Move your Wix ecommerce website to Shopify while planning products, customers, content, domains, URLs, apps and the complete rebuild of your online store around Shopify's ecommerce environment.
Wix can combine pages, design, forms, content and ecommerce inside one website-building environment.
Shopify uses a different theme architecture and is designed around ecommerce operations, products, collections and commerce workflows.
That means a Wix to Shopify migration should identify what data can move, what content should be recreated, what Wix functionality needs a Shopify replacement and how the customer experience should be rebuilt.
Rather than trying to reproduce every Wix element exactly, the migration is an opportunity to create a cleaner Shopify store around the business's current needs.
The business may have started with a relatively simple Wix store and now needs a more ecommerce-focused operating environment.
More products, collections and merchandising requirements can make catalogue structure increasingly important.
The business may want to organize shipping, payments, inventory, apps and storefront operations more directly around ecommerce.
The company may need ecommerce functionality that fits more naturally into the Shopify app ecosystem.
Shopify can become part of a wider online and physical retail strategy when Shopify POS is also required.
A major storefront redesign is often a practical time to consider whether the ecommerce platform should also change.
Wix data and page content should be reviewed separately so the new Shopify store receives a clean structure rather than unnecessary legacy information.
A Wix website can contain a large number of visual sections and content pages that are not directly transferable as Shopify theme sections.
We review which pages are still useful and recreate them inside the new Shopify storefront.
Wix apps and built-in features do not transfer directly into Shopify. The functionality they provide needs to be reviewed individually.
Existing Wix product pages, category pages and content may already appear in search results or receive external links.
When those paths change in Shopify, important URLs should be mapped and redirected.
The migration gives you an opportunity to improve store structure, product discovery and the buying experience rather than reproducing the old Wix layout exactly.
Rebuild the homepage using flexible Shopify sections and stronger ecommerce pathways.
Create clearer product groupings, filters and merchandising.
Improve media, variants, product information, trust and buying controls.
Build menus around customer discovery rather than legacy page structure.
Review the complete browsing and purchasing journey on mobile.
Configure payments, shipping, taxes, policies, notifications and other launch settings.
Review products, pages, customers, apps, URLs and current ecommerce functionality.
Define the theme, collections, product structure, apps and required settings.
Build the Shopify storefront and move the required ecommerce data.
Test products, mobile UX, forms, payments, shipping and URL redirection.
Point the domain to Shopify and validate critical storefront functionality after launch.
A smaller Wix store with a straightforward catalogue may require a relatively simple migration, while a website with many products, custom pages, apps, forms, subscriptions, bookings or integrations requires a broader scope. Send us the current Wix site so we can review what actually needs to move.
Yes. Products can be moved based on the data available from the Wix store, including product information, prices, SKUs, images and product options where appropriate.
Available customer data can be reviewed for migration into Shopify. Customer account access should also be planned as part of the new Shopify setup.
No direct theme transfer is normally used. Wix layouts are rebuilt using Shopify's theme architecture. The visual brand direction can be retained while the store itself is redesigned for Shopify.
Important pages can be recreated in Shopify. The migration is also an opportunity to remove outdated or unnecessary pages rather than copying everything automatically.
Useful blog content can be reviewed for migration or recreation in Shopify, particularly articles that still receive traffic or support SEO and customer education.
Wix apps do not transfer directly. Their functionality should be reviewed and replaced using Shopify's native features, Shopify apps or custom development where necessary.
Yes. Your existing domain can generally continue to be used. The domain is connected to the new Shopify store as part of the final launch process.
Search visibility can be affected by any migration when important URLs change without planning. Existing Wix URLs should be reviewed and important pages redirected to the most relevant Shopify destinations.
Yes. Contact, lead and other forms can be recreated using Shopify, an appropriate Shopify app or custom development depending on the form requirements.
Subscription and booking workflows require separate review because the appropriate Shopify replacement depends on the current Wix configuration and the desired future workflow.
Pricing depends on the number of products, pages, customer data, apps, integrations, SEO requirements and the complexity of the new Shopify design and configuration.
Yes. The Shopify store can generally be developed separately while the existing Wix website remains live. The final domain switch is completed once the Shopify store is ready for launch.
Yes. Zrafted offers ongoing Shopify maintenance, development, conversion optimization, SEO and monthly store-management support.
Send us your existing Wix website and tell us what you need from the new Shopify store. We'll review the products, pages, apps, SEO requirements and storefront scope before planning the migration.
