PrestaShop to Shopify Migration Services for ID-Based URLs, Combinations and Modules

Packages start at $890 for Data Transfer, $1,690 for Store Rebuild and $2,490 for Multilingual Launch. Catalog size, combinations, languages and extras are added in the calculator, so most projects land between $900 and $4,500. You see the fixed total before paying.

A migration tool runs from about $59 to $999, but redirects, combinations, theme and testing remain your job. Agency proposals for PrestaShop exits regularly begin at $15,000. Our fixed packages price the full project well below that, checks included.

Data Transfer takes 5 to 9 working days, Store Rebuild 10 to 18 and Multilingual Launch 18 to 30, before options. More products, trickier combinations and extra languages add days that the calculator shows. Pick a faster schedule if you have a fixed date.

Keep the old shop trading while we crawl it, rehearse the import and build the new theme. At cutover we sync recent orders, move the domain, import redirects and crawl the result. Customers keep buying throughout, with only a brief agreed freeze on orders.

Not if redirects are handled carefully, though a short dip while search engines recrawl is common. We map ID-based, language-prefixed and category-path variants of each URL, carry over titles and descriptions, and verify one-hop redirects. Rankings cannot be guaranteed by anyone, yet a tested redirect list stops the avoidable drops.

Passwords, your Smarty theme, PHP modules, payment gateway settings, cart rules and carrier setups do not move automatically. We rebuild or replace each on purpose, and the scope document lists them individually so launch day holds no surprises.

PrestaShop is self-hosted, so you run servers, patches and modules, while Shopify is hosted and handles that for you. Shopify caps options at three per product and relies on apps instead of modules. Which is right depends on your team, catalog and languages.

Native customer export is limited, so we often use Store Manager for PrestaShop or a direct database query to pull accounts, addresses, groups and consent flags. We then clean and deduplicate before the import, so customers arrive on Shopify in a tidy state.

A store migration app Shopify merchants use, such as Cart2Cart or LitExtension, moves the standard data. It does not write your redirect file, rebuild the theme, replace modules or recreate cart rules. We combine tools with mapping, rebuild and testing.

Yes. We can review the SEO optimization for PrestaShop stores you already have, such as meta titles, canonical settings and duplicate paths, so the best-ranking content is preserved and the weak spots are fixed during migration rather than copied across.

Yes, ours covers the catalog export, URL crawl, field mapping, trial import, module audit, theme rebuild, carrier and tax setup, test orders, redirect import and post-launch crawl. You receive the signed-off checklist at handover, with each line marked.

No. The whole project is remote, with preview links and written feedback, so location does not affect quality. You get the same audit, rehearsal, testing and handover wherever you are, and you speak directly to the people doing the work.

A small shop with simple attributes can follow the standard route: export, map, import, redirect, test and switch. Redirects, combinations and the theme are where DIY projects stall, so many owners hand those parts over to a specialist.

Order a package, send back-office access, add us as collaborators or let us build in our Partner account, then list your modules, languages and carriers and name an approver. We return a written audit and scope for approval before any import begins.