Migrating your webshop or POS to Shopify.
From Woo, PrestaShop or Tilroy. Every URL mapped before anything moves, catalog and customer data carried across, and the index watched afterwards like it is our own.
What platform are you currently selling on?
Every platform locks its data in differently. How do you run your e-commerce? We have worked with all types of platforms. The difference is in what comes out, and what does not.
- TilroyRetail POS and webshop. Export limits, deposits, warranty records.How we move from Tilroy
- WooCommerceWordPress. Plugin debt, custom fields, ten years of taxonomy.How we move from Woo
- PrestaShopSelf-hosted. Database access is a gift. Overrides are not.How we move from PrestaShop
- ShopifyYou are already here. Then the problem is somewhere else.Let’s talk
Something else? We have probably met it. Talk to us
Rankings and data first, platform second
Most migrations we see treat SEO as an afterthought. We treat the redirect map as the first deliverable, not the last fix.
At 6th Man, our migrations protect what you already earned: the rankings, the customers, the catalog structure. We then rebuild it properly on Shopify, whether you come from WooCommerce, Tilroy or PrestaShop.
You already know something's off.
Your current platform made sense, until your business outgrew it.
These aren't edge cases, and you are not the only one. These are the conversations we have on a weekly basis, before almost every migration. Instead of listing platform limitations, here's what growing ecommerce teams actually run into.
Checkout, search, subscriptions, SEO: each on its own plugin, each updating on its own schedule. One conflict and the storefront breaks.
- Checkout plugins
- Search plugins
- SEO plugins
- Version conflicts
Servers, PHP versions, security patches and uptime are your team's problem, and they surface at the worst possible moment: a sale, a launch, a Friday afternoon.
- Server uptime
- PHP upgrades
- Security patches
Ten thousand products in, the admin starts timing out on bulk edits, and the people who work in it every day quietly start avoiding it.
- Bulk edits
- Slow queries
- Timeouts
Deep variants, bundles and per-market pricing each arrive as another extension, so the rules end up in five places and none of them is the source of truth.
- Variant depth
- Bundles
- Per-market pricing
We've done this before.
100k+
SKUs migrated to Shopify without losing rankings.
Migrated by the same team that grows the store.
SEO protected end to end, from the first redirect to the first ranking check after launch.
T'Hooft Buitengewoon
100,000 sku e-commerce migration from Tilroy to Shopify
- Migration
- Shopify App Development
- POS Integration
“What's the right platform for our business?” is a research question.
We're a Shopify agency and we'll still tell you: the answer depends on your assortment, your POS, your payment flows, and what your current system will actually let go of.
You get a written recommendation you can hold us to, including the trade-offs. If Shopify isn't the right answer for you, that's in the document too.
Variant limits
Checked against your assortment before anything is promised.
Data export
What your current platform will actually let go of.
POS and terminals
Hardware and payment terminal reality on the floor.
Payment methods
What they really cost you, month over month.
App stack
And the monthly fixed cost that comes with it.
6th Man moves your catalog, customers, orders and rankings to Shopify on a strict schedule. It is the only way projects this size move smoothly.
Extraction audit
What can physically leave your system. Before anything is promised.
Data preparation
Dedupe, validate, repair. Legacy systems fused into one truth.
Build and enrich
Store, POS, integrations, product data.
Spot-check
Checked by real people end to end, approved by you, in every sprint.
Hard cutover
One date. Shopify becomes the source of truth. No dual-running.
Hypercare and training
Runbook, workshops, and support from marketeers who know Shopify inside-out.
Common concerns about migrating to Shopify.
Not seeing your question here? A free intro call will settle it, no obligation.
Most migrations run 6 to 10 weeks from audit to launch, depending on catalog size and how much needs to be rebuilt on the new platform.
Not if the redirect map is the first deliverable rather than the last fix. We map every URL before anything moves, and we watch the index for weeks after launch.
Yes. Orders, customers and stock history come across as far as your current platform will hand them over. The extraction audit tells you exactly how far that is, before anything is promised.
Yes. Your current store keeps trading until the cutover date. There is one switch, on one day, and no dual-running afterwards.
It depends on catalog size, integrations and how much has to be rebuilt. You get a fixed price after the audit rather than a range before it.
Then we get it out another way: database access, the API, or a scripted extraction. That is what the audit is for, and it is why we check before we promise.
Yes. A runbook, a POS workshop, and the buttons your staff will actually press. Hypercare runs after launch, not instead of it.
Moved once, and still growing
These stores changed platform with us and kept their rankings, their data and their trading days.
4.9/5
Trusted by 30+ top brands
A migration is about a lot more than a different interface to tweak your store. It is replacing the digital backbone of the organization, possibly even the backbone of all your sales. Our team is the one that moves it and that grows it, so there is no handover at go-live and nobody else to blame if the rankings dip in week three.