Who is a Wix to Shopify migration for?
Wix is a website builder with a store added on. It works well for getting started, but merchants usually move to Shopify when the store becomes the business and they need deeper commerce tools, more control over their storefront code and data they can take with them. These are the four situations we see most.
Stores that have outgrown a site builder
Wix Stores handles up to 50,000 products and 1,000 variants per product (Wix Help Center). Brands that sell across many channels, run promotions at scale or need advanced checkout and inventory tools move to a platform built only for commerce.
Brands that want to own their storefront
A Wix site must run on Wix servers and cannot be exported to another host (Wix Help Center). A Shopify theme is code you can download and keep (Shopify Help Center), edit in the theme editor or extend with developers.
Content led brands with a Wix blog
Wix has no option to export blog posts to other platforms (Wix Help Center). If your blog brings in search traffic, the posts, categories, images and URLs need a planned move so those rankings follow you.
Wholesale and international sellers
You want trade pricing or several countries in one store. Shopify B2B gives each company its own catalog, prices and quantity rules (Shopify Help Center), and Shopify Markets covers up to 20 published languages, or 30 on Shopify Plus (Shopify Help Center).