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Shopify to WooCommerce Migration

Migrate products, customers, orders, blog posts, and other supported store data from Shopify to WooCommerce securely and accurately while preserving data relationships throughout the transfer.
No Downtime,
No Coding Required
Keep your store running during migration. No coding or technical skills required.
Free Demo Available
Preview a sample of your data in the target store before starting the full migration.
1-Year License
with Repeat Migrations
Repeat your migration when needed, including new or updated data, within your plan’s data limit.
Expert Technician Support
Get expert help with connections, configuration, migration issues, and data validation throughout your migration.

How to Migrate Shopify to WooCommerce

Connect the source and target, choose the supported data and options, and review the results. The steps below describe the tool workflow; expert-led and custom projects may follow an agreed plan.
Connect your Shopify store
Connect your WooCommerce store
Configure and start the migration
Review results & post-migration options
1
Connect your Shopify store

Generate an API access token from your Shopify admin, then enter your store URL and API credentials to connect. This enables secure data transfer into your Shopify store.

What Can You Migrate from Shopify to WooCommerce?

Review supported data, source-to-target mappings and any listed conditions. Custom fields, plugin data and URL redirects may need additional review.
Products
Product Categories
Taxes
Manufacturers
Customers
Orders
Coupons
Reviews
Blog Posts
CMS Page
All relationships (categories, variants, images, etc.) preserved

