- How Much Does It Cost to Migrate from Wix to Shopify?
- Wix to Shopify Migration Cost by Store Size
- What Affects the Cost of a Wix to Shopify Migration?
- DIY vs Migration App vs Agency: What You Really Pay
- Hidden Costs Most Store Owners Miss
- What Shopify Costs Each Month After You Move
- Why the Cheapest Quote Often Costs More
- Questions to ask before you accept a quote
- How to Lower Your Wix to Shopify Migration Cost
- Why Store Owners Choose WebyKing for Wix to Shopify Migration
- How to Get an Accurate Estimate
- Final Thoughts
- Frequently Asked Questions
You’ve decided to move your store from Wix to Shopify. The next question is always the same: what is this going to cost me?
The honest answer is that it depends on your store. But “it depends” doesn’t help you plan a budget, so this guide gives you real numbers. You’ll see what a migration costs by store size, what pushes the price up or down, the costs people forget, and how to pay less without putting your sales at risk.
How Much Does It Cost to Migrate from Wix to Shopify?
Most professional Wix to Shopify migrations cost between $2,000 and $20,000. A small store with a ready made theme sits at the low end. A store with thousands of products, custom code or a full redesign costs more.
You can also do it yourself for close to nothing in cash, but it usually takes 60 to 150 hours of your own time.
| Route | What you pay | What it costs you in time |
|---|---|---|
| Do it yourself | Your Shopify plan only | 60 to 150 hours |
| Migration app | A few hundred dollars for a small catalog | 20 to 60 hours to finish what the app doesn’t cover |
| Agency | $2,000 to $20,000 for most stores | A few calls and reviews |
Wix to Shopify Migration Cost by Store Size
Store size is the quickest way to get a rough figure. Find the row closest to your store.
| Store type | What it usually includes | Typical cost | Typical timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small store | Under 200 products, a ready made theme, a few apps | $2,000 to $5,000 | 4 to 5 weeks |
| Growing store | 200 to 1,000 products, a blog, several Wix apps | $5,000 to $10,000 | 5 to 7 weeks |
| Large store | 1,000 to 3,000+ products, years of orders, lots of SEO traffic | $10,000 to $20,000 | 7 to 10 weeks |
| Custom store | Velo code, Bookings or Members Area, a custom design | $15,000 to $30,000+ | 10 to 14 weeks |
These are market ranges for a professional migration in the US, not a WebyKing price list. Every store is different, so the only way to get an exact figure is an estimate based on your own store.
One thing surprises most store owners. Moving the data is rarely the expensive part. Rebuilding the design and replacing Wix features usually takes more of the budget.
What Affects the Cost of a Wix to Shopify Migration?
Every quote is built from the same twelve things. Knowing them helps you compare quotes fairly and spot what’s missing.
| Cost factor | Costs less when | Costs more when |
|---|---|---|
| Number of products | Under 200 products with simple options | Thousands of products in many sizes and colors |
| Product choices | 3 or fewer choices per product | Products use up to 6 choices on Wix and must be reworked for Shopify’s limit of 3 |
| Customers and orders | You only need recent orders | You need years of order history |
| Blog and pages | A few pages and a small blog | Hundreds of posts. Wix has no blog export, so each one is moved by hand |
| Design | You use a ready made Shopify theme | You want a custom design or a full redesign |
| Wix apps | A few apps with easy Shopify replacements | Bookings, Members Area or Events |
| Custom code | No Velo code | Custom features built in Wix Velo |
| Integrations | An email tool only | Accounting, inventory, shipping and CRM links |
| SEO and redirects | Little Google traffic | Lots of ranking pages to protect |
| Testing | One payment method and simple shipping | Many payment, shipping and tax setups to check |
| Launch and support | A simple domain switch | A domain and business email registered with Wix, or extra support after launch |
| Deadline | A flexible launch date | A rush launch before a sale season |
The three that move the price most
- Design. Your Wix design can’t be copied to Shopify. A ready made theme styled with your brand is the cheapest route. A custom design can cost more than the rest of the migration put together.
- Custom features. Wix Bookings, Members Area, Events and anything built in Velo have no direct copy on Shopify. Each one has to be replaced with an app or rebuilt.
- SEO. Every Wix URL changes on Shopify, so each page needs a redirect. The more pages you have ranking on Google, the more careful work this takes.
