Migrations to Shopify That Don’t Lose Your Data, Your SEO or Your Weekend.

Not if the redirect map is built properly and built first. Expect some volatility for two to four weeks while search engines reprocess the site — that is normal and recovers. What causes permanent loss is missing redirects, chains and orphaned content, which is why the URL inventory is stage one rather than a launch-week task. We monitor indexation for 30 days afterwards so any gap is found by us, not by your traffic graph.

Yes. The programme is planned around Florida seasonality — snowbird traffic peaks, hurricane-season cutover timing and multi-location retail groups across the state. The same audit-first framework applies whether your store is based in Florida or simply serves Florida customers heavily. Work is remote, with calls in Eastern Time.

Most brands under roughly $5M in revenue do not, especially since Shopify moved B2B features and Flow onto every paid plan in April 2026. The migration work is identical either way; the plan only changes what the storefront can do afterwards. We recommend a tier in the audit rather than quoting Plus by default, and if you are already on Plus and do not need it, we say that too.

Typically six to twelve weeks depending on catalogue size, integration count and how clean the source data is. The cutover itself is measured in minutes, not days.

Minutes, not hours. Cutover is scheduled mid-week, early in the day, with the whole team on and redirects verified live in real time before we call it done. Never a Friday, and never into a named-storm window where the calendar allows.

Yes. Full order history including refunds and fulfilment status is migrated and reconciled row by row against your source platform’s counts, so support loses nothing on day one.

Hashed passwords cannot be decrypted by any platform, so they never migrate. Customers reset on first login. We plan the email communication for that ahead of launch rather than letting it surprise your support inbox.

Yes. It usually starts with database or API archaeology to document a schema that was never written down, before the move can be scoped. The audit is also how you regain an accurate picture of your own store.

From $2,000 for a small, simple catalogue to $100,000+ for enterprise multi-region B2B builds. Three tiers are outlined above; the fixed price is written against what the free audit actually finds. Every tier is milestone-billed, and the data-integrity and redirect work is the same on a $2,000 job as on a $100,000 one.

We verify that tax settings are carried across and configured correctly on Shopify as part of QA, and flag anything that needs your accountant’s input. We are not a tax advisor, but a nexus setting is never silently dropped in the move.

Thirty days of post-launch monitoring on indexation, crawl errors, redirect health, Core Web Vitals and conversion rate against your pre-migration baseline, so problems are found by us first.