Shopify migration service for US stores, at a fixed $1,250

You pay Shopify directly, in US dollars, on top of the one-off $1,250 for the move. These are the plans on Shopify’s US pricing page, checked October 27, 2026:

• Basic: $25 a month, or $19 a month paid yearly
• Grow: $65 a month, or $49 a month paid yearly
• Advanced: $399 a month, or $299 a month paid yearly
• Plus: from $2,300 a month

Setting up sales tax in the new store isn’t part of the $1,250 move. If you’d like us to set it up with you, we quote it separately, in writing, before you agree to anything.

Since the Supreme Court’s 2018 decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair, a state can require a seller with no physical presence there to collect its sales tax, and each state sets its own threshold. California’s is more than $500,000 of sales into the state in the current or previous calendar year. New York’s is more than $500,000 and more than 100 sales over the previous four sales tax quarters. Delaware, Montana and Oregon have no general sales tax.

Shopify Tax works out US sales tax by street address, not just ZIP code. It’s free until a store reaches $100,000 in sales (lifetime sales, for stores created on or after May 13, 2026), then Shopify charges a fee on each US order it calculates tax for: 0.35% on most plans, capped at $0.99 an order. Shopify doesn’t file or remit your sales tax unless you set up its automated filing.

Which taxes you register for and charge is for you and your accountant to decide; we don’t give tax advice.

Shopify’s US pricing page doesn’t list its card rates (checked October 27, 2026), and we don’t print a figure we can’t source. With a payment provider other than Shopify Payments, Shopify adds its own fee of 2%, 1% or 0.6%, depending on the plan.

For US stores, Shopify Shipping sells labels from USPS, UPS, DHL eCommerce, DHL Express and FedEx. The two DHL services cover the continental United States only, and UPS labels aren’t available in Puerto Rico.

Payments and shipping are set up as part of the move: the zones, the rates and the carriers you use.

Your products move across with their variants, prices, images and stock, along with your customers and your order history. Up to 8 content pages are rebuilt in the new theme.

Some things can’t move as they are, and we list them in the written scope before you agree to anything. Customer passwords never move: Shopify can’t import them, and with its current customer accounts your customers sign in with a one-time code sent by email instead. Discount codes can’t be imported into Shopify from a file, and gift cards only through an app or Shopify’s API. Features a plugin or app gave you on the old platform need a Shopify app or a different set-up, and anything non-standard, such as subscriptions, bundles or custom fields, is quoted separately.

Shopify’s own import tools bring in products and, from some platforms, customers. Past orders can only come in through a migration app or Shopify’s API, so moving your order history is part of the job, not a button.

Shopify gives every product, collection and page an address that starts the same way (/products/, /collections/, /pages/), and Shopify says those beginnings can’t be changed. So in almost every move, nearly every web address changes.

We list every old address, products, categories, pages and blog posts, and match each one to its new page. The map goes into Shopify as permanent (301) redirects before the switch-over, so old links, bookmarks and search results land on the right page instead of an error. Shopify only follows a redirect from an address that no longer has a page, which is why the map has to match the new store exactly.

We can’t promise where you’ll appear on Google, and you should be wary of anyone who does. What protects your position is a complete redirect map, which is why it’s in the price rather than an add-on.

Google’s own guidance on moving a site to new addresses says to expect rankings to fluctuate while it recrawls, and that for a medium-sized site it can take a few weeks or more before the new addresses show in its results. In our experience rankings usually wobble for a couple of weeks and then settle. Google also advises keeping redirects for at least a year, so don’t delete them after launch.

Before anything moves, we agree a written rollback: what happens, and who does what, if the new store isn’t right on the day. The switch-over happens at an hour you choose.

Pointing your domain at Shopify usually takes effect within two hours, but Shopify says it can take up to two days, so the old store stays live on a private address for an agreed period after launch and nothing on it is lost. You cancel the old platform yourself, once the new store has settled.

WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, Magento (Adobe Commerce), BigCommerce and Etsy. Each moves differently: what you can export, how the old addresses are built, and what can’t come across. The page for each platform explains the differences.

Then this package doesn’t fit, and we’ll quote you properly. Send the address and we’ll tell you what it costs before you pay us anything, not in week two. Being outside the ceiling isn’t a problem, it’s just a different number.

1. 01

   You send the store’s address

   Your store’s address and one sentence about what’s wrong.

2. 02

   We reply within one working day

   Whether you fit the package, and what we’d move first.

3. 03

   The scope and the rollback, in writing

   What moves, what doesn’t, the price, the dates and the rollback. Nothing starts until you’ve agreed it.

4. 04

   The redirect map

   Every old address listed and matched to its new page.

5. 05

   The new store

   Your theme configured, then products, customers and orders moved across. You get a written note at the end of every week.

6. 06

   Switch-over

   At an hour you choose. The old store stays live on a private address for an agreed period.

7. 07

   Thirty days of fixes

   Anything that breaks in the first thirty days after launch, we fix, at no charge.

Shopify’s plan prices and card rates are from its US pricing page, checked October 27, 2026, and re-checked every quarter. The sales tax and shipping facts are from the official pages below, checked October 2026 and re-checked every 6 months. The other platform facts are from each platform’s own documentation, checked October 21, 2026. Prices and rules change, so check the linked page before you rely on one. We set these up with you; we don’t give tax or legal advice.

• Shopify Help Center: Migrating to Shopify
• Shopify Help Center: Domain terminology (fixed /products/, /collections/ and /pages/ paths)
• Shopify Help Center: URL redirects
• Shopify Help Center: Variants (3 options and 2,048 variants per product)
• Shopify Help Center: Importing and exporting customers
• Shopify Help Center: Customer accounts
• Shopify Help Center: Exporting discount codes
• Shopify Help Center: Connecting a domain
• Google Search Central: Site moves with URL changes
• Shopify: plans and pricing, United States
• Shopify: payments and third-party transaction fees
• Streamlined Sales Tax: remote seller FAQs
• California CDTFA: Wayfair and remote sellers
• New York Tax Department: sales tax nexus
• Oregon Department of Revenue: sales tax
• Shopify Help Center: choosing a tax service
• Shopify Help Center: Shopify Tax pricing
• Shopify Help Center: US taxes
• Shopify Help Center: buying shipping labels