Migrate to Shopify without the hangover.
SEO, data, and revenue protected - discovery through redirects to a controlled launch.
- SEO-first migration process
- Data integrity focus
- Launch with monitoring

What's broken
- Migrations fail quietly - in redirects, metadata, and analytics.
- Most teams rebuild the theme and treat SEO as a checklist.
- You cannot afford downtime or a rankings cliff.
How we fix it
We run migrations as commerce operations: catalog, customers, URLs, redirects, analytics, and UX.
Controlled go-live. Rollback plan included.

Inventory URLs, redirects, and analytics before a single theme pixel moves.
Rebuild catalog and customers with SEO and attribution intact.
Launch with a controlled cutover - then prove organic and paid still compound.
How it works
Discovery
Platform, catalog complexity, SEO surface, integrations, and risk.
Data & SEO
Products, customers, URLs, metadata, redirects, and tracking parity.
Build & QA
Experience, theme/app stack, and conversion paths tested before cutover.
Launch
Controlled go-live with monitoring, redirects verified, analytics confirmed.
What we bring
- WooCommerce → Shopify
- Magento / Adobe Commerce
- BigCommerce
- Salesforce Commerce Cloud
- Custom platforms
- SEO preservation & redirects
Objections
- Will we lose rankings?
- We plan redirects, URL strategy, and metadata before launch. SEO preservation is part of the migration - not a follow-up ticket.
FAQ
Will we lose SEO in a Shopify migration?
Not if redirects, metadata, and structured data are planned as workstreams. Propeller inventories URLs, maps 301s, and validates Search Console after launch.
How long does a Shopify migration take?
It depends on catalog size and integrations. We scope timeline after discovery - never with a generic guess - and always include a post-launch optimization window.
Which platforms do you migrate from?
WooCommerce, Magento / Adobe Commerce, BigCommerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, and custom stacks into Shopify or Shopify Plus.
Tell us what you need
Real humans. Clear scope. A plan - not a spray of SDRs.
Project brief
Short form. Clear next steps. No generic pitch deck.