DIY vs Migration App vs Agency: What You Really Pay
There are three ways to move, and each one costs something. If it isn’t money, it’s time or risk.
| Do it yourself | Migration app | Agency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Money | Your Shopify plan only | A few hundred dollars for a small catalog | $2,000 and up |
| Your time | 60 to 150 hours | 20 to 60 hours | A few calls and reviews |
| Products and customers | You move them by CSV | Moved for you | Moved and cleaned up |
| Orders | Not possible with Shopify’s standard import | Moved for you | Moved for you |
| Blog and pages | Copied by hand | Usually not included | Moved for you |
| Redirects and SEO | You map every URL | Not included | Every URL mapped and tested |
| Design and apps | You rebuild them | Not included | Rebuilt for you |
Do it yourself if you have under 50 products, little Google traffic and time to spare. Our guide on how to migrate from Wix to Shopify walks you through every step.
Use a migration app if your store is simple and you’re comfortable with spreadsheets. Tools like LitExtension and Cart2Cart move your products, customers and orders. They typically cover 60 to 70% of the work. The rest (redirects, design, apps and testing) is still yours to do, and it’s the part that decides whether you keep your rankings.
Hire an agency if your store earns real money from Google, has custom features, or you simply can’t afford mistakes. You pay more up front and far less in lost sales and repair work.
Hidden Costs Most Store Owners Miss
The migration quote isn’t your whole budget. Plan for these too.
- Paid apps. Features that were built into Wix, like bookings or memberships, may need a paid Shopify app with a monthly fee.
- A premium theme. Free themes are available. A paid theme is a one time purchase.
- Wix overlap. Keep your Wix plan running for about a month after launch, so you can check anything you missed.
- Payment fees. If you don’t use Shopify Payments, Shopify adds a fee to every sale: 2% on Basic, 1% on Grow and 0.6% on Advanced.
- Your domain. Pointing your domain to Shopify is free. Transferring it usually means paying for another year of registration.
- Your own time. Even with an agency, you’ll spend a few hours on calls, reviews and sign off. Doing it yourself takes weeks.
- Repairs after a rushed launch. This is the big one. Emergency fixes can run from $500 to $5,000 or more, and recovering lost search rankings from $1,000 to $15,000. Our website migration cost guide explains where those numbers come from.
What Shopify Costs Each Month After You Move
The migration is a one time cost. After launch, you pay Shopify every month.
| Plan | Monthly price | Price per month, billed yearly | Online card rate | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $39 | $29 | 2.9% + 30¢ | Most small Wix stores |
| Grow | $105 | $79 | 2.7% + 30¢ | Growing stores with more staff |
| Advanced | $399 | $299 | 2.5% + 30¢ | High volume stores |
| Plus | From $2,300 | — | 2.25% + 30¢ | Large brands and wholesale |
Why the Cheapest Quote Often Costs More
Quotes for the same store can differ by thousands of dollars. The reason is almost always scope. A low quote usually covers moving your data and nothing else.
Here’s what tends to be missing from the cheapest quotes:
- A redirect for every old Wix URL
- Your blog posts and pages
- Rebuilding your design on a Shopify theme
- Replacing your Wix apps and custom features
- Setting up analytics and ad tracking again
- Testing checkout, shipping and taxes before launch
- Support after you go live
Each missing item becomes either your job or a second bill later. Missing redirects are the most expensive of all, because they cost you Google traffic, and that takes months to win back. It’s how a $3,000 migration turns into a $20,000 one.
Questions to ask before you accept a quote
- Does the price include 301 redirects for every page, including blog posts?
- Who moves the blog and the static pages?
- Is design included, and is it a theme setup or a custom build?
- Which of my Wix apps will be replaced, and what will the new apps cost each month?
- How will products with more than 3 options be handled?
- Will you set up and test analytics and ad tracking?
- How long do you support the store after launch, and is that included?
- Is this a fixed price, and what would change it?
If a provider can’t answer these clearly, the quote isn’t complete.
How to Lower Your Wix to Shopify Migration Cost
You can bring the price down without cutting corners on the things that protect your sales.
- Clean up first. Delete old products, drafts and dead pages before the move. Less to move means less to pay.
- Start with a Shopify theme. A ready made theme styled with your brand costs far less than a custom design. You can always redesign later.
- Swap apps instead of rebuilding. A free or low cost Shopify app is cheaper than recreating a Wix feature in custom code.