Customize your setup with additional options

Recent Data Migration
Clear Target Store Data
Strip HTML Tags from Category and Product Names
Transfer Embedded Images to Target Store
Create 301 Redirects for SEO URLs
Compatibility Overview
ShopifyShopify
WooCommerceWooCommerce
Version Range
All Shopify Online Store
2.x – 11.x (and newer)
Language & Localization
Multilingual, Multicurrency, RTL, Localized URLs
Multilingual, Multicurrency, RTL, Localized URLs powered by WPML and Polylang
Main Editions
Shopify Basic, Shopify Grow, Shopify Advanced, Shopify Plus
WooCommerce extension
Product Types: Product, Product Variants, Digital Product
Product Information: Title, SKU, Barcode, Description, Weight, Length / Width / Height, Tags, Status
Product Pricing: Price, Compare-At Price, Price (when Compare-at exists)
Product Options: Option, Option Value, Inventory (Variant)
Product Variants: Option, Price, Weight, Length / Width / Height, Inventory Quantity, Image, Status
Product Images: Featured Image, Description, Media, Variant Images, Alt Text, Position
Product Inventory: Track Quantity, Inventory Quantity, Availability, Continue Selling when Out of Stock
External Links / Relationships: Collections, Related Products
Product Attributes & Custom Fields: Attribute Name , Attribute Value, Position, Visible, Swatch (Theme)
Product Downloads: File URL, Download Links, Digital Product (App)
Product SEO / Structured Data: Page Title, Meta Description, URL Redirect, URL and Handle
Category Information: Title, Handle, Description, Active, URL Redirect, Page Title, Meta Description
Category Images: Image, Alt Text
Category Structure / Hierarchy: Parent Collection, Subcategories, Menu Order
Tax Rules: Tax Override, Tax Category, Country, State, Postal Code, Rate, Tax Shipping, Charge Tax on Shipping, Product
Manufacturer Information: ID, Vendor, Handle, Description
Customer Information: First Name, Last Name, Email, Phone, Status, Created At
Customer Addresses: ID, First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, City, Province, Country, Zip, Phone, Type
Customer Order History: Orders
Order Information: ID, Order Number, Finances, Currency, Subtotal Price, Total Discounts, Shipping Price, Total Tax, Total Price, Payment Gateway, Shipping Lines, Tracking Number, Note, Created At, Updated At
Product Details: Title, SKU, Quantity, Price, Line Price, Tax, Total Discount, Variant
Customer Details: First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, City, Province, Country, Zip, Phone
Order Relationships: Customer ID, Line Items
Coupon Information: Discount Code, Description, Discount Type, Discount Value, Start Date, End Date
Usage Restrictions: Minimum Purchase, Maximum Spend, One Per Customer, Exclude Sale, Products, Excluded Products, Categories, Excluded Categories, Usage Limit, Usage Per Customer
Review Information: Title, Body, Rating, Status, Created At
Reviewer Information: Customer ID, Email, Name, Verified Purchase
Product Relationship: Product ID, Variant ID
Post Information: Title, Content, Excerpt, Tags, Handle, Status, Visibility
Post Images: Featured Image, Images In Content, Alt
Post Categories: Blog Category
Post SEO / Structure Data: Page Title, Meta Description, Redirect, Plugin Structured Data
Post Comments: Name, Email, Comment, Date, Status
Page Information: ID, Title, Content, Excerpt, Handle, Status, Visibility, Template, Created At, Updated At
Page Images: Featured Image, Images In Content, Alt
Page SEO / Structure Data: Page Title, Meta Description, Redirect
ShopifyShopify
WooCommerceWooCommerce
Product Types
Product
Simple Product
Product Variants
Variable Product
Digital Product
Virtual Product
Title
Name
SKU
SKU
Barcode
UPC / EAN / GTIN
Description
Description
Weight
Weight
Length / Width / Height
Length / Width / Height
Tags
Tags
Status
Published
Price
Regular Price
Compare-At Price
Regular Price (when Sale active)
Price (when Compare-at exists)
Sale Price
Option
Attribute
Option Value
Attribute Value
Inventory (Variant)
Stock (Variation)
Option
Attribute (Used for Variations)
Price
Regular Price / Sale Price
Weight
Weight
Length / Width / Height
Length / Width / Height
Inventory Quantity
Stock Quantity
Image
Image
Status
Status
Featured Image
Product Image
Description
Description
Media
Product Gallery
Variant Images
Variant Images
Alt Text
Alt Text
Position
Menu Order
Track Quantity
Manage Stock
Inventory Quantity
Stock quantity
Availability
Stock Status
Continue Selling when Out of Stock
Allow Backorders
Collections
Categories
Related Products
Linked Products
Attribute Name
Attribute Name
Attribute Value
Terms
Position
Menu Order
Visible
Visible On Product Page
Swatch (Theme)
Swatch (Plugin)
File URL
File URL
Download Links
File URL
Digital Product (App)
Downloadable Product
Page Title
Meta Title
Meta Description
Meta Description
URL Redirect
Redirect
URL and Handle
Slug
Category Information
Title
Name
Handle
Slug
Description
Description
Active
Published
URL Redirect
Redirect
Page Title
Meta Title
Meta Description
Meta Description
Image
Thumbnail
Alt Text
Alt Text
Parent Collection
Parent Category
Subcategories
Subcategories
Menu Order
Menu Order
Tax Rules
Tax Override
Tax Rate
Tax Category
Tax Class
Country
Country
State
State
Postal Code
Postcode
Rate
Rate
Tax Shipping
Tax Shipping
Charge Tax on Shipping
Tax Shipping
Product
Product
Manufacturer Information
ID
ID
Vendor
Name
Handle
Slug
Description
Description
Customer Information
First Name
First Name
Last Name
Last Name
Email
Email
Phone
Phone
Status
Status
Created At
Registered Date
ID
ID
First Name
First Name
Last Name
Last Name
Company
Company
Address 1
Address 1
Address 2
Address 2
City
City
Province
State
Country
Country
Zip
Postcode
Phone
Phone
Type
Billing / Shipping
Orders
Orders
Order Information
ID
ID
Order Number
Number
Finances
Status
Currency
Currency
Subtotal Price
Subtotal
Total Discounts
Discount
Shipping Price
Shipping Total
Total Tax
Tax
Total Price
Total
Payment Gateway
Payment Method
Shipping Lines
Shipping Method
Tracking Number
Tracking
Note
Customer Note
Created At
Created Date
Updated At
Date Modified
Title
Name
SKU
SKU
Quantity
Quantity
Price
Price
Line Price
Price
Tax
Tax
Total Discount
Discount
Variant
Variation
First Name
First Name
Last Name
Last Name
Company
Company
Address 1
Address 1
City
City
Province
State
Country
Country
Zip
Postcode
Phone
Phone
Customer ID
Customer ID
Line Items
Line Items
Coupon Information
Discount Code
Code
Description
Description
Discount Type
Discount Type
Discount Value
Coupon Amount
Start Date
Date Created
End Date
Date Expires
Minimum Purchase
Minimum Spend
Maximum Spend
Maximum Spend
One Per Customer
Individual Use
Exclude Sale
Exclude Sale
Products
Products
Excluded Products
Excluded Products
Categories
Categories
Excluded Categories
Excluded Categories
Usage Limit
Usage Limit
Usage Per Customer
Usage Per User
Review Information
Title
Title
Body
Comment
Rating
Rating
Status
Approved
Created At
Date
Customer ID
Customer ID
Email
Email
Name
Name
Verified Purchase
Verified Purchase
Product ID
Product ID
Variant ID
Variation ID
Post Information
Title
Title
Content
Content
Excerpt
Excerpt
Tags
Tags
Handle
Slug
Status
Status
Visibility
Visibility
Featured Image
Featured Image
Images In Content
Images In Content
Alt
Alt
Blog Category
Category
Page Title
Meta Title
Meta Description
Meta Description
Redirect
Redirect
Plugin Structured Data
Plugin Structured Data
Name
Name
Email
Email
Comment
Comment
Date
Date
Status
Status
Page Information
ID
ID
Title
Title
Content
Content
Excerpt
Excerpt
Handle
Slug
Status
Status
Visibility
Visibility
Template
Template
Created At
Created
Updated At
Updated
Featured Image
Featured Image
Images In Content
Images In Content
Alt
Alt
Page Title
Meta Title
Meta Description
Meta Description
Redirect
Redirect

