Magento to Shopify Migration Services That Keep Your Data and Rankings Intact

Packages start at $1,490 for Core, $2,990 for Complete and $5,490 for Plus-ready. Catalog size, customer and order scope, store views and extras are added in the calculator, so most projects land between about $1,500 and $6,500. Shopify subscription and app fees are separate, and we list expected app costs in the extension table so the monthly running cost is clear before you commit.

The Magento to Shopify migration cost depends on four things: how many SKUs you have, whether orders and customer groups move, how many store views you run and which extras you add. The calculator shows a fixed price for your choices before checkout.

Magento to Shopify migration pricing covers the audit, the mapping sheet, the import, the redirect file, checkout testing, the reconciliation report, two revision rounds and handover notes. Order history, CMS content and multi-store planning depend on the tier.

Core takes 12 to 18 working days, Complete 18 to 28 and Plus-ready 28 to 42, before options. Large catalogs and many store views add days, and the Sooner and Fastest options shorten the range where the schedule allows.

Yes. A Magento 2 to Shopify migration depends on data access more than on version. We use admin exports, database dumps or API credentials, and we confirm the approach during the audit. If your store has a heavily customized admin or a managed host with limited access, tell us early so we can plan the safest export route and avoid delays during the audit.

Products, variants, images, categories as collections, customers, addresses, orders, CMS pages, blog posts and redirects. Passwords cannot be transferred, so customers get an activation email.

Configurable parents and their simple children are regrouped into one Shopify product with variants. Shopify allows three option names per product, so extra attributes become metafields or separate products, agreed with you before import.

Rankings cannot be guaranteed, but we protect them. Every old URL is mapped to a new handle with a 301 redirect, metadata is carried across and we check the sitemap and Search Console after launch.

Both have a place. A Magento to Shopify migration app suits simple catalogs and one-off imports. For attribute-heavy stores, an app alone does not plan redirects, review extensions or reconcile counts, so we wrap it in a mapped, tested process.

A Magento to Shopify migration Matrixify import handles bulk edits and re-imports well, so we use it for large catalogs and customers. Scripts and manual checks fill the gaps for attribute-heavy products, so nothing is guessed and every batch is logged.

We list every module, retire what Shopify does natively and replace the rest with apps. You receive an extension replacement table with expected monthly app costs. Custom modules are scoped separately with a fixed quote.

Not always. Plus makes sense for high volume, B2B companies and catalogs, checkout customization and several storefronts. If you are unsure, a Magento to Shopify Plus migration versus a standard plan is one of the first things we compare in the audit.

We rehearse on a development store, run a delta sync for orders and customers created during the build, then switch DNS at a quiet hour agreed with you. Magento stays intact as a fallback until you approve, so a failed check means pausing and fixing, not scrambling. Redirects are verified again after the switch.

Yes. We recommend Shopify Markets, a second store or a single store with tags, depending on languages, currencies and catalogs. The plan is agreed during the audit, before any import, and it covers domains, translated URLs, pricing per market and how old store-view URLs redirect.

Choose the custom option for ERP or PIM sync, more than five store views, catalogs above 10,000 SKUs or custom modules, and we will send a fixed quote. We would rather scope a hard project properly than force it into a package.