SEO and URL structure
We map keywords, pages, products, and redirects before anything is moved.
Replatforming to Shopify
Migrate to Shopify without losing traffic, momentum, or sales
We help brands replatform from WordPress, WooCommerce, Magento, Norce and proprietary ecommerce platforms to Shopify. The platform change covers target architecture, data, SEO, URLs, 301 redirects, design, checkout, apps, integrations, tracking and launch, keeping the business moving without unnecessary disruption.
SEO
301
Redirect plan, metadata, and structure before launch.
Data
No data loss
Products, customers, variants and content are migrated in a controlled manner.
Growth
Shopify
A simpler platform to continue developing after launch.
Replatforming to Shopify
Replatforming is more than a migration. It is a chance to build the right foundation.
A data migration moves information. Replatforming takes responsibility for the entire platform change: technology, data model, design, performance, SEO, checkout, apps, integrations and workflows. The result should be a Shopify store that is easier to run and better to grow.
Data without chaos
Products, variants, images, customers, and content get a clear plan.
Design for Shopify
We are rebuilding the experience to fit Shopify and be manageable in the editor.
Secure launch
Checkout, tracking, apps, shipping, and redirects are tested before we redirect traffic.
WordPress to Shopify
Why ecommerce brands choose Shopify for replatforming
Shopify provides a more stable foundation for growing ecommerce. For many brands, replatforming means better operations, easier content work, faster campaigns, fewer fragile custom solutions and a checkout built for conversion.
Stable operation from the start
Shopify handles hosting, security, updates, and checkout so the team doesn't have to spend time on technical maintenance.
Faster campaigns
Products, pages, discounts, and content become easier to work with when the store is built for e-commerce from the ground up.
Built for Conversion
Checkout, payments, fast performance, and clear purchase journeys provide a better foundation for optimizing sales over time.
Scales with the brand
Shopify works for more markets, larger assortments, B2B, apps, and workflows as the business grows.
How we lead Shopify replatforming
Every platform change is different, but the process must be clear. We take responsibility for discovery, strategy, target architecture, data, design, integrations, QA and launch so replatforming to Shopify is controlled and measurable.
01. Analysis of current store
We review the platform, URLs, categories, products, apps, content, order flows, and technical limitations before the migration begins.
02. SEO, metadata, and 301 redirects
A migration from WordPress, WooCommerce, or Magento to Shopify requires a clear SEO plan. We map out important pages, keywords, metadata, and redirects to minimize the risk of a drop in rankings.
03. Products, customers, and content
Product data, variants, images, customers, pages, and articles need to be migrated in a way that makes Shopify easy to work with after launch.
04. Design and Shopify development
We build a Shopify store that feels right for the brand and is easy to manage in the theme editor for campaigns, content, and launches. The structure is shaped around the store's product range, purchase flows, and the need for custom sections, animations, or special flows.
05. Launch and follow-up
Before launch, we test checkout, payments, shipping, tracking, apps, and redirects. After launch, we follow up on indexing, traffic, and conversion.
Replatforming case studies
Replatforming to Shopify for easier operations after launch
Whether the platform change starts with Norce, WooCommerce, Magento or a proprietary solution, data, SEO, design, integrations and workflows must land correctly in Shopify. Vitadora and Piigab.com are examples where complex logic and business-critical systems had to be rebuilt for Shopify without inheriting the old platform's limitations.
FAQ
01. What does replatforming mean in ecommerce?
Replatforming means changing ecommerce platforms while taking responsibility for the entire solution around the store: data model, products, customers, content, URLs, SEO, design, checkout, apps, integrations, tracking, workflows and launch. Data migration is one part of the work; replatforming is the full platform change.
02. Will we lose SEO when we migrate to Shopify?
Not if the migration is planned correctly. We map out important URLs, metadata, keywords, and 301 redirects before launch so that Google has a clear path from the old structure to the new one.
03. Can products, customers, and orders be moved to Shopify?
Yes, product data, variants, images, customers, and often order history can be migrated. We first review the data so that fields, structure, and content are correctly placed in Shopify.
04. Is it possible to migrate from WordPress or WooCommerce to Shopify?
Yes. WordPress and WooCommerce are common platforms to migrate from. The focus is often on retaining content, strengthening SEO, and simultaneously building an e-commerce store that is easier to operate in Shopify.
05. When is Shopify Plus suitable?
Shopify Plus suits brands with greater demands for scalability, multiple markets, B2B, advanced workflows, or teams that need more control over operations, checkout, and expansion.
06. Can we keep our design when we switch platforms?
Yes, but often a migration is a good opportunity to improve structure, conversion, and editability. We can either recreate the existing expression or build upon your brand in a new Shopify experience tailored specifically for your store.
07. What about apps, tracking, and payments?
We review current apps, tracking, shipping, payments, checkout, PIM, ERP, Fortnox, and other integrations before launch. The goal is to replace old dependencies with a more stable Shopify setup where everything is tested before traffic is redirected.
08. How do we ensure a safe launch?
We work with checklists for data, SEO, redirects, checkout, performance, tracking, and content. After launch, we follow up on indexing, traffic, and conversion to quickly identify any deviations, and agreed-upon features come with a 1-year warranty if anything goes wrong.