Shopify to WooCommerce Migration Cost

Choose an available service: self-service Standard, expert-led Managed, or scoped Custom Migration. Enter your data volumes for an estimate; add-ons and custom requirements may affect the final price.
1. Service
2. Data Volume
Source Platform
Shopify
Target Platform
WooCommerce

These four data types are used to estimate the price. Other supported data, including categories, coupons, and reviews, is also migrated at no extra charge.

Custom jobs
+$100

You can increase your plan’s data limit, upgrade your service, or add custom work while your license is valid.

You only pay the price difference, and your license expiry date stays the same. Custom work is reviewed and quoted separately.

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Testimonials

Shopify to WooCommerce Migration Reviews

Read reviews from customers who migrated their store data from Shopify to WooCommerce with Next-Cart.
Excellent support
Excellent support. Would use them again 100%!!!
Gary
Super support, great service
My experience using this service was great. Super fast support too.
Stephen McAleer
I was so impressed with the Next Cart
I was so impressed with the Next Cart migration from Shopify to WooCommerce that I asked the support guys if a few other things could be included (such as re-naming the product images) and they were totally helpful and thorough. Highly commended.
Doug Watt
Great Migration Service - fantastic support
I am currently migrating a reasonably large Shopify store to WooCommerce. I have run the migration a few times to get acquainted with the procedures and to ask support to tweak a few things. They have been totally accommodating. It has been a pleasure to use this service.
Doug Watt
Thanks very much
Thanks very much, it works just as promised!
Paul D
Excellent service
Excellent service, pro et sympa
Emmanuel Chambon
very good service
very good service, help me to migrate successfully
myak
Very Good Service.
Very Good Service. The job was very well done with no hitches whatsoever. It was also a pleasant experience working with the support team members throughout the migration process. I would not hesitant recommending Next-Cart to others who wish to do a 'headache-free' online store migration anytime.
ChiKoong Chong
Awesome service
Awesome service. The team was very helpful even before I began the migration or paid anything. The migration went very smoothly. Took less than the time they said it will take
Sariya

Frequently Asked Questions

What you need to know before migrating your store data from Shopify to WooCommerce.

How are Shopify collections and navigation interpreted when migrating out?

Collections provide the category records. Next-Cart also reads collection relationships from the main menu to infer a category hierarchy, so a nested menu and a collection are not treated as the same thing. Check collection links in the main menu before migration; the destination's category and navigation setup still needs its own review.

The default WooCommerce import uses the product_brand taxonomy for incoming manufacturer and brand data. It finds or creates the corresponding brand and assigns it to the product. Check the resulting product brands; this does not automatically populate a different brand taxonomy used by a third-party plugin.

Reviews are not included in Next-Cart’s default Shopify source connection. Migrating the products does not automatically export reviews held by a review app. Keep an export from that app with the links to the relevant products, and discuss the destination format before migration. Review content and the app’s storefront features are separate requirements.

Existing source variants become WooCommerce variations without going through option-combination generation. With options-only data, the default connection creates individual variations when option-specific prices, stock, images or SKUs require them. Otherwise, or when there are more than 1,000 combinations, it uses one variation that accepts any listed option value. This fallback uses the main product’s price and does not give each combination its own tracked stock.

