Shopify migration
Wix to Shopify migration
I move your Wix store to Shopify with products, customers and blog content intact, and every old URL redirected so search traffic and saved links land on the right page.
Working to a budget? Tell me what you can spend and I’ll fit the scope to it. For first-time clients, the consultation and plan are free. Discuss your budget
- Shopify Select Partner
- 4.96 average from 719 reviews
- 1,000+ Shopify projects delivered
- Redirects and SEO handled
Pricing
Fixed quote
Overview
Leaving Wix without losing ground
Wix is easy to start on, and store owners usually leave it for the same reasons: limited checkout and app options, slow product pages on mobile, or a catalog that has outgrown Wix Stores. I'm a Shopify developer and CRO specialist and a Shopify Select Partner, so I'm biased towards Shopify. If your site is mostly pages with a handful of products, read my Shopify vs Wix comparison before you commit to a move.
Products and customers transfer cleanly. Wix exports both as CSV files, and Shopify's free Store Migration app imports them. As checked on 7 November 2026, Shopify's Wix guide lists the limits: each Wix product export holds up to 5,000 rows, products with four or more options import without their variants, digital products can't be exported, and imported products arrive as drafts. I rebuild the products that would import broken instead of publishing them as they land.
Content needs more care. Wix states that it's currently not possible to export blog posts to other platforms, and reviews can't be exported either. My team moves posts with their images, headings and meta descriptions, and brings reviews into a Shopify review app. Customer passwords never transfer between platforms, so customers set a new one or sign in with a one-time email code on Shopify's new customer accounts. Order history needs a third-party app.
Redirects protect your traffic. Wix product pages sit under /product-page/ by default, while Shopify uses /products/. I map every old product, category, page and blog URL to its new address, import the 301 redirects before the domain moves, then check your most-visited pages in Search Console after launch. Every migration gets a fixed quote after a free 3‑point review.
Signs it's time to move
- Product pages load slowly on phones and the editor can't fix it.
- You need apps, subscriptions or B2B features Wix doesn't offer.
- Your catalog has outgrown simple categories and filters.
- You want to sell abroad with local currencies and prices.
- Small changes keep needing workarounds in the Wix editor.
What the migration includes
Product and variant import
Products, variants, prices, SKUs, stock and images mapped from the Wix CSV to Shopify's format, then checked against the old store.
Customer import
Customer records and addresses moved with email consent kept exactly as it was, so nobody who unsubscribed gets marketing.
Blog posts and pages
Wix has no blog export, so posts and pages are moved by hand with their images, headings and meta descriptions.
301 redirect map
Every old product, category, page and blog URL redirected to its Shopify match and imported before the domain switch.
Theme build
Your store rebuilt on a Shopify theme in your brand style, set up for mobile first and kept light on apps.
Reviews, apps and domain
Reviews moved into a review app, Wix features replaced with Shopify settings or apps, and the domain moved without SSL errors.
Benefits
Why Wix owners move with me
Checked, not just imported
Import tools report success even when variants or images go missing. My team compares the old and new store product by product.
SEO is part of the job
Redirects, titles, meta descriptions and alt text move with the content, because a migration that loses search traffic isn't finished.
Built to sell
I'm a CRO specialist, so the new store is set up to convert from launch day, not only to match the old design.
How it works
How the migration works
- 1
Free 3‑point review
Send your Wix URL. I look at your catalog, content and traffic, and point out the three things that matter most in your move.
- 2
Plan and fixed quote
I list what moves, how it moves and what changes, then give you a fixed quote and timeline. Nothing starts until you agree.
- 3
Build and import
My team builds the Shopify store, imports and checks your data and prepares the redirect map while Wix keeps taking orders.
- 4
Launch and check
We switch the domain, test redirects and checkout with real orders, and watch Search Console for errors after launch.
Is it a fit?
Is this migration right for you
A good fit
- You sell physical products on Wix Stores and plan to grow.
- Search traffic brings you sales and you can't afford to lose it.
- You want one accountable person, not a ticket queue.
- You want the move to improve conversion, not only copy the old site.
Not the right fit
- Your site is mainly a portfolio or booking site with a few products. Wix may suit you better.
- You want the cheapest copy and paste, with no redirects or checks.
- You need the store moved by tomorrow.
Comparison
What moves, and what changes
| Aspect | On Wix | On Shopify |
|---|---|---|
| Products | Wix Stores catalog | Imported from CSV, checked |
| Product URLs | /product-page/name | /products/name, 301 redirected |
| Customers | Contacts export | Imported, consent kept |
| Passwords | Wix member logins | Not transferable |
| Blog | No export option | Moved post by post |
| Reviews | Not exportable | Added to a review app |
| Apps | Wix App Market | Shopify apps or built-in features |
Reporting
What you get at handover
Redirect map
A spreadsheet of every old Wix URL and where it now points, so you can check any link yourself.
Data check
Product, customer and content counts from Wix and Shopify side by side, with anything that couldn't move listed.
SEO baseline
Your top pages and search queries from before the move, so we compare traffic against real numbers after launch.
