Best Shopify Plus Migration Services

Based on Fyresite’s project experience, most Shopify Plus migrations cost $10,000 to $50,000 and take 4 to 12 weeks. Large catalogs, complex integrations, and multi-market rollouts can run longer. A full service includes data mapping, theme rebuild, integrations, SEO redirects, QA, and post-launch monitoring. Shopify Plus itself starts at $2,500 per month on a one-year term or $2,300 per month on a three-year term for standard setups. Get a free migration plan to scope your timeline and price.

You know that feeling when you realize your current ecommerce platform just isn’t cutting it anymore?

Maybe it’s the third time this month your site has slowed to a crawl during a sale. Or you’re spending more time managing plugins and updates than actually running your business.

At some point, you stop asking “should we migrate?” and start asking “who can help us do this right?”

If you’ve landed here, you’ve probably already decided that Shopify Plus is where you’re headed. Smart choice. But what most store owners don’t realize is that your migration partner matters as much as the platform itself.

A great migration sets you up for years of growth. A mediocre one? That’s months of cleanup work, lost rankings, and revenue you’ll never get back.

This guide walks through everything you need to know about Shopify Plus migration services: what’s actually included, what it costs, how to protect your SEO, and how to choose a partner who won’t disappear the day after launch.

Ready to future-proof your store? Talk to a Shopify Premier Partner about your migration. Get a free migration plan.

What Does a Shopify Plus Migration Service Include

A complete migration covers data mapping, design rebuild, integrations, SEO safeguards, and staged QA so you can go live without disrupting sales.

Migrating to Shopify Plus isn’t like switching email providers, where you click a button and everything magically appears on the other side.

You’re rebuilding your entire digital storefront while keeping the business running. It’s more like renovating a house while people are still living in it.

Here’s what a complete migration service covers:

• Moving all your data over means every product with its variants, SKUs, pricing, and inventory counts. Your customer accounts, complete order histories, and all the relationship data you’ve built over years. This isn’t a copy-paste job. Data structures differ between platforms, so everything needs to be mapped correctly.
• Planning also has to preserve the relationships around the records, especially for large or fitment-heavy catalogs. Think SKU-to-variant structures, metafields, collection logic, compatibility rules, and product-finder data. That’s where basic migration tools can lose important relationships unless they’re mapped separately. If you sell automotive parts or industrial parts, this is usually the hardest work in the whole project.
• Rebuilding your store design on Shopify’s architecture. Good agencies don’t simply recreate what you had. They make it better. Faster page loads, smoother mobile experience, cleaner checkout flow. This is your chance to fix those design issues you’ve been living with.
• Protecting your search rankings with proper redirects. Every URL from your old site needs to point to the right place on your new one. Miss these and you’ll watch your organic traffic drop. This includes moving your meta descriptions and title tags, and maintaining your URL structure wherever it makes sense.
• Connecting your tech stack so everything works together. Your ERP, CRM, email platform, and fulfillment system all need to talk to Shopify Plus. Sometimes that requires custom API work, and that’s normal for complex operations.
• Testing everything before going live. Checkout flows, payment processing, inventory sync, shipping calculations, mobile performance. If it can break, it gets tested. Multiple times.

Pro tip: The best agencies also handle DNS setup, redirect mapping, and post-launch monitoring.

How Much Does Shopify Plus Migration Cost

Based on Fyresite’s project experience, most Shopify Plus migrations cost $10,000 to $50,000, depending on catalog complexity, integrations, markets, and design scope.

The biggest cost drivers are the amount of data being moved, how complex that data is, the number of systems that need to be integrated, and how much design or custom development is required. Large enterprise projects can exceed the typical range.

The platform fee is separate. Shopify Plus starts at $2,500 per month on a one-year term or $2,300 per month on a three-year term for standard setups, with variable platform pricing available for more complex business structures. Migration is a one-time project cost on top of that.

What makes one migration cost $15k and another cost $50k?

