E-Commerce Retail
Van Schaik Bookstore
Moved a 50,000-product catalogue and eight integrations to Shopify. E-commerce sales rose over 40% after launch.
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We move WooCommerce stores to Shopify with their products, customers, orders and content, and decide with you what happens to the WordPress site around them.
WooCommerce stores often depend on a stack of plugins, hosting and updates that need regular attention. As a store grows, that upkeep can take more time than selling.
Shopify handles hosting, security and updates for you. A migration moves your products, customers and orders across, with redirects so search rankings carry over, and replaces each plugin with an app or custom feature.
A migration is not always the right answer. These are the cases we compare.
No. The store can move to Shopify while content stays in WordPress, or both can move. We compare the options with you.
Yes. Posts and pages can be moved to Shopify, with redirects from their old addresses.
Each one is reviewed. Most have a Shopify app or built-in equivalent; the rest are rebuilt or retired.
Subscriptions need careful handling because payment details cannot always move. We plan this with your payment provider before launch.
Give us a sense of your plugins, your content and what is making the store hard to run.