WPML and Polylang connections use a different generation path: up to 3,000 combinations, with none generated above that count. These are Next-Cart processing rules, not WooCommerce platform limits. Confirm the required choices, prices and stock allocation before moving an options-only catalog.

Next-Cart copies the supplied product images into WooCommerce and assigns one supplied image to each variation. It does not recreate a separate multi-image gallery for every variation. Keep the original files accessible and check both the product gallery and the image shown when a variation is selected. Images inside descriptions need the separate copying option, where supported.

Keep the original files and their URLs available, and confirm where they will be hosted after the move. A product's download entries are not the files themselves or the permissions from past purchases. Check the FAQ for your source-to-WooCommerce pair to see how file links, download settings and access rights are handled. Test an actual customer download before removing the old file hosting.

In the default WooCommerce connection, supplied related-product links are combined with up-sell links and saved as WooCommerce up-sells. Cross-sells are mapped separately. The result is therefore not a separate reproduction of the source's related-products system. Include the referenced products and check the up-sell and cross-sell selections after migration.

Orders use the source-to-target customer mapping to find the destination customer account. When that mapping is missing, the import uses customer ID 0, so the order is not linked to a registered customer. Include the relevant customers and preserve their migration mappings. Check account order histories separately from the billing and shipping details stored on the orders.

Check that the required accounts were imported: an existing email address or username at the destination can cause an account to be skipped. Password compatibility depends on the source and versions. Some supported routes require a Customer Password Plugin, while compatible WordPress-based routes may use the stored password hashes directly. Test sign-in and password resets, and check account order history separately. Imported orders or billing details alone do not prove that customer access works.

Imported orders receive new internal WordPress or HPOS IDs. Next-Cart also stores the original order number, or the source order ID when no separate number is supplied, in order-number metadata. That saved number is different from the internal ID. Check how your order-number plugin, emails and integrations display or use it rather than assuming the old database ID was retained.

Yes, when the source provides recognized SEO values. The default import writes product SEO titles, descriptions and focus keywords into the metadata used by both Yoast SEO and Rank Math, including the WPML and Polylang product paths. Configure the SEO plugin you intend to use and check the resulting storefront metadata; importing fields does not install the plugin, recreate its template rules or guarantee search rankings.

In the default WooCommerce update connection, quantity applies to the already-mapped main product, not every variation. Selecting quantity alone does not refresh all stock-status values; the current update also requires the stock-management field to be selected for those status writes.

Data Update is a paid add-on, separate from importing new products. Keep the previous migration links and do not clear the target. It does not rebuild variation stock, product combinations or the image gallery. Confirm the selected fields and check both the quantity and whether the product is available to buy after the update. A compatible source connection and the selected update fields are required.

Available services depend on your migration path. Standard Migration lets you use the tool yourself with technical support. With Managed Migration, our technicians carry out the agreed migration. Custom Migration covers tailored requirements, with the migration carried out by you or our team as agreed. Data types must be supported by both connections; choosing expert handling does not by itself add unsupported data.

Where a self-service Demo Migration is available for your migration path, you can try it for free before purchasing. It transfers a small sample of supported data so you can check the result. Add-ons and custom work are not included in the self-service demo. For a file-based, custom or technician-assisted evaluation, contact us first to agree the test scope and any applicable cost.

Your data types and quantities determine the Entity Points total and the plan you need. The cost also depends on your chosen service, add-ons, and any custom work. Use the pricing calculator for an estimate; custom work is reviewed and quoted separately.

If you are migrating from a live store, it can normally keep taking orders while Next-Cart copies its data. The migration does not delete or change the source data. Plan the final update and the switch to the new store separately so recent orders and other changes are included. For file-based migrations, changes made after an export require a fresh export; an uploaded file is not a live connection to the store.

Yes. Your license allows repeat runs for the same store and migration path for 12 months from purchase, within your plan’s data limit. Continuing the previous migration can add eligible new records without importing the same mapped records again.

Changing records already migrated is separate: the paid Data Update add-on can update selected fields where your source, target version and those fields are supported. Keep the existing migration links and leave target-data clearing off. It does not automatically update every field or provide continuous synchronization.

Yes. While your license is valid, you can increase your plan’s data limit and upgrade to a higher service where it is available for your migration path. You can move from Standard Migration to Managed Migration or Custom Migration, or from Managed Migration to Custom Migration.

If you already use Custom Migration, you can add custom work after a review and quote. You pay only the additional amount, and your license expiry date stays the same.

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