• Your current platform plays a big role. Magento migrations tend to cost more because of custom code and complex data structures that need rebuilding. WooCommerce is often more straightforward, though not always.
• Catalog complexity matters more than catalog size. Moving 50,000 products costs more than moving 500, sure. But here’s the part most quotes miss: 50,000 simple SKUs can be easier than 8,000 products carrying compatibility rules, custom attributes, and multi-level fitment relationships. Record count is a rough proxy. Data structure is the real driver.
• Custom integrations add up quickly. Connecting to NetSuite, Salesforce, or a proprietary warehouse management system means custom API development. Each one is different.
• International complexity matters too. Multiple currencies, different languages, and region-specific tax rules all require extra configuration and testing.
• Design scope affects the total. A basic theme setup costs less than a fully custom, conversion-optimized build with functionality made for how you actually operate.

Driver	Adds cost because	Example
Complex integrations	Custom API work and end-to-end testing	NetSuite, Salesforce, WMS
International setup	Currencies, languages, taxes, duties	Shopify Markets, VAT rules
Catalog structure	Compatibility rules, metafields, edge cases	8k parts with YMM fitment data
Catalog size	More records to map and validate	50k SKUs with variants
Custom design scope	Bespoke components and CRO builds	Headless sections, custom checkout

Why does this cost so much anyway?

You’re not paying someone to move files around. You’re paying for data modeling, integration work, and QA that keeps revenue flowing through launch week.

A migration handled badly costs rankings, breaks customer accounts, creates checkout issues, and can take months to unwind. Handled well, you get faster pages, cleaner architecture, less platform maintenance, and infrastructure that holds up during a sale.

Migrate smarter, not harder. Get a free migration plan and custom cost estimate.

How Long Does a Shopify Plus Migration Take

Most Shopify Plus migrations take 4 to 12 weeks, though large catalogs, complex integrations, multiple storefronts, or significant data cleanup can extend the timeline.

The schedule depends heavily on scope. Shopify says Plus replatforming can be completed in 90 days or less, while simpler migrations may move faster and complex enterprise projects can take several months.

A typical project moves through four stages: audit and planning, design and development, migration and QA, and launch with post-launch monitoring.

Here’s what the timeline looks like in practice:

Weeks 1-2: Audit and planning

Your migration team digs into your current store, maps how everything is structured, figures out which integrations you need, and builds a plan to preserve your SEO. This phase catches problems while they’re still cheap to fix.

Weeks 2-6: Design rebuild

Your theme gets recreated on Shopify’s platform. Good agencies treat this as an opportunity: better mobile experience, faster load times, cleaner navigation.

Weeks 4-7: Migration and QA

Data moves in stages with testing between each step. Products, customers, orders, integrations. Everything gets validated before the project moves forward. You don’t want surprises after launch.

Week 8: Launch and monitoring

Launch day arrives. Your team implements redirects and watches closely. Analytics tracking, Search Console monitoring, performance checks.

The timeline compresses when you have clean data exports, clear design direction, and fast feedback. It stretches when data is messy, requirements keep moving, or approvals sit for weeks.

Stage	Timeframe	Key activities
Audit and planning	1-2 weeks	Data mapping, integrations, SEO review
Design rebuild	2-4 weeks	Theme setup, layout optimization
Migration and QA	2-3 weeks	Data import, testing, validation
Launch and monitoring	1 week	Redirects, performance tracking

Will My SEO Be Affected During Migration

A Shopify migration can cause temporary ranking fluctuations. The priority is minimizing avoidable losses by preserving redirects, metadata, internal links, canonical signals, structured data, and crawlability.

No agency can guarantee your rankings will remain unchanged during a replatform. Google notes that site moves involving URL changes can temporarily affect search visibility.

The real difference is preparation. A well-managed migration reduces unnecessary disruption by mapping old URLs correctly, preserving key SEO signals, and monitoring the site closely after launch.

