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How to migrate from WooCommerce to Vitrula

Short answer

To migrate from WooCommerce to Vitrula, open a separate Vitrula store, import products, categories and customers through the WooCommerce connection or an Excel/CSV file, check prices and stock, set payments and shipping, place a test order and then point your domain to Vitrula. Your old store stays live until the switch.

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Steps

  1. 1

    Create a rehearsal store

    Start the 14-day free trial and open a separate store so nothing touches your live shop.

  2. 2

    Import your data

    Use the WooCommerce connection or an Excel/CSV file. The import runs in the background and you follow its status.

  3. 3

    Check the result

    Review products, variants, prices and stock in the dashboard and fix anything that did not map.

  4. 4

    Rebuild payments, shipping and pages

    Connect PayTR or iyzico, define shipping rules, recreate menus and legal pages and place a test order.

  5. 5

    Redirect and switch the domain

    Set redirects from old product URLs to new ones, then point the domain to Vitrula with the DNS wizard; SSL is issued automatically.

What is transferred?

Products and variants, categories, customers and price and stock data. Order history and content transfer will widen as the product develops, so ask us if you need them.

How do I keep my search rankings?

Keep the same product URLs where you can and set 301 redirects from the old addresses to the new ones. Check that titles and descriptions carried over, then submit the new sitemap in Google Search Console.

Frequently asked questions

Will my WooCommerce store go offline during migration?

No. You build and test the Vitrula store separately; the old store stays live until you switch the domain.

Can I import from a CSV instead?

Yes. Excel/CSV import works for products, and the same files can be exported again at any time.

Written by the Vitrula team with AI assistance and checked against the product and public vendor pages. See how we write.