Shopify Migration Audit, Planned Before You Move a Single Record

Our packages start at $490 for Risk Scan, $990 for Blueprint and $1,790 for Launch Plan. Catalogue size, source platform and the amount of consultation adjust the price in the calculator, and most audits fall between about $500 and $2,500. The fixed fee is shown before you pay.

An inventory of products, customers, orders, content, apps and URLs, a list of features that cannot move, a ranked risk list and a recommended method. Higher packages add a field mapping sheet, an SEO baseline, a redirect map and a cutover runbook.

Yes, and the audit turns it into a checklist for your store: backup, URL inventory, field mapping, app review, redirect map, test import, staging review, DNS plan and post-launch monitoring. Each line carries an owner and a date instead of staying a generic list.

A quote tells you what one vendor will charge. The consultation tells you what the job involves, which tool suits your data, what cannot transfer and what fair pricing looks like. You can use it to compare bids or to brief your own team.

Market guides put do-it-yourself tools at roughly $300 to $1,000, freelancers and small agencies at $2,000 to $7,500 and specialist agencies at $10,000 and up. The audit gives your store a specific number inside those bands before you commit.

If organic traffic matters, yes. The online SEO audit for Shopify migration records indexed pages, top landing pages and rankings before the move, so you can show afterwards whether visibility held. Without a baseline, a dip cannot be diagnosed.

Yes. Shopify's Store Migration app imports products and customers from a handful of platforms but skips orders, collections, menus, search data and blog posts. We check your data against it and say whether it is enough or what else you need.

It depends on the data. Manual CSV works for small catalogues, Matrixify handles bulk and order data, and cart-to-cart tools suit common platforms. We select per store and explain the limits of each so you are not surprised by what a tool cannot carry.

Several plugins and services exist, and they differ in how they treat variants, images, orders and URLs. We test the likely candidate on a sample of your products during the audit, then recommend one or advise a manual route.

Yes. We work remotely with UK merchants, plan for VAT, GBP pricing and local shipping, and schedule calls in UK business hours. The same fixed packages apply, and the plan notes any UK-specific tax or consent issues.

We are fully remote, which keeps the price down and lets us work with owners in any time zone. Calls are done by video, and the report plus a recorded walkthrough means your local developers can use it too.

Yes. Moving to a new store, a new account, a different plan or Shopify Plus is a migration too. The audit lists what Shopify can copy, what it cannot, how the domain moves and what to do about apps, discounts and checkout settings.

The audit doubles as one. For Plus, it adds checkout extension needs, B2B and expansion store plans, Flow automations and redirect volumes against higher limits. Very large catalogues are quoted individually after a scoping call.

Yes. The report is written for any competent developer, with field mappings, URL lists and test cases they can run. If you later want us for the build, the audit fee stays a separate, completed piece of work, not a lock-in.