- Move only the orders you need. If you don’t need ten years of history, a shorter range saves time.
- Avoid a rush launch. A flexible date costs less than a deadline right before your busiest season.
- Don’t skip SEO. It looks like a saving, but winning back lost rankings costs far more than protecting them.
Why Store Owners Choose WebyKing for Wix to Shopify Migration
WebyKing is a full service web and marketing agency with offices in Los Angeles, Houston and Rajkot. We’ve delivered 360+ projects with a team of 50+ certified professionals, and 97% of our clients stay with us.
Here’s what that means for your migration:
- We know both platforms. We build Wix websites and develop Shopify stores, so we know what Wix won’t export and how Shopify needs it set up.
- SEO is part of the work, not an extra. Our Shopify SEO team maps and tests every redirect. When we moved TechShift to a new site and domain, we kept 100% of its SEO value and keyword rankings grew 35%. Read the TechShift case study.
- We’ve moved businesses off Wix before. When ClearFlow Plumbing outgrew Wix, we migrated the site to a new platform and rebuilt it. Inquiries rose 36% and pages loaded 42% faster. Read the ClearFlow case study.
- One person looks after your project. A dedicated specialist manages your migration from the first audit to launch day.
- You’re supported after launch. Every migration includes 60 days of free support for anything the move touched.
WebyKing has been named a Top B2B Company by Clutch and Silver Agency of the Year by Ad World Masters. You can see more of our work in our case studies and client testimonials.
How to Get an Accurate Estimate
A good estimate needs a few facts about your store. Have these ready and you’ll get a real number instead of a guess:
- Your Wix store URL
- Roughly how many products, customers and blog posts you have
- The Wix apps you use, and whether you have any custom Velo code
- Whether you want a theme, your current look recreated, or a redesign
- How much of your sales comes from Google
- When you’d like to launch
Send us these details and we’ll come back with a written estimate before any work starts. Redirects, SEO checks, tracking setup, full testing and 60 days of free support are part of every WebyKing migration.
Get a Wix to Shopify migration estimate, or try our migration cost calculator for a quick number first.
Final Thoughts
A Wix to Shopify migration costs anywhere from your own time to $20,000 or more, and the price follows the work: the size of your catalog, the design you want, the Wix features to replace and the Google traffic to protect.
The cheapest route isn’t always the one with the lowest quote. Compare what each option includes, ask the questions above, and budget for the monthly costs after launch. Do that, and you’ll know what you’re paying for before you start.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to move from Wix to Shopify?
Most professional migrations cost $2,000 to $20,000. Small stores with a ready made theme sit at the low end. Large catalogs, custom code or a redesign push the price higher.
Can I migrate from Wix to Shopify for free?
You can move products and customers yourself with CSV files, so the only cash cost is your Shopify plan. Expect 60 to 150 hours of work. The blog, redirects and design still have to be done by hand.
How much do migration apps cost?
Migration apps charge by the amount of data you move. A small store usually pays tens of dollars and a larger one a few hundred. Most have a price estimator on their site.
Why do migration quotes vary so much?
Some quotes only cover moving data. Others include redirects, SEO, design, app setup, testing and support. Always check what’s included before you compare prices.
Is there an extra charge for SEO and redirects?
With some providers, yes. At WebyKing, redirects, SEO checks and 60 days of support are part of every migration.
Will Shopify cost me more each month than Wix?
It can. Shopify’s Basic plan is $39 a month, or $29 when billed yearly, plus any paid apps. Compare that with your current Wix plan and apps to see the difference for your store.
Does it cost anything to move my domain?
Pointing your domain to Shopify is free. Transferring it to Shopify usually means paying for one more year of registration.
How long does a Wix to Shopify migration take?
A small store you move yourself to can take a few days. A professional migration usually takes 4 to 12 weeks from audit to launch.
I'm Ravi Makhija, Founder & CEO of WebyKing. I believe your website should be the hardest-working member of your team, building trust, generating leads, and creating opportunities 24/7. Through web design, development, SEO, and digital strategy, I help businesses build websites that become growth assets-not just digital brochures. Too many businesses invest in websites that look great but fail to deliver real business value.
Business owners deserve digital solutions that are simple, practical, and built around their goals, not unnecessary complexity. After all, your website shouldn't just represent your business; it should help grow it.


