Shopify Store Migration

It did 90% of the work for us, so pretty good for being free. Just make sure to look over all the data and double check your variation skus and prices.

None of the photos were imported from Ebay store I have. It's a significant drawback as I have to manually upload them now... I have 5,000 products in my store .....

While it collected and imported all the info from my existing Etsy Store, it incorrectly allocated the SKU numbers when I had products with multiple variations. As a result I had to edit and change all of these, which in some dames had over 50 variations to one listing. It also added the same price to every variation when prices were different. Thought migration would save me a lot of time. Sadly it has not at all

Migration was easy and fast, the only glitch for me was that my price variations did not transfer. I had to enter them all manually which took a lot of time, still much faster than having to enter every product detail manually.

It brought my listings over... but unfortunately, they are not functional and there are issues with telling Shopify I do have inventory for each item, especially if a listing had variants to begin with. The option to add the inventory simply isn't even showing up. I am finding myself having to start each listing from scratch sometimes to fix the issues. Maybe it will get easier as I learn more about Shopify, but currently, it isn't very intuitive.
The formatting of the listing descriptions is also completely off, so I am having to recopy all of those as well.

This did absolutely nothing except create a list of my etsy products in a section called external products with a "Migrate" button in the printify app. when I click the button I basically have to rebuild the product from scratch withing th printify app, which I could have done without wasting any time with the app!

It certainly helped, but having a simple function that would then be able to select which items I want to migrate over would be great. After they are all populated from the CSV, create a protocol that I could simple check box which items I want migrated over. This would help in the future with allowing continual updates as well.

It didn't appear to migrate initially for me, so I migrated over a second time, then I discovered that I now had two of everything. A solution for this would then be to create an automatic protocol that reviews similar subject lines that might flag them for me as possible duplicates.

Not as useful as it seems it could be. Some of the meta data that's avialabe in the export doesn't seem to be exposed in the import. Making it difficult to re-assemble the categories of products

It correctly moved over about 5% of my products from WooCommerce, so at least I had a general template to recreate all of my other products, but that was it's only pro.
Cons were that it imported that 5% three times, so there were duplicate entries for each, including duplicate images, that needed to be sorted out. It also partially imported another 40% of my products, pulling in just the title and perhaps an image or two, the rest of the data was blank. So again, these could be used as a template, but every product needed to be checked thoroughly.
In summary, marginally better than nothing, but needs a lot of work.

Terrible experience as a new user. It has been complicated and having a lot of issues. The most important one is that I didn't know I had to have my website down for 20 days as my domain is transferred, even thought it was transferred from Godaddy a while ago.

No sympathy for my situation from ny of the agents I've spoken to. I get it now why you offer $1 monthly payments cause I don't really get to use it for a whole month.
Wish this information would have been disclosed clearly up front.
I have not been able to make sales for over 10 days now