A fee on top of every sale
Skip Shopify Payments and Shopify adds 2% per order on Basic, 1% on Grow and 0.6% on Advanced.
Migrate from Shopify to Modulify
Your products, customers, full order history and theme in one migration. Then shape the store by asking, with no Modulify fee on sales.
- Products and variants
- Collections
- Customers
- Full order history
- Blogs and pages
- Translations
- Theme
- Redirects
Catalog, customers and orders land in your database, linked as in Shopify, and every storefront page keeps its address. The store keeps selling while you build.
Why merchants leave Shopify
Shopify runs a great checkout. These are the costs and limits around it.
The app tax
Reviews, subscriptions, languages and page building come from apps, many billed monthly.
URLs you cannot change
Addresses are fixed under /products/, /collections/ and /blogs/. Only the last part is yours.
No staff on Basic
Basic has no staff accounts, Grow has 5 and Advanced 15, so a team means a bigger plan.
A checkout you can barely touch
Checkout extensions and Shopify Functions custom apps are for Plus, from $2,300 a month.
A theme that only runs on Shopify
Paid themes cost hundreds of dollars with no refunds, and are written in Liquid for one store.
What you pay on Shopify, and on Modulify
Where the money goes, and where Shopify still wins. Yearly prices are per month, billed yearly.
| Capability | Modulify | Shopify |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly plan | Starter: $25 a month, or $20 billed yearly, with your own domain. | Basic: $39 a month, or $29 billed yearly. Grow: $105, or $79. |
| Fees on your sales | No Modulify fee on sales. You pay your payment provider only. | With another provider: 2% on Basic, 1% on Grow, 0.6% on Advanced. |
| Features beyond the basics | Ask the AI and it builds them into your site and database. | Apps, many billed monthly. Even reviews is an app since 2023. |
| Staff who edit | Pro includes your team, with no charge per seat. | None on Basic, 5 on Grow and 15 on Advanced. |
| Your URLs | Yours to choose. Imported pages keep their Shopify addresses. | Fixed /products/ and /collections/ paths. Only the handle changes. |
| Your theme | Comes across with your pages, and changes when you ask. | Paid themes cost hundreds, are final sale and work for one store. |
| Checkout | Built by the AI with a payment provider you connect. | Shopify’s own checkout, ready to sell from day one. |
Monthly plan
ModulifyStarter: $25 a month, or $20 billed yearly, with your own domain.
ShopifyBasic: $39 a month, or $29 billed yearly. Grow: $105, or $79.
Fees on your sales
ModulifyNo Modulify fee on sales. You pay your payment provider only.
ShopifyWith another provider: 2% on Basic, 1% on Grow, 0.6% on Advanced.
Features beyond the basics
ModulifyAsk the AI and it builds them into your site and database.
ShopifyApps, many billed monthly. Even reviews is an app since 2023.
Staff who edit
ModulifyPro includes your team, with no charge per seat.
ShopifyNone on Basic, 5 on Grow and 15 on Advanced.
Your URLs
ModulifyYours to choose. Imported pages keep their Shopify addresses.
ShopifyFixed /products/ and /collections/ paths. Only the handle changes.
Your theme
ModulifyComes across with your pages, and changes when you ask.
ShopifyPaid themes cost hundreds, are final sale and work for one store.
Checkout
ModulifyBuilt by the AI with a payment provider you connect.
ShopifyShopify’s own checkout, ready to sell from day one.
Shopify US list prices from shopify.com/pricing and its Help Center, checked November 4, 2026, before tax and card rates. Shopify is a trademark of its owner, not affiliated with Modulify.
What happens to your checkout
The one part that does not move by itself, and your options.
Shopify runs the cart, checkout, search and customer accounts on its own servers, so no migration can copy them. Your product pages look the same, but their buttons need a checkout.
Keep selling through Shopify while the new site runs, or ask the AI for a checkout with your payment provider. Either way, customers and every order are in your database from day one.
- Keep Shopify for checkout: run the new site and keep selling through your store until you switch.
- Build your own checkout: ask the AI for a cart and checkout with the payment provider you choose.
- Your history stays yours: customers and every order are in your database either way.
