and monitor indexing after launch.
Customer passwords can't be transferred because they are stored as one-way hashes, so customers activate their Shopify accounts or sign in with a one-time code.
Anything else that can't move directly is documented with a replacement plan rather than silently dropped.
For a small catalogue they can be a starting point. For customers and full order history they usually aren't, because the exports don't always include every field needed to rebuild an order accurately. We work from Wix exports and APIs together, keep Wix read-only, and audit the data before anything is written to Shopify.