Wix Website Designer — Migration to WordPress or Shopify

Wix locks your content inside its platform — you can’t export your site, you don’t own the code, and your SEO is limited by their URL structure and rendering. Once your business depends on search traffic, custom features, or third-party integrations, Wix becomes the bottleneck. WordPress and Shopify give you full ownership and flexibility.

Small site migrations (up to 10 pages) start at $1,500. Full migrations with a redesign start at $3,500. E-commerce migrations start at $6,000. All pricing is fixed and scoped before work begins.

Not if the migration is done correctly. I map every Wix URL to its new equivalent and set up 301 redirects. Meta titles, descriptions, and schema markup are recreated on the new platform. Most clients see rankings recover within 2-4 weeks, and many see improvement because of better site speed and cleaner code.

Small sites take 1-2 weeks. Full migrations with redesign take 3-5 weeks. E-commerce migrations take 4-8 weeks depending on catalog size and integrations.

If you sell physical products, Shopify is usually the right choice — it handles checkout, inventory, and shipping natively. For everything else — services, content, portfolios, lead generation — WordPress gives you more flexibility and lower ongoing costs.

Yes. I migrate product catalogs, collections, images, variants, and customer data from Wix to Shopify. Payment gateways and shipping are reconfigured on the new platform. Order history can be exported for reference.

Yes, and I recommend it. A migration is the right time to fix design and UX issues. You’re already rebuilding — a template swap defeats the purpose. Every migration I do includes a custom design built for your brand and goals.

Your domain stays yours. I handle the DNS cutover so your domain points to the new site. If your domain is registered through Wix, I’ll help you transfer it to a registrar you control (like Cloudflare or Namecheap) so you own it outright.