SaaS → WordPress migration
Stop Renting Your Website.
Own It.
We migrate Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and other SaaS stores to self-hosted WordPress + WooCommerce — products, customers, orders, blog posts and Google rankings intact. Fixed price, fixed timeline, zero downtime.
Free 30-min call · Fixed quote within 48h · English / 普通话 / 粤语
1,000+
Clients served
25%
Countries covered
14+ yrs
WordPress only
Official
WordPress.org plugin author
Rented today
Platform fee — every month, sold or not
Transaction fees — a cut of every order
App stack — 6–10 subscriptions to stay functional
Your data — partial CSV exports only
You rent the ground the store stands on.
Own it instead
WordPress + WooCommerce
Your hosting, your domain, your database. No platform fee, no lock-in — and a codebase you can hand to any developer.
What Rent Really Costs You
SaaS made launching easy. Keeping it is what gets expensive — and the part you can't control is usually the part that matters.
You don't own your store
A policy change, a payment dispute or an account review can freeze your storefront overnight. Revenue that depends on a login you don't control isn't an asset — it's a subscription.
Risk · continuity
Subscriptions never stop
Platform fee plus transaction fees plus six to ten paid apps. You pay the same monthly bill whether you sell nothing or sell out.
Cost · 3-year TCO
Your design is a template you rent
Layouts, fonts and checkout logic are locked. Every real change means another app subscription — or waiting on someone else's roadmap.
Cost · velocity
SEO is capped by their roadmap
URL structure, schema, Core Web Vitals and internal linking are only partly yours. When rankings stall, you can't reach into the code.
Cost · organic traffic
Your data leaves in pieces
Customer lists, order history and reviews export as partial CSVs, and rebuilding them elsewhere takes weeks you don't have. The longer you stay, the more expensive leaving becomes.
Cost · lock-in
What We Actually Move
A migration is only finished when nothing is missing — and when Google can still find every page that used to rank.
Products & commerce
✓ Products, variants, options, SKUs, prices, sale prices, inventory
✓ Images and galleries — recompressed to WebP, alt text preserved
✓ Collections, categories and tags, with hierarchy rebuilt
✓ Customers and order history — statuses, notes, totals
✓ Discount codes, shipping zones, tax settings
✓ Reviews and ratings, native or via a maintained plugin
Content & SEO
✓ Blog posts, pages, authors, categories, tags and media
✓ A 1:1 URL map for every live URL, with tested 301 redirects
✓ Meta titles and descriptions rebuilt, not blindly copied
✓ Structured data: Product, Breadcrumb, FAQ, Organization
✓ XML sitemap, robots.txt and Search Console re-verification
✓ Internal link graph repaired after every URL change
If we miss something, we fix it in the first 30 days — at no extra cost. That is written into the scope, not just said on the sales call.
Coming From Another Platform?
We have moved stores out of every major SaaS builder — including the ones with no native export.
Shopify Plus
Squarespace
Webflow
BigCommerce
Weebly
GoDaddy
Duda
Ecwid
Custom SaaS builders
Dedicated guides: Shopify to WordPress migration · Wix to WordPress migration
Don't see yours? Send us a sample export — we will tell you within one business day whether it is a clean migration or a rebuild. Ask about my platform →
Five Steps, Two Weeks, Zero Downtime
Nothing goes public until you have reviewed it on a private staging site. The cutover happens in a low-traffic window, with a rollback plan.
01
Free migration audit
We export a sample, inventory every live URL, list what will and won't survive, then send a fixed quote and a date.
Day 0–2
02
Staged data migration
Everything lands on a private staging site first. You review products, customers and orders before anything is public.
Day 2–5
03
Rebuild & redesign
We rebuild on WordPress + WooCommerce — your design refreshed for conversion and speed, or ported 1:1.
Day 3–10
04
Redirects & SEO transfer
A 1:1 URL map, a 301 matrix tested page by page, schema submitted, Search Console verified.
Day 10–12
05
Launch & 30-day watch
DNS cutover at low traffic. For 30 days we watch 404s, indexing, forms and checkout — and fix what breaks.
Day 12–14
Why Teams Hand This To Us
Migration agencies move data. We move data and then make sure the site still earns — because the same team migrates and builds.
