Migrate from WooCommerce to BurgerShop

This guide explains how to migrate your store from WooCommerce to BurgerShop. You can use this article as a checklist to move your store data, review your imported content, and complete the key setup tasks before launching your BurgerShop store.

Unlike some platforms that require sellers to edit or remap the WooCommerce CSV template before importing, BurgerShop supports direct import from WooCommerce export files. In most cases, you only need to export the product CSV file from WooCommerce and upload it directly to BurgerShop

Note
Before you start, make sure you have already created a BurgerShop store. If you need help preparing your WooCommerce file or importing products, contact BurgerShop Support.

On this page

• What data can be migrated
• Before you start
• Step 1: Review your WooCommerce product data
• Step 2: Export products from WooCommerce
• Step 3: Import products into BurgerShop
• Step 4: Check the import result email
• Step 5: Optional: Import product reviews
• Step 6: Set up your BurgerShop storefront
• Step 7: Set up shipping, taxes, and payments
• Step 8: Place test orders
• Step 9: Connect your domain
• Step 10: Review SEO settings

What data can be migrated

BurgerShop currently supports importing the following WooCommerce data:

Important
BurgerShop does not currently support importing WooCommerce customers or historical orders. If you need these records for internal reference, export and save them from WooCommerce before closing your old store.

Before you start

Before importing your WooCommerce products, check the following:

• You have access to your WooCommerce admin.
• Your BurgerShop store has been created.
• Your WooCommerce products are ready to export.
• Product images are publicly accessible from their image URLs.
• Product titles, prices, variants, and SKUs are correct.
• You can access the email inbox connected to your BurgerShop store.

Tip
Do not rename WooCommerce CSV column headers before importing. BurgerShop reads the WooCommerce export structure automatically

Step 1: Review your WooCommerce product data

Before exporting, review your WooCommerce catalog and decide which products you want to move to BurgerShop.

Check important product details such as:

• Product name
• Product type
• Product description
• Short description
• Product images
• Sale price
• Regular price
• SKU
• Stock quantity
• Categories
• Tags
• Product attributes
• Product variations

WooCommerce products can be exported as different product types, such as:

BurgerShop can read WooCommerce parent and variation rows and match them during import.

Step 2: Export products from WooCommerce

Export your WooCommerce products as a CSV file.

Steps:

1. From your WooCommerce admin, go to Products.
2. Click Export.
3. Select the columns, product types, or product categories you want to export.
4. Optional: Select custom meta data if your store uses custom product fields.
5. Click Generate CSV.
6. Save the CSV file to your computer.

You do not need to edit the WooCommerce export file before importing it into BurgerShop.

Step 3: Import products into BurgerShop

After exporting the CSV file from WooCommerce, import it into BurgerShop.

Steps:

1. Log in to your BurgerShop admin.
2. Go to Products.
3. Click Import.
4. Upload the CSV file exported from WooCommerce.
5. Click Import products.
6. Wait for the import process to finish.

Import time depends on the number of products, variants, and images included in your file.

Step 4: Check the import result email

After the import process is complete, BurgerShop sends an email notification to your store email.

The email may include:

• Whether the import succeeded or failed
• Number of products imported successfully
• Products or rows that were incomplete
• Error reasons, if any
• Suggested next steps to fix failed data

If some data fails to import, follow the details in the email, update the affected product data if needed, and import again.

Tip
If you do not receive the import result email, check your spam or junk folder and confirm that your BurgerShop store email is correct.

Step 5: Optional: Migrate product reviews

If your WooCommerce store includes product reviews, you can export and import them into BurgerShop. Follow this article to move product review

After importing reviews, check that each review is connected to the correct product and displays properly on your storefront.

If your review data does not import correctly, contact BurgerShop Support for assistance.

Step 6: Set up your storefront

After your store data has been imported, customize your BurgerShop storefront so it matches your brand.

You can review and update:

• Store logo
• Brand colors
• Homepage layout
• Product page layout
• Navigation menu
• Footer content
• Store policies

Make sure your storefront is clear, easy to navigate, and ready for customers before going live.

Step 7: Set up shipping, taxes, and payments

Before accepting orders, configure the main settings required to operate your BurgerShop store.

Shipping

Set up your shipping areas, delivery methods, shipping fees, and fulfillment process. Review your shipping settings carefully to avoid undercharging or overcharging customers.

Taxes

Configure tax settings based on your business location and the regions where you sell. If you are unsure which tax settings apply to your store, consult a tax professional.

Payments

Set up your payment methods so customers can complete checkout successfully. After enabling payment options, review your checkout settings and store policies.

Step 8: Place test orders

Before launching your store, place test orders to make sure the checkout flow works correctly.

You should test:

• Successful payment
• Failed payment
• Order confirmation
• Refund or cancellation
• Fulfillment process
• Customer notification emails

Testing helps you understand the customer experience and identify any issues before real customers place orders.

Step 9: Set up your domain

If you already have a domain for your WooCommerce store, you can connect or transfer it to your BurgerShop store.

Before updating your domain settings, you need to transfer domain’s permisstion from 3rd party to Coulfare

After the domain is connected, check that your storefront loads correctly and that important pages are accessible.

Step 10: Review SEO settings

To help maintain search visibility after migration, review your SEO settings before launching your BurgerShop store.

You should check:

• Product page titles
• Meta descriptions
• Collection or category URLs
• Important page URLs
• Redirects from old WooCommerce pages

All BurgerShop stores automatically generate a sitemap.xml file that contains links to all your products, primary product image, pages, collections, and blog posts. This file is used by search engines such as Google and Bing to index your site so that your store’s pages display in search results.

Submitting your sitemap files to Google Search Console helps Google find and index pages on your site

Next steps

After completing the migration, review your store from the customer’s perspective. Make sure products display correctly, checkout works as expected, and your store settings are ready for launch.

If you need help with your WooCommerce migration, contact BurgerShop Support.