What comes across from Shopify
Everything the migration copies, and where it lands in your new site.
| In Shopify | In Modulify |
|---|---|
| Products | Products with media, options, tags, SEO fields and metafields |
| Variants | Variants with price, SKU, barcode, weight and cost |
| Collections | Collections with their rules and product order |
| Stock and locations | Stock levels at each location |
| Customers | Customers with contact details, consent, addresses, tags and notes |
| Orders | Full order history with taxes, fulfillments and refunds, linked to customers |
| Draft orders, discounts and gift cards | Their own records, with gift cards keeping their balance |
| Pages, blogs and comments | Pages, blogs, blog posts and blog comments |
| Metaobjects | One dataset for each custom data type |
| Translations | Kept with each record, by language |
| Menus and URL redirects | Menus with their nested items, and redirects on the new site |
| Files | Images, videos, documents and 3D models in your storage |
| Published storefront pages | Pages at the same addresses, with the theme’s styles and fonts |
| Your live theme | Its templates, sections, settings and assets, for the AI to build from |
| Contact and newsletter forms | Working forms that save to the site database |
How to migrate from Shopify
Four steps. The store keeps selling the whole time.
- 1
Create an app in Shopify
In Shopify’s Dev Dashboard, create an app with the read scopes the import lists, and release it.
- 2
Install it and connect
Install the app. On Home, click +, choose From Shopify, and paste your store address, Client ID and secret.
- 3
Confirm and import
Tick that you may rebuild the store, confirm, and select Import site. It copies in the background.
- 4
Decide how you sell
Keep selling through Shopify for now, or ask the AI for a checkout. Then publish.
What changes after the move
Your store looks the same. You stop renting the parts that matter.
Your history in your database
Customers, orders and products land in SQL tables you own, linked as in Shopify.
No platform fee on sales
Modulify takes no cut of your sales. You pay your payment provider only.
Design without Liquid
Change the storefront by describing it, without theme code or a page builder app.
Content that can grow
Guides, lookbooks and landing pages live in a real CMS, not in theme settings.
Features instead of apps
Ask for reviews, a wishlist or a filter, and the AI builds it in, with no new subscription.
Code you own
Move the store’s code to your GitHub on any paid plan, or export everything on Pro.
Your product URLs stay put
Search engines keep finding the same pages.
Storefront pages keep their /products/, /collections/, /pages/ and /blogs/ addresses, and your redirects come across with a sitemap. Product SEO fields come too.
- /Same address
- /products/linen-shirtSame address
- /collections/summerSame address
- /pages/aboutSame address
- /blogs/news/launch-notesSame address
Before you switch
What stays on Shopify, and what to plan for.
Cart, checkout and accounts
They run on Shopify. The AI rebuilds them with a payment provider when you ask.
Shopify apps
Apps stay on Shopify, along with data some keep on their own servers, such as reviews.
What Shopify never shares
Passwords, saved cards and full gift card codes never leave Shopify.
Your full order history
Orders older than 60 days need the read_all_orders scope, so add it before you start.
Not part of a migration yet
Shipping and tax settings, store credit, returns, abandoned checkouts, subscriptions, B2B and price lists.
Theme fonts
Shopify library fonts are licensed for Shopify stores, so check their license before you publish.
Migrating from Shopify, answered
What merchants ask before they move a store.
Yes. Your catalog, customers, full order history, content, files, redirects, theme and storefront pages come across in one migration. Checkout runs on Shopify, so rebuild it or keep selling there.
Shopify exports CSV files without images, and its themes only run on Shopify. The migration reads the Admin API instead, so everything comes across together, linked.
Shopify runs checkout on its own servers, so no migration can copy it. Keep selling through Shopify, or ask the AI for a checkout with your payment provider.
Yes, with contact details, consent, addresses, totals, taxes, fulfillments and refunds. Orders older than 60 days need read_all_orders. Passwords and saved cards stay in Shopify.
No. Pages keep their /products/, /collections/, /pages/ and /blogs/ addresses, and your redirects come across.
No. Every scope it asks for is a read scope, so your store keeps running exactly as it is while you build the new site.
Yes. The data and theme still come across, and the AI builds the pages from your theme. Remove the password to copy the published pages as they are.
Apps and the data they keep stay on Shopify. Ask the chat to build what you need into the site.
Starter is $25 a month, or $20 yearly, against $39 or $29 for Shopify Basic, with no fee on sales and no apps to rent. You still pay your payment provider and need a checkout, so weigh both.
Moving from somewhere else?
Every migration copies the site exactly as it is. Pick the platform you are on.
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