Google’s own site migration guidance lines up almost exactly with what a good migration plan looks like:

• Step 1: Audit before anything moves. Document every ranking page, all metadata, your current URL structure, and where your backlinks point. This is your baseline.
• Step 2: Build a complete old-to-new URL map. Every product, collection, blog post, and orphan page with links pointing at it. Then implement permanent server-side redirects, which Google recommends when a URL has moved for good.
• Step 3: Update the signals around those URLs. Internal links should point at final destinations rather than routing through redirects. Self-referencing canonicals and hreflang tags need updating. Structured data for products, reviews, and breadcrumbs gets reimplemented.
• Step 4: Submit and monitor. Submit the updated sitemap, then watch Search Console for crawl errors, coverage changes, and keyword movement on your money pages.

Migration SEO red flags

If your agency’s plan is missing any of these, push back before launch:

• No complete old-to-new URL map
• Redirect chains, or blanket redirects sending unrelated pages to the homepage
• Missing or incorrect canonical tags
• Metadata or structured data lost in the rebuild
• Internal links still pointing through redirects
• Sitemap never validated or resubmitted
• Staging noindex rules carried into production
• No Search Console monitoring plan after launch

That last one catches more problems than people expect. Plenty of migrations look fine on launch day and start leaking traffic in week three.

Don’t risk downtime. Schedule your Shopify Plus migration consultation.

What Data Is Transferred During Migration

Products, customers, orders, media, content, and settings can move with proper mapping to Shopify objects and metafields. Some data, including customer passwords, needs special handling.

Almost everything can come with you to Shopify Plus, though how it moves depends on your current platform. Shopify’s migration guidance covers CSV imports, migration apps and services, and API-based transfers, and the right mix depends on your data.

Here’s what typically moves:

• Your entire product catalog, including titles, descriptions, pricing, images, variants, SKUs, inventory levels, and collection structure. Custom fields and metafields get mapped into Shopify’s structure so you keep that extra product information.
• Customer accounts and order history. Addresses, order details, lifetime value, and the purchase data that makes segmentation possible.
• Every image, video, PDF, and digital file. These get transferred and served through Shopify’s CDN, which usually means faster loading globally.
• Blog content and its metadata. Posts, categories, tags, featured images, SEO settings.
• Your marketing and operations setup, recreated in Shopify: discount codes, shipping rules, tax configuration, promotional logic.
• Important heads up: Platforms like Magento and BigCommerce store data in proprietary ways that sometimes need custom scripts or middleware to preserve fully. WooCommerce is usually simpler because its database structure is more predictable.

Caveat: Shopify notes that customer passwords cannot be migrated by CSV from another platform because they’re encrypted. Customers on legacy password-based accounts will need to set a new password, so plan the communication around that before launch instead of after.

What Are the Benefits of Moving to Shopify Plus

Shopify Plus gives growing ecommerce businesses more capacity, more control, and less infrastructure to manage. Key benefits include high-volume checkout performance, advanced B2B features, workflow automation, priority support, greater checkout customization, and a lower infrastructure burden.

You’re not switching platforms for fun. Here’s what changes in detail.

It holds up under traffic spikes

Shopify says its checkout is load-tested for more than 10,000 checkouts per minute, with unlimited bandwidth, transactions, and SKUs. Shopify has also reported a peak of 10,978 checkouts per minute across the platform.

Translation: That gives high-volume merchants substantially more headroom during traffic spikes.

Deeper B2B capability

Worth clearing up a common misconception. Shopify B2B is available across Shopify plans now, not only on Plus.

What Plus adds is headroom for more complex wholesale operations: unlimited B2B market catalogs, direct company-level catalogs, deposit requirements, partial payments, and additional payment controls. If you’re running dealer pricing tiers or region-specific wholesale catalogs, that difference matters. If you just need basic wholesale, you may not need Plus for it.

Automation that saves actual time

Shopify Flow lets you build automation without a developer. Tag VIP customers automatically, route orders to specific warehouses, trigger inventory alerts. Whatever repetitive work is eating your team’s afternoons.

Priority support and launch help

Shopify provides 24/7 priority technical support on Plus, along with migration and launch assistance including engineering support through go-live. That’s meaningfully different from waiting in a general support queue during your busiest week.