01
Official WordPress.org plugin author
We publish plugins in the WordPress directory — we don't just install them. The migration runs on tooling we maintain.
02
Google Cloud · Meta · PayPal
Infrastructure and payment integration handled by people who have done it at platform level.
03
14+ years, 1,000+ sites
We have rebuilt stores for exporters and DTC brands across 25% of the world's countries.
04
Fixed price, fixed date
Quoted after the audit, not after the invoice. Scope, price and launch date live in one signed document.
05
SEO-first migration
A 301 matrix is a deliverable you receive, not a favour. Search Console is verified before we call it done.
06
Bilingual delivery
English, 普通话, 粤语 — we work in the language your team actually uses, so nothing is lost in handover.
The 3-Year Math
Not a “WordPress is cheaper” slogan — just the line items most stores never add up.
Line item
Typical SaaS store
WordPress + WooCommerce
Platform subscription
$39 – $299 / month
$0
Transaction fees
2.4 – 2.9% + 30¢ per order
Payment processor only
App stack (reviews, email, upsell, forms)
$60 – $150 / month
$0 – $25 / month
Design or layout change
Another app, or not possible
Included in build scope
Exporting your own data
Partial CSVs, per-object limits
Full database access
Indicative 3-year platform cost
≈ $9,000 – $16,000
≈ $900 hosting + one-time build
Illustrative only, based on published list prices at the time of writing. Your numbers depend on plan, order volume and app stack — the real figures go in your audit.
Three Ways To Move
Every engagement starts with the free audit. Prices are fixed after it — and they do not move afterwards.
Migration Only
You already have a WordPress design and need the data moved cleanly.
Fixed quote
delivered within 48h of the audit
✓ Catalog, customers, orders, content
✓ 1:1 URL map + 301 redirects
✓ Launch on a clean WordPress install
✓ 30-day post-launch watch
Start with an auditMOST CHOSEN
Replatform + Redesign
Move off the platform and get a site built for conversion and speed, not just parity.
Fixed quote
delivered within 48h of the audit
✓ Everything in Migration Only
✓ Design + Elementor build, mobile first
✓ Core Web Vitals optimisation
✓ Schema, sitemap, Search Console
✓ Team training and handover
Start with an auditReplatform + Growth
Migration, rebuild, and six months of SEO / GEO so the new site climbs instead of idling.
Fixed quote
delivered within 48h of the audit
✓ Everything in Replatform + Redesign
✓ Keyword and content plan
✓ Monthly SEO / GEO reporting
✓ Quarterly conversion review
Book a strategy callQuestions Buyers Actually Ask
Will I lose my Google rankings?
Not if the URL map is done properly. Every live URL gets a 1:1 destination or a tested 301 redirect, and we verify indexing in Search Console before launch day is called done. For 30 days afterwards we watch for drops and fix anything that slips.
How long does a migration take?
7–14 days for most stores. Large catalogs (5,000+ SKUs) or stores with subscriptions and memberships usually take up to three weeks. The audit tells you which one you are.
Do I have to keep paying Shopify after the move?
No. Keep the account for one extra month as a safety net, then cancel it. By then your products, customers, orders and content live in WordPress — under your own hosting and domain.
Can you keep my current design?
Yes — we can port it 1:1, or rebuild it for speed and conversion. After the audit we recommend one and show what each costs.
What about the apps I depend on?
Reviews, subscriptions, wholesale pricing, email, upsells — each one is mapped to a native WooCommerce feature or a well-maintained first-party plugin. You see the cost difference before you commit.
Who owns the hosting and the data?
You do. Hosting, domain, WordPress admin and the database are in your name. We are the builder, not the landlord — that is the point of the exercise.
What happens if something breaks after launch?
Thirty days of included monitoring: 404s, form submissions, checkout, indexing. Fixes in that window are on us. After that, ongoing support is a maintenance plan you can keep or leave.
How much does it cost?
A fixed quote after the free audit, typically within 48 hours. No hourly billing and no surprise invoice halfway through. If the scope changes, it changes on paper first.
After The Move
Managed hosting & maintenance
Updates, backups, security and uptime monitoring — we keep the lights on.
Learn more →Our own WordPress plugins
Tools we build and maintain on WordPress.org — own your stack, literally.
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