WooCommerce
6 guides on WooCommerce product catalogs, exports, and migrations.
How to Convert a Shopify CSV to WooCommerce Format (Step-by-Step 2026)
To convert a Shopify CSV to WooCommerce, you rebuild the file around WooCommerce's parent and variation rows, rename every column, merge image rows, and fix prices and weights. This step-by-step guide covers the full column mapping, a worked example, and the mistakes that break the import.
How to Scrape WooCommerce Products: 4 Methods Compared (2026)
To scrape WooCommerce products from a store you don't own, paste the store URL into a dedicated WooCommerce scraper like ProdSift and export an import-ready CSV. This guide compares all 4 methods — built-in export, the REST API, generic scrapers, and dedicated tools — plus how to keep variations intact.
How Much Does It Cost to Migrate from Shopify to WooCommerce? (2026 Breakdown)
The cost to migrate to WooCommerce from Shopify ranges from almost nothing for a DIY catalog move to several thousand dollars for an agency-led migration. Most small stores spend $30 to $500 on the move itself, plus $15 to $60 a month in ongoing WooCommerce costs. This guide breaks down every cost line by method and store size.
WooCommerce Product Export Plugins vs WooCommerce Scraper: Which Do You Actually Need?
WooCommerce export plugins need admin access. Scrapers pull from any public store — no credentials needed. Top tools compared for store builders in 2026.
How to Export WooCommerce Products to CSV (Step-by-Step 2026)
To export WooCommerce products to CSV, go to WooCommerce → Products → Export in your WordPress dashboard, choose your fields, and click Generate CSV. This guide covers every method — built-in export, filtering, third-party tools — plus what to do with the file after.
How to Add Products to a WooCommerce Store Fast (The Builder's Shortcut)
Stop manually adding products one by one. Learn the fastest methods WooCommerce store builders use to populate a full product catalog in minutes — including bulk CSV import and instant extraction with ProdSift.