We migrate your store to Shopify without losing SEO or invoicing.

No, if it's done right. The typical loss is 0-15% the first month with full recovery at 6-8 weeks, assuming that: there are 301 redirects mapped URL to URL, meta descriptions and H1s are preserved, discontinued products are redirected to relevant categories, and robots.txt and sitemap are correct from day one. We run a Search Console audit at 4 weeks to fix anything that didn't settle.

Fixed price, not by the hour. In the free 30-minute diagnosis we audit your current platform (volume, integrations, customizations, indexed URLs, deadlines) and come out with a fixed written proposal. Every migration is different: a WooCommerce with few plugins doesn't cost the same as a PrestaShop with custom modules and 50,000 URLs. That's why we don't give generic figures. The number you see on other websites is almost never the one you pay. The customer subscribes to the Shopify plan directly.

Between 3 and 5 weeks depending on volume and integrations. The critical part is the validation phase: we never cut over until everything is tested in the sandbox with real data. If you have a genuine rush (campaign, hosting contract ending), we prioritize but we don't skip validations.

If you're looking for a cheap “automatic migrator” that imports products and walks away, we're not for you. Those migrations tend to break redirects, lose history, leave the ERP sync half-done and cost you SEO for months. We work with people who understand that migrating a real ecommerce is a project with auditing, validation and support, and who have the budget to do it right.

Yes. We migrate historical orders as a consultable reference in the Shopify panel (they aren't editable, of course). Your customer support team can see a customer's full history without going back to the old system. Customers have their history in the customer area.

No. The cutover is done outside business hours (typically overnight on a weekend) with DNS prepared with a low TTL and Shopify validated 100%. The real downtime for end customers is usually 0 to 5 minutes at most. If we detect any critical problem, rollback in under 30 minutes.

Not directly. Your ERP sync was connected to the old platform, not to Shopify. But rebuilding it in Shopify is part of our proposal. We rebuild the Holded ↔ Shopify connection (or Holded ↔ Odoo, or whichever) with signed webhooks, idempotent queues and retries with backoff. Better than it was.

WooCommerce is only worth it if you need extreme customization and have a dedicated technical team. PrestaShop is in decline: fewer maintained modules every year, a shrinking community, partners shutting down. Shopify takes technical administration off your plate, scales without you having to touch anything, and frees up the budget you were spending on hosting + plugins + patches. The reason you're reading this is because you already suspect it's worth it.

On the contrary, you gain. Holded is on the official AEAT list and is an official Colaborador Social for Verifactu. If you're coming from FacturaPlus + WooCommerce or from PrestaShop with a dubious invoicing module, migrating to Shopify + Holded leaves you compliant with Verifactu (mandatory for companies from 1 January 2027 and for the self-employed from 1 July 2027) ahead of the deadline, with no additional work.