Checkout built for conversion

Shopify reports 18% higher conversion with Shopify Payments and Shop Pay, which is a claim about those specific payment capabilities rather than a blanket promise for every Plus store.

Your own result after migrating depends on traffic quality, storefront UX, merchandising, checkout configuration, and what you’re moving from. Anyone quoting you a guaranteed conversion lift is guessing.

Plus also unlocks checkout customization and Shopify Functions, so you can build discount logic, delivery rules, and payment customizations that other platforms hide behind enterprise contracts.

Lower total cost when you add it up

No separate bills for hosting, security patching, platform updates, or emergency infrastructure fixes. Shopify handles that layer so your team spends its hours on growth instead of uptime.

How Secure Is the Migration Process

Look for encrypted transfer methods, least-privilege access, documented credential handling, tokenized payment data, and a data processing agreement where one applies.

Security matters here because you’re moving customer payment relationships, personal data, and years of business records at the same time.

Two separate things to evaluate: the platform, and the agency.

On the platform side, Shopify states that Plus provides Level 1 PCI DSS compliance and SOC 2 certification, with encryption in transit and at rest, SSL certificates, and fraud analysis. You can read more in Shopify’s security documentation.

On the agency side, this is a set of questions to ask rather than a set of guarantees to accept. Before you hand anyone admin access:

• How is data transferred? (Encrypted connections and direct API access, rather than files emailed around)
• Who gets access, and at what permission level? Is access limited to people who need it and revoked at project close?
• Is two-factor authentication required on every admin account they touch?
• How are credentials stored and handed over?
• Is there an access log showing who did what and when?
• Will they sign a data processing agreement, and do they have NDA and GDPR processes in place if your customers are in scope?

On payment data specifically, stored payment methods generally stay tokenized with your payment processor rather than moving as raw card data, which keeps PCI scope contained. The details depend on your gateway and whether it’s portable, so confirm the specifics for your setup rather than assuming everything carries over.

Any agency that can’t answer these clearly is telling you something.

How to Choose the Right Shopify Plus Migration Partner

Look for a verified Shopify Plus partner with experience on your current platform, transparent scope, launch coverage, and post-launch support.

Not all agencies are equal. Choose the wrong migration partner and you’re looking at months of problems, lost revenue, and SEO damage that takes quarters to recover.

What actually matters when choosing

Experience with stores like yours. Ask for case studies from similar businesses. Not “we migrated a store,” but specifics about what broke, what they rebuilt, and what the result was. If they can’t show examples, keep looking.

Verified Shopify Plus Partner status. You can check this yourself in Shopify’s Partner Directory, which lists partner tier, location, specializations, and featured work. That’s a stronger signal than a badge on an agency’s own footer.

Experience with your specific source platform. Magento specialists sometimes struggle with BigCommerce data structures and vice versa. Ask which platform they’ve migrated from most.

Clear scope and pricing upfront. You should know what’s included, what costs extra, and what happens when scope changes. If nobody will put that in writing before you sign, walk away.

Support during the launch window. Launching at 2am with nobody reachable is a bad night. Confirm coverage.

A plan for after launch. Migration isn’t finished when the site goes live. Your agency should monitor performance, watch Search Console, and be available when issues surface in weeks two through six.

Ask about data modeling, not just data transfer. This is the question that separates agencies on complex catalogs. Anyone can move product records. Ask how they’ll handle your metafields, variant relationships, collection logic, and compatibility rules.

Best Shopify Plus Migration Agencies in 2026

How we ranked these agencies

We evaluated each agency using the same evidence-based criteria:

1. Current Shopify partner status
2. Documented Shopify Plus migration experience
3. Complex integration capabilities
4. Verifiable client results
5. SEO and replatforming support
6. Post-launch services

Agencies had to show credible migration work through Shopify’s Partner Directory, current service pages, or published case studies. We excluded claims we could not verify and ranked agencies by their fit for complex Shopify Plus migrations, not by company size, lowest price, or overall agency quality.

