madeforshopify
Shopify migration engineering

Free browser-based planning tool

How risky is the Shopify project before anyone starts building?

Answer eight practical questions about catalogue, data, SEO, integrations, B2B, markets, experience, and launch. Get an instant directional complexity profile, without submitting an email.

How complex is the product catalogue?
01

Catalogue

How complex is the product catalogue?

Think variants, bundles, subscriptions, product relationships, custom attributes, and market-specific data.

What needs to move into Shopify?
02

Data

What needs to move into Shopify?

Products are only one part of a migration. Customers, orders, content, redirects, reviews, and custom records matter too.

How important is existing organic traffic?
03

SEO

How important is existing organic traffic?

A store with years of indexed URLs needs a different cutover plan from a new catalogue with little search history.

How many business systems touch commerce?
04

Integrations

How many business systems touch commerce?

ERP, PIM, WMS, fulfilment, marketplaces, subscriptions, support, loyalty, tax, finance, and custom services all count.

Are there wholesale or account-specific rules?
05

B2B

Are there wholesale or account-specific rules?

Company accounts, catalogues, price lists, approvals, payment terms, minimums, and purchasing roles increase scope.

How many markets, currencies, or languages are involved?
06

Markets

How many markets, currencies, or languages are involved?

Local catalogues, domains, taxes, content, pricing, inventory, and legal requirements make multi-market launches more than translation work.

How custom is the storefront experience?
07

Experience

How custom is the storefront experience?

Portals, configurators, logged-in applications, complex search, and unusual product journeys may require custom theme or headless work.

How constrained is the launch?
08

Launch

How constrained is the launch?

Fixed campaigns, platform contracts, data freezes, peak seasons, and multiple teams make cutover coordination a technical requirement.

What this tool does not do

A score is not a project estimate.

No automated price

Access, data samples, systems, ownership, and delivery constraints still need human discovery.

No guaranteed outcome

Migration quality depends on decisions, source data, stakeholders, testing, and launch execution.

No email gate

The review works immediately in the browser. Contact is optional and happens after the result.

No platform sales pitch

A smaller conventional Shopify build can be the right answer when the risk profile supports it.