Data gaps
Products, collections, pages and customer-facing content can lose structure during a rushed move.
Shopify Store Migration
RexCode handles Shopify migrations with content mapping, URL planning, cleaner product structure and launch-ready storefront checks.
Migration Risk Diagnosis
The move is not just data transfer. Products, redirects, collections, content and launch QA need a controlled plan.
Products, collections, pages and customer-facing content can lose structure during a rushed move.
Poor URL planning and missing redirects create avoidable SEO loss and customer friction.
A migration that only transfers data can preserve the same weak merchandising and UX structure.
Navigation, product forms, tracking and checkout handoff need validation before traffic arrives.
Map products, collections, pages and customer-facing content before import to preserve the intended store structure.
Organise priority URLs and redirect requirements before launch to reduce broken paths and unnecessary search visibility risks.
Review merchandising, collections and customer journeys rather than copying the old platform's limitations into Shopify.
Validate navigation, product forms, tracking and checkout handoff before the migrated store receives traffic.
Migration Map
Every part of the migration has a clear role, from transferring store data and protecting URL paths to rebuilding the storefront and validating the launch.
Review and transfer products, variants, collections and essential content into a cleaner, organised Shopify structure.
Map important existing URLs to their new Shopify destinations, implement redirects and check navigation paths for SEO continuity.
Build Shopify templates and navigation around how shoppers browse, with clear product information, policies and support routes.
Validate the product-to-checkout journey, redirects and mobile layouts, then document known issues and handoff priorities.
The store is moved in stages so data, redirects, navigation and buying paths are not left to chance.
Review the current platform, products, content and URLs. Plan Shopify collections, pages, data mapping and redirects before the move.
Create the Shopify structure and storefront experience with organised templates, collections and navigation.
Transfer products, collections and content into Shopify, checking the imported data and adjusting inconsistencies where needed.
Validate redirects, navigation, templates and purchase paths before launching the migrated Shopify store.
Scope & Pricing
A controlled migration plan for stores that need data, URL and launch-path clarity.
Source data, products, pages and required transfer paths are reviewed first.
Priority pages, collections and redirect needs are organised before launch.
The new store is shaped around cleaner operations and customer clarity.
Navigation, templates and buying paths are checked before handoff.
Final pricing depends on source platform, product count, content volume, redirect complexity, theme scope and launch support needs. Data quality, URL volume, app requirements and any redesign work also affect the agreed scope.
Request a quoteMigration FAQ
Yes. The first step is reviewing the current platform, product structure, page content, URL pattern and migration requirements.
Yes. Priority URLs, redirects, metadata continuity and page structure are reviewed so the move does not create avoidable search loss.
Yes. Many migrations should include redesign because simply copying the old store can carry weak UX and structure into Shopify.
Yes, depending on the source format and scope. Products, variants, collections, media and page content can be mapped into a cleaner Shopify structure.
Navigation, templates, product pages, cart path, redirects, priority content, mobile behaviour and handoff notes are checked before launch.
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