Admin walkthrough
A walkthrough of your new admin: products, orders, discounts and theme edits, so you can run the store yourself.
Recent Shopify work
Shopify stores I’ve built.
Ricrac Shop
Built start to finish for an Egyptian-made furniture and home brand: a bilingual English/Arabic store with room- and product-led navigation and a ‘Ready to Ship’ range. Product pages put installments, delivery estimates, warranty, returns and reviews where buyers decide. I also handled the speed and SEO work.
View the Ricrac Shop case study
Wood Tech
Built start to finish for an Australian woodworking-machinery distributor: CNC machines, edgebanders, panel saws and tooling, with brand, machine-type and used-machinery routes. Machine pages lead with ‘Enquire Now’, specs, brochures and videos to turn high-ticket visits into sales calls. I also handled the CRO, speed and SEO work.
View the Wood Tech case study
IrelandsEye Knitwear
Dublin knitwear brand selling sweaters, cardigans and knitwear staples, with multi-currency shopping for customers across Europe and beyond.
View the IrelandsEye Knitwear case study
123TelecomShop
Electronics retailer selling smartphones, cases and accessories, with daily deals and a device trade-in route.
View the 123TelecomShop case study
PerfumeBey
Extrait de parfum brand with a ‘2+1 gratis’ bundle offer, pay-later messaging and a bilingual storefront.
View the PerfumeBey case studyWhy work with me
Why brands choose to work with me.
A specialist team, led by me
I lead every project personally, and a team of Shopify specialists helps me deliver faster across CRO, design, development, apps and automation.
Decisions backed by data
Changes start from customer behaviour, analytics and recordings, not guesswork.
Built around revenue
Design and code are judged by what they do for conversion and order value.
Direct communication
You work with me directly, with working-hour overlap with the US, UK and Europe.
Shopify Select Partner
Listed at Select tier in the Shopify Partner Directory, with 7+ years on the platform.
Trusted by brands in 35 countries
355+ clients and a 4.96 average rating from 719 reviews.
Client reviews
What store owners say.
I am writing to highly recommend Ashraf, who I had the pleasure of working with on Fiverr. Ashraf is an exceptional worker who consistently delivers high-quality work with excellent attention to detail.
I hired Ashraf to code something in my website. Throughout the project, he demonstrated exceptional communication skills and was always responsive to my inquiries and concerns. He also was proactive in seeking my feedback and ensuring that the final product met my expectations.Shopify Custom Coding & CROjoerismash
NetherlandsAshraf is an outstanding developer who transformed my website beyond my expectations. He not only delivered on every request promptly but also enhanced the site with his expertise. Communication was excellent throughout the process, and the delivery was impressively fast, showcasing Ashraf's commitment to customer satisfaction. I highly recommend Ashraf for anyone seeking a skilled and reliable developer to elevate their website.
Shopify Store Design & Redesigngleamify_be
BelgiumExtraordinarily great work. Very fast and even added some extra details. Ashraf's dedication and attention to detail are truly impressive. He ensured that every aspect of the website was polished and functional, going above and beyond to deliver a product that exceeded my expectations. Communication was smooth and efficient, making the entire process a breeze. I highly recommend his services!
Shopify Custom Coding & CROjens1905
Netherlands
FAQ
Migration questions, answered.
What store owners ask before moving to Shopify.
Ask me about your storeHow much does a Wix to Shopify migration cost?
There's no set price, because no two Wix stores are the same size. After a free 3‑point review I give you a fixed quote based on product count, variants, blog posts, customer data and the features to rebuild. The quote only changes if the scope does.
Will I lose my Google rankings?
Rankings can dip briefly after any platform move, but lasting losses usually come from broken links and missing content. I redirect every old URL with a 301, keep titles and meta descriptions, and submit the new sitemap in Search Console. Nobody can promise rankings, and I won't.
Can my customers keep their passwords?
No. Passwords are encrypted, and Shopify can't import them from any platform. Customer records move, and customers either set a new password or, on Shopify's new customer accounts, sign in with a one-time code sent to their email.
Can you move my Wix blog?
Yes, but not with an export button. Wix says it's currently not possible to export blog posts to other platforms, so posts are moved one by one with images, headings and meta descriptions, then each old post URL is redirected.
What happens to my order history?
Shopify's Wix guide points to third-party apps such as Cart2Cart, LitExtension and EZ Importer for past orders. I import them when you need them for customer service or accounting. Order notifications are switched off first, so staff don't get an email for every old order.
Should I keep my Wix plan during the move?
Yes, until launch day. Your Wix site keeps taking orders while the Shopify store is built and checked. Once the domain points to Shopify and redirects are live, download any final exports and then cancel Wix.
Can you move my domain from Wix?
Yes. You can keep the domain where it's registered and point it to Shopify, or transfer it. Shopify advises disconnecting it from Wix first to avoid SSL certificate errors, and I time the switch so the redirects are already in place.
Will my store look the same?
It can, but it rarely should. I rebuild your design on a Shopify theme in your brand style and fix what was costing sales, such as slow product pages or a cluttered mobile menu. You approve the design before anything goes live.