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Bring your shop with you

Products and photos, customers, stock and your order history come across from Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix or any shop that exports a spreadsheet.

1
Start your free trial
Your shop is made for you, on an address of its own while you move in.
2
Export from your current shop
Download your products, customers and orders as CSV files. How it is done on the main platforms is below.
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Import them in your dashboard
Choose what is in the file and upload it. The importer recognises Shopify’s and WooCommerce’s exports, and asks you which column is which for anything else.
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Check before anything is written
You see exactly what the import would do: what is new, what changes, and any row it cannot take, with the reason. Nothing is saved until you say so, and an import can be undone.
5
Bring your domain
Point your domain at your new shop, or move it to us, and we set its records for you. Your old shop keeps running until you switch.

What comes across

ProductsOne row per size, which is what every platform exports. Rows sharing a handle become one product.CustomersWith addresses and marketing consent. Passwords come across only where the hash can be read; everybody else is invited to set one.Stock countsQuantities against SKUs the shop already has. Either a stock take or a delivery — you say which on the next screen.Order historyPast orders, so the shop does not open with an empty customer history and last year missing from the figures. One row per item, rows sharing an order number becoming one order.Product imagesA spreadsheet with a column of web addresses, or a zip of photographs named after their SKUs.

Getting your shop out

From Shopify

In Shopify’s admin, export Products, Customers and Orders as CSV files. Product photos come across from the image addresses in the product file.

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From WooCommerce

In WooCommerce, export your products as a CSV file from the Products page. Customers and orders come out as CSV files from most WooCommerce export plugins. Product photos come across from the image addresses in the product file.

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From Wix

Export your products from Wix as a CSV file from your store’s product list, and your contacts as a CSV file. Product photos come across from the image addresses in the product file.

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From Shopware

In Shopware’s administration, go to Settings, Automation, Import/Export, and export your products and customers as CSV files from the Export tab. Product photos come across where the file gives their web addresses.

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From PrestaShop

In PrestaShop’s back office, the Products and Customers lists each have an Export button that downloads a CSV file. For orders, use the cog at the top right of the Orders list, then Export. Product photos come across where the file gives their web addresses.

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From Squarespace

In Squarespace, open Products & Services, then Products, and choose Export all for a CSV file of up to 10,000 products. Images are not in the file, so add your product photos again after the import. Orders export from Orders, Export data.

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From BigCommerce

In BigCommerce’s control panel, export your products and customers as CSV files from their pages’ Export options, and your orders from the Orders area. Product photos come across where the file gives their web addresses.

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From Lightspeed

In Lightspeed eCom, go to Tools, Exports, Add export, and choose products, customers or orders. Lightspeed emails you a link to the file, which it keeps for 30 days. Product photos come across where the file gives their web addresses.

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From Square

In Square, go to Items, Item library, Actions, Export Library, and export your items as an Excel or CSV file. Square suggests Excel, as a CSV can change your SKUs. Product photos come across where the file gives their web addresses.

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From Ecwid

In Ecwid, go to Catalog, Data Import & Export, and export your catalog. Orders and customers export separately from the same place. Product photos come across where the file gives their web addresses.

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