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Shopify Migration Services — Move to Shopify Without Losing SEO or Data
Migrate from WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, Wix or a custom platform to Shopify, with products, customers, orders and URLs carried across and redirected.
Quick answer
A Shopify migration moves your store’s data and search visibility from another platform to Shopify. Lazapi transfers products, variants, customers, orders and content, maps every old URL to its new address with 301 redirects, rebuilds metadata and structured data, and monitors Google Search Console after launch.
Platforms we migrate from
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Magento / Adobe Commerce
Leave server maintenance and extension upgrades behind.
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BigCommerce
Products, customers, orders and URL structure mapped to Shopify.
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Wix and Squarespace
Grow beyond a website builder into a full commerce platform.
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OpenCart and custom PHP
Replace a custom or ageing platform with Shopify.
Migration risks we manage
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Lost rankings
Broken URLs and missing metadata are the main cause of traffic drops. Every URL gets a redirect and every page keeps its metadata.
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Missing data
Variants, customer accounts and order history are checked against the source, not assumed.
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Downtime
You keep selling on the old store until launch; a final sync brings across the last orders.
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Feature gaps
Plugins and extensions are mapped to Shopify apps or theme code before the build starts.
Migration steps
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Audit and plan
Crawl the old site, list data, features and integrations, and agree scope.
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Data mapping
Map fields, categories, customer data and URLs from the old platform to Shopify.
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Test migration
Run a trial import and check a sample of products, customers and orders.
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Build and redirects
Theme, apps and the full redirect map are set up on the new store.
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Launch and monitor
Final data sync, DNS switch and Search Console monitoring after launch.
What we migrate
| Data | Migrated | Notes |
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| Products and variants | Yes | Titles, descriptions, options, SKUs, prices, stock, images |
| Collections and categories | Yes | Rebuilt as manual or automated collections |
| Customers | Yes | Names, emails, addresses, tags. Passwords cannot be moved; customers are invited to set a new one. |
| Order history | Yes | Imported as historical orders for reporting and customer accounts |
| Reviews | Yes | Through your chosen reviews app’s import |
| Blog posts and pages | Yes | Content, images and metadata |
| URLs | Redirected | Every old URL mapped to its new address with a 301 redirect |
| Gift cards and discounts | Case by case | Depends on the source platform and Shopify plan |
How we protect your SEO
- A full crawl of the old site and a URL-by-URL redirect map
- Page titles, meta descriptions and headings carried across
- Structured data rebuilt for products, organisation and breadcrumbs
- Search Console monitoring and fixes after launch
Questions we hear often
Will I lose my Google rankings when I move to Shopify?
Rankings can dip briefly during any migration, but a careful migration keeps them. We redirect every old URL with a 301, carry across titles and descriptions, rebuild structured data and watch Search Console after launch so issues are fixed quickly.
Can customer passwords be migrated?
No. Shopify does not allow passwords to be imported from another platform. Customer accounts, addresses and order history are migrated, and customers receive an invitation to set a new password.
Can you migrate my order history?
Yes. Past orders are imported as historical orders so they appear in reports and customer accounts. They do not trigger emails or fulfilment.
Do I need to stop selling during the migration?
No. The old store keeps trading while we build the new one. Just before launch we run a final sync to bring across new orders and customers, then switch the domain.
How long does a migration take?
It depends on catalogue size, integrations and design work. After the audit we give you a written timeline with a launch date.
Let’s talk about your Shopify store
Tell us where the store is today and where you want it to be. We’ll reply with clear next steps and a written quote.