In most cases, yes. We start with an assessment of your current website — its pages, catalogue, data and custom features — and then plan how each part moves to Shopify. How straightforward it is depends on the site's complexity, the quality of its data, its integrations and any custom functionality.

No — product migration is a core part of the project. We move product names, descriptions, images, pricing, variants, SKUs and inventory data where the source data supports it, and we review the result before launch. Incomplete or inconsistent source data may need cleaning first, which we flag during the assessment.

We can migrate eligible customer records such as names, contact details and tags. Passwords usually can't be migrated, because they are stored in encrypted form, so customers re-activate their accounts on the new store — Shopify can send them an account invitation. Your consent and privacy obligations still apply to how customer data is moved.

Historical order records can usually be imported, including order details and the link to the customer where the data supports it. Some details may come across as reference data rather than live, editable orders. We agree during planning which order history you need and the best way to preserve it.

Yes, you can keep your existing domain. We connect it to your new Shopify store at launch, so customers keep visiting the same address.

Any platform change carries some SEO risk, and nobody can honestly guarantee rankings. We reduce avoidable disruption by auditing your existing URLs, mapping them to the new store, setting up 301 redirects, carrying over meta titles and descriptions, configuring the sitemap and checking Google Search Console after launch.