Fyresite publishes this guide and is included in the list. Fyresite case-study results are therefore identified as first-party evidence, while competitor information is based on their own current materials and Shopify sources.

1. Fyresite

Website: fyresite.com

Pricing: Custom pricing

Location and partner tier: Tempe, Arizona. Shopify’s Partner Directory lists Fyresite as a Shopify Premier Partner with deep experience in automotive and B2B commerce.

Best for: Large or technically complex catalogs, especially automotive and industrial parts businesses that need to preserve SKU relationships, metafields, compatibility rules, and Year/Make/Model fitment data during migration.

Key services

• Full-service migrations: Magento, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Drupal, and custom platforms to Shopify Plus
• Complex catalog migration: Fyresite Parts Intelligence supports Year/Make/Model and Year/Make/Engine fitment, SKU- and variant-level compatibility, and legacy fitment-data migration
• Custom theme development: Conversion-focused builds on Shopify’s current architecture
• SEO preservation: Redirect mapping, metadata migration, and post-launch Search Console monitoring
• Integration setup: ERP, CRM, fulfillment, and marketing automation
• B2B and POS: Shopify B2B for dealer and wholesale workflows and Shopify POS for retail operations

Proof point: Fyresite’s Chassis Unlimited case study shows why large-catalog migrations require more than moving product records. Fyresite migrated the truck-parts brand from Magento to Shopify Plus while rebuilding a large automotive catalog around custom Year/Make/Model fitment and dealer pricing. Fyresite reports 150% faster GTmetrix load performance, a 30% lower bounce rate, and 70% higher revenue after the migration.

For fitment-heavy catalogs, the difficult part is preserving the relationships between products, variants, custom attributes, compatibility data, filters, collections, and connected systems. Losing those relationships can leave the products in Shopify while breaking how customers actually find and buy them.

Other migration work: Clé Tile (Magento and WordPress to Shopify Plus), State Forty Eight (WooCommerce to Shopify Plus with B2B and POS), Corbeau (BigCommerce to Shopify Plus), Trudoor, NIS America (Magento to Shopify Plus with NetSuite integration), Pooltables.com (Cartlogic to Shopify Plus), and Billiards.com (Cartlogic to Shopify Plus).

2. Avex

Website: avexdesigns.com 

Pricing: Custom pricing

Location and partner tier: New York. Shopify’s Partner Directory lists Avex as a Platinum Partner and a Shopify partner since March 2012, with core specializations in platform migrations, internationalization, and UX design. Its own material describes a team of 50-plus ecommerce specialists.

Best for: High-growth and enterprise DTC brands that want migration strategy paired with UX, CRO, and international expansion work.

Key services

• End-to-end Shopify Plus migrations covering strategy, data migration, custom development, and SEO migration
• UX and CRO built into the replatform rather than bolted on after
• Internationalization and multi-currency setups
• Subscription and loyalty implementation
• Post-launch testing and optimization programs

Industries: Strong presence in clothing and fashion, health and beauty, jewelry and accessories, and lifestyle brands. Shopify’s directory features replatform work including quip and Tru Earth.

3. We Make Websites

Website: wemakewebsites.com 

Pricing: Custom pricing

Location and background: London and New York. A Shopify partner since 2011, founded in 2009 with 100-plus people across Europe and North America. Worth knowing for context: the agency joined BORN XDS in 2021 and now operates as a Tech Mahindra company.

Best for: International brands that need Shopify Plus replatforming alongside data migration and genuine multi-market ecommerce experience.

Key services

• Replatforming and data migration to Shopify Plus
• Internationalization across currencies, languages, and regional requirements
• Shopify B2B builds for wholesale operations
• Headless and composable commerce
• Bespoke Shopify Plus development and post-launch support

Migration proof: Its portfolio documents Magento-to-Shopify Plus replatforms with international and multi-store requirements, including This Works.

4. Bounteous

Website: bounteous.com 

Pricing: Custom pricing

Location and background: Chicago headquarters with offices across North America and internationally. Bounteous traces its roots to 2003 (originally HS2 Solutions) and merged with Accolite Digital in 2024, forming a global organization of more than 5,000 people.

