Ecommerce Store Migration India —
Zero Data Loss. SEO Safe.

A straightforward migration (under 1,000 SKUs, standard product types, one payment gateway) typically takes 3–4 weeks. Complex migrations with 10,000+ SKUs, custom product attributes, subscriptions, or B2B pricing take 6–10 weeks. The majority of the time is spent building and validating the new store — the actual data migration is fast.

Not if the migration is done correctly. We crawl your existing site before migration, map every live URL to its new equivalent, and implement HTTP 301 redirects on day one of launch. We preserve existing meta titles and descriptions. We monitor Google Search Console for 30 days post-launch and address any ranking changes. In 60+ migrations, we have not lost a client's Google rankings.

Everything: products (with all variants, images, metafields, and custom attributes), collections/categories, customer accounts (with addresses), historical orders, coupon codes, gift cards, product reviews (from Yotpo, Judge.me, Stamped, etc.), blog posts, and pages. We also migrate SEO meta data — titles, descriptions, and alt text.

Your live store continues to trade normally throughout the build phase — typically 3–8 weeks. The only downtime is during the DNS cutover, which we schedule for a low-traffic window (usually late Sunday night IST). Typical downtime is 15–60 minutes. We do a final data sync from the live store immediately before cutover to catch any orders placed during the build phase.

Yes. Migrating subscription data is one of the more complex aspects — active subscriptions, billing dates, payment methods (tokenised), and subscription product configurations all need to move. The approach depends on your existing subscription provider and your target platform. We've migrated WooCommerce Subscriptions (with Razorpay) and Recharge subscriptions.

Most clients choose to redesign during migration — you're rebuilding the store anyway, so it's the perfect time. We can keep the existing design if budget is tight, but a migration is an ideal moment to also address performance, mobile experience, and conversion optimisation. We offer both options.

We have a rollback plan for every migration. If the new store has a critical issue at launch, we can repoint DNS back to the original store within minutes. This has never been necessary in our migrations — our staging validation process catches issues before cutover — but the option exists.

Yes, though it requires more discovery work upfront to understand your existing data model. We've migrated from custom PHP stores, custom Django stores, and legacy ASP.NET stores to Shopify and WooCommerce. The migration complexity (and cost) depends on how well-structured your existing data is.