Shopify POS migration partner

Yes. It runs the counter and the website from one catalog, one stock count and one customer list, with Shopify Payments, tap to pay and offline mode built in. Ecomzier has moved fashion boutiques, golf stores, toy stores, gift shops, plant shops and clinics onto it. Ecomzier's free migration lets you test it with your own products on your own iPad before you decide.

Square is built for speed at a single till: a free plan, paid tiers from about $49 a month per location, card rates around 2.6 percent plus 15 cents. Shopify POS is built for retailers who sell in store and online: one database for products, inventory, customers and gift cards, POS Pro at $89 a month per location, card rates from about 2.6 percent plus 10 cents. If you run a website, more than one location, or stock that must match between store and web, Shopify POS is the stronger fit. Square to Shopify POS is one of the most common moves Ecomzier makes, and products, customers and inventory come across free up to 10,000 entities.

Shopify POS. It is built into Shopify, so inventory, orders, customer profiles and sales sync in real time with no third party integration to break. POS Lite is included with every Shopify plan and suits pop ups and markets. POS Pro, $89 a month per location, is the one for permanent retail: staff roles, buy online return in store, local delivery and multi location stock. Lightspeed, Square, Clover and ConnectPOS can connect to Shopify through apps, but each keeps its own database with a sync in between. Ecomzier moves retailers off those systems onto Shopify POS, free up to 10,000 entities, and retires the sync.

Yes, Ecomzier is the Shopify POS migration service. Ecomzier reads the export from your current POS, maps every field and imports it into Shopify POS: products, SKUs, images, inventory by location and customers free up to 10,000 entities, then order history, gift card balances, loyalty points, staff accounts and taxes on the full migration. Nothing to install, no CSV clean up on your side, and a written plan before anything moves.

On Shopify POS with Shopify Payments an in person card sale costs around 2.6 percent plus 10 cents depending on your plan, roughly 62 cents on $20. Cash sales cost nothing. Square charges a similar rate with 15 cents per transaction, and most legacy POS processors add monthly gateway and terminal fees on top. During the free migration Ecomzier puts your current statement next to Shopify's rates so you see the real difference before you decide.

Per swipe, PayPal Zettle (around 2.29 percent plus 9 cents) and Helcim (interchange plus, no monthly fee) can beat Square's 2.6 percent plus 15 cents, and they suit micro merchants and very high volume stores respectively. Clover can come in around 2.3 percent plus 10 cents through some processors, but its hardware and monthly account terms need careful reading, and GoDaddy's promotional rates apply only to eligible accounts. For a retailer that also sells online, the cheaper system is usually Shopify POS: POS Lite is included with the Shopify plan you already pay for, card rates run around 2.6 percent plus 10 cents, and you stop paying for the sync app, the second subscription and the staff time spent fixing stock between store and website. Ecomzier runs your last three months of sales through each option during the free migration, so the comparison is on your numbers.

Lite is free with your Shopify plan and covers occasional in person selling. Pro, $89 a month per location, adds staff permissions, exchanges, omnichannel returns, purchase orders and stock counts, which every permanent store ends up needing. Ecomzier sets up whichever fits during the free migration and, if you take Pro on the yearly plan, claims Shopify's free POS terminal for you.

Lightspeed Retail is strong on matrix inventory, serial numbers and rentals. The reason retailers leave is the website: Lightspeed's eCom and the sync to Shopify never match the single catalog you get when the till and the store are both Shopify. Ecomzier migrates Lightspeed R Series and X Series, including matrix products, stock by location, customers and order history. Serial numbers and rentals get a review first, as part of the free migration plan.

Square, Lightspeed and Clover are the systems Ecomzier is most often asked to move away from. Each works, but each keeps the store and the website as separate systems with a sync in between. Retailers switch to run both on one platform.

Your data is yours and can be exported at any time, so you are never locked in. Ecomzier only migrates into Shopify and Shopify POS, which is why the process is fixed price and the cut over is zero downtime.

Yes. Ecomzier's checkout is a $0 order so you receive the export steps for your POS by email. No card, no deposit. You get a Shopify store with your products, inventory and customers in it, plus a written plan for the rest.

One product, one SKU (variant) or one customer counts as one entity, so a product with ten SKUs counts as ten. Past 10,000 Ecomzier quotes the remainder in writing before anything else moves, with the $1,000 credit already applied.

On Ecomzier's full migration, yes. Orders import with original dates, line items, payments and refunds, linked to the right customer, so lifetime value and returns history survive.

Ecomzier's free migration lands in three business days. Single location stores usually go live two to four weeks after that. Multi location rollouts are phased store by store.

Yes. Your current POS runs until the night of cut over. Ecomzier takes a final export after close, reconciles it, and your registers open on Shopify POS the next morning.

Yes. Every location that migrates with Ecomzier gets a free POS terminal, arranged by us as part of the project. Contact us before you sign up for Shopify so nothing is missed.

No. The $1,000 credit is funded by Ecomzier and comes off your full migration invoice. If Shopify is running a promotion in your region at the time, Ecomzier helps you claim that in addition.