Best for: Large enterprises that need Shopify Plus alongside complex systems integration, multi-region commerce, and broader digital transformation work.

Key services

• Bounteous states it was the first Shopify Plus Partner and says it has worked on Shopify implementations exceeding 85,000 SKUs
• Enterprise systems integration: complex integrations across commerce, PIM, CMS, analytics, pricing, and other back-office systems
• Legacy platform migration with custom data mapping
• Data strategy, analytics, and AI capabilities alongside the commerce build

Migration proof: Its Manduka case study documents a Shopify Plus migration with enterprise integrations. Bounteous reports 78% year-over-year user growth, 74% revenue growth, and a 69% reduction in abandoned carts following the work.

5. Absolute Web

Website: absoluteweb.com 

Pricing: Custom pricing. Its own Magento migration material describes enterprise budgets starting in the mid five figures.

Location and background: Miami-based, with locations in Miami, Los Angeles, and Lisbon. Operating since 1999 with a team of more than 85 ecommerce specialists.

Best for: Established mid-market and enterprise brands that want migration, UX and CRO, and complex ecommerce development in a single engagement.

Key services

• Shopify Plus development and certified Plus partnership
• Migrations from Magento, Salesforce Commerce, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, and custom platforms
• Site performance and speed optimization
• SEO migration planning
• UI/UX design, CRO, and ongoing growth support

Migration proof: Its Klimaire case study documents a Magento-to-Shopify migration involving a large catalog, heavy technical product information, SEO preservation, and B2B-ready architecture.

Useful benchmark: Absolute Web’s Magento migration material puts mid-sized migrations at roughly 8 to 12 weeks and large catalog or enterprise rollouts at 4 to 6 months. That’s a helpful reality check on any universal timeline estimate, including ours.

6. Eastside Co

Website: eastsideco.com 

Pricing: Custom pricing

Location and background: Established in 2012, Eastside Co is a London-based international Shopify agency with an in-house team of more than 70 people.

Best for: Established brands that want Shopify migration combined with in-house SEO, design, development, and ecommerce marketing under one roof.

Key services

• Shopify migrations from Magento, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, WordPress, and other platforms
• Shopify Platinum Partner positioning with dozens of documented replatforms
• SEO migration work including redirect and 404 handling
• Dedicated project management through launch
• Conversion-focused design and post-launch monitoring

Migration proof: Its Cutler and Gross case study documents a Magento 2 to Shopify Plus migration with comprehensive SEO migration work. Eastside reports a 29% increase in ranking keywords, over 4,000 existing keywords improving, a 3% rise in organic impressions, and a 5% increase in UK clicks.

Compare at a glance

Agency	Shopify positioning	Migration strength	Best fit
Fyresite	Premier Partner	Large catalogs, fitment data, integrations	Automotive, industrial parts, complex catalogs
Avex	Platinum Partner	Replatforming plus UX and CRO	High-growth and enterprise DTC
We Make Websites	Shopify partner since 2011	International commerce and data migration	Global and multi-market brands
Bounteous	Shopify Plus partner	Complex systems integration	Large enterprise
Absolute Web	Certified Plus Partner	Replatforming, speed, SEO preservation	Mid-market and enterprise
Eastside Co	Platinum Partner	Migration plus in-house SEO	Established ecommerce brands

 

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How to Transfer Everything from One Shopify Store to Another

Products and customers can move by CSV, but orders, apps, themes, and settings need separate handling. This is not a one-click duplication.

Already on Shopify and consolidating stores or moving up to Plus? Easier than a platform migration, though less automatic than people expect.

Shopify’s store duplication guidance is clear that some information transfers with CSV files while other information requires different methods.

