Get an Hour on Whether Your Store Has Outgrown Wix
An hour with your catalog and channels on the table.
Platform comparisons
Wix is a site builder with a store attached. Shopify is built around the store. The line is whether selling is part of your site or the point of it.
Wix fits a site-led business with a small catalog and simple checkout. Shopify fits a business where commerce is the point: larger catalogs, apps, and checkout optimization. The sourced difference that matters most is portability: a Wix site must stay hosted on Wix, while a Shopify store exports products, customers, and orders. Moving across is a documented process from $495.
If the store is a section of a broader site, Wix can be enough. If orders, inventory, and checkout are the business, Shopify is built for that job. Starting on Wix is a reasonable choice, and moving later is routine when the store outgrows it.

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A Wix site cannot be lifted as it is, so the move is a rebuild with the data carried across. The sourced limits shape the plan: product exports are split across files above 5,000 rows, and digital products need separate handling. The full process is on the Wix to Shopify migration page.
Exported to CSV, split across files for large catalogs, with digital products handled separately.
A one-to-one redirect map built from a crawl, checked before cutover.
Staged so the old store keeps trading. Assessment from $495, with the quote fixed after it.
When the requirement is a workflow rather than a catalog, both platforms answer with another app. Past a point that stack is the maintenance burden itself, and a small custom application against the platform API is the honest alternative.
An hour with your catalog and channels on the table.
Leave your platform, keep your rankings: full 301 redirect mapping, staged cutover, and 90-day post-migration rank monitoring, plus zero-data-loss AWS server and database migrations.
Updates, security, backups, and uptime monitoring on fixed-fee tiers.
What we fix, maintain, or migrate specifically on Wix.
What we fix, maintain, or migrate specifically on Shopify.
Who carries hosting, updates, and security, and what leaves with you.
The line between a store section and a store business.
Going deeper
For a business where selling is the main job, usually yes: Shopify is built around commerce. For a site-led business with a small catalog, Wix can be enough and is simpler to run.
No. Wix's help center says the site must be hosted and operated on Wix's servers, so a move means rebuilding on another platform with the content and data carried across.
Yes, with limits. Wix's help center says physical products export to CSV, up to 5,000 rows per file, and exporting digital products is not supported.
Not with a one-to-one 301 redirect map and faithful content transfer, checked before cutover and monitored afterward. Skipping the map is where rankings are lost.
When you fight the commerce layer every month, through catalog size, channels, or checkout limits, the fight starts to cost more than the move. A Strategy Hour with your catalog on the table settles it.
Platform comparisons
If checkout, speed, or SEO already feel like a fight on your current platform, the audit names the actual cause before you switch anything.