1. Move products and customers with CSV exports. Export from your source store admin, clean the files, then import. This gives you control over what actually moves and a chance to fix data problems on the way through.
2. Orders need an app or the API. They can’t be imported through the standard Shopify admin import, so plan for a migration app or API-based transfer if historical order data matters to you.
3. Use the API for complex data. Multi-store setups, custom metafields, and complex relationships are better handled programmatically than through spreadsheets.
4. Expect to rebuild configuration. Taxes, shipping, checkout, and payment settings all need reconfiguring in the new store. Discount codes and issued gift cards have their own limitations.
5. Apps and themes don’t come with you. Apps need reinstalling and reconfiguring. On themes, paid Theme Store licenses are tied to the store that bought them and have specific transfer requirements, so check your license before you assume the theme moves.

Shopify Plus Migration FAQs

Can I migrate from Magento or WooCommerce to Shopify Plus?

Yes, you can migrate from Magento or WooCommerce to Shopify Plus, and both are common. Magento migrations run longer because of custom code, custom attributes, and complex data structures. WooCommerce is usually simpler. Pick an agency with documented migrations from your specific platform, since the data-mapping problems differ sharply between the two.

Will my URLs and SEO rankings stay intact?

Your URLs can be preserved through redirects, but no agency should promise rankings stay intact. Google says site moves with URL changes can affect search appearance. Minimize avoidable loss with a complete old-to-new URL map, permanent server-side redirects, updated internal links and canonicals, preserved metadata, a resubmitted sitemap, and Search Console monitoring.

How do I migrate a large parts catalog without losing fitment data?

To migrate a large parts catalog without losing fitment data, model the target schema before importing. Map SKU, variant, and metafield relationships, then rebuild Year/Make/Model compatibility logic in Shopify’s structure. Validate taxonomy, test sample vehicle combinations, reconcile orphaned fitment records, and launch only after validation passes. Fyresite Parts Intelligence handles this catalog class.

How do you preserve SEO during a Magento-to-Shopify migration?

Preserving SEO during a Magento-to-Shopify migration starts with crawling the old site to inventory every indexed URL, its metadata, and its inbound links. Build a one-to-one redirect map, avoid redirect chains, recreate title tags and structured data, submit the new sitemap, then continue monitoring Search Console coverage and priority keywords after launch.

Can I merge multiple stores into one?

Yes, you can merge multiple stores into one Shopify Plus store, though it is more complex than a standard migration. You are combining catalogs, deduplicating customer records that overlap, and preserving order histories from separate sources. Decide your deduplication rules upfront. Most merchants find the operational simplification worth the extra planning.

What’s the difference between Shopify and Shopify Plus?

The difference between Shopify and Shopify Plus is headroom for complexity. Plus adds checkout customization and Shopify Functions, unlimited staff accounts, expansion stores, tighter organizational controls, 24/7 priority support, and more capable B2B features including unlimited B2B market catalogs. B2B itself is now available on other Shopify plans, so wholesale alone may not require Plus.

When is Shopify Plus worth the cost?

Shopify Plus is worth the cost when you need advanced checkout customization, complex B2B workflows, multiple stores or markets, tighter organizational controls, enterprise integrations, or headroom for high transaction volume. Shopify publishes no $1 million revenue threshold, and revenue alone is a poor test. Compare the capability you need against the platform cost.

How much does Shopify charge per sale?

Shopify charges two separate fees per sale. Card-processing rates on standard US plans start at 2.9% + 30¢ on Basic, 2.7% + 30¢ on Grow, and 2.5% + 30¢ on Advanced. Third-party transaction fees apply only when an outside gateway is primary: 2% Basic, 1% Grow, 0.6% Advanced, 0.2% Plus. Shopify Payments waives those.

What is the most expensive Shopify plan?

The most expensive published Shopify plan is Shopify Plus, starting at $2,500 per month on a one-year term or $2,300 per month on a three-year term for standard setups. Shopify may apply variable platform pricing to more complex business structures, so large merchants can land on custom agreements above those figures.

Let’s Talk

Fyresite builds and migrates Shopify Plus stores for brands with complicated catalogs, dealer networks, and data that most migration tools flatten. Automotive parts, industrial parts, home goods, and multi-channel retail are where we do our best work.

Tell us what you’re migrating from and we’ll scope the timeline, the risks, and the price.

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