Laterreta Migrator for Shopify – Migrate Shopify to WooCommerce vs StoryBook – Shopify Blog Connector

Migrate your Shopify store to WooCommerce — no CSV exports, no third-party services, your data never leaves your server. Laterreta Migrator for Shopify connects directly to the Shopify Storefront API and imports your products, collections (as WooCommerce categories), product variants and multilingual translations (EN/ES/DE/FR) into WooCommerce. Image download (product and category thumbnails) is available in the Pro version. Features Migrate unlimited products per run Import Shopify collections as WooCommerce categories Supports simple and variable products (variants) Multilingual product translations stored as meta (EN / ES / DE / FR) Skip or update already-imported products (detected by Shopify product ID) Migration history log Test Shopify connection before migrating Pro: Image download — product and category images downloaded from the Shopify CDN and stored in the WP media library Pro: Scheduled sync — automatically keeps prices, stock status and availability in sync with your Shopify store on a configurable schedule (hourly / daily / weekly) Pro: Custom metafields — map any Shopify metafield (namespace + key) to a WooCommerce product meta key; imported on migration and kept in sync automatically Pro: CORS / Headless settings — configure allowed origins for cross-origin requests Pro: Product visibility manager — choose which imported products to show or hide How it works Install and activate the plugin Go to Laterreta Migrator for Shopify → Settings and enter your Shopify store domain and Storefront API token Use Laterreta Migrator for Shopify → Dashboard to run the migration Import categories first, then products (or use “Migrate All” for both) Multilingual translations (EN/ES/DE/FR) are imported automatically. Image download requires Pro. Getting your Shopify Storefront API token Log in to your Shopify Admin Go to Apps → Develop apps → Create an app Under Configuration → Storefront API enable the required permissions Under API credentials copy the Storefront API access token A Pro version with priority support and advanced features is available at: laterretagames.com/migrate-from-shopify-to-woocommerce External Services This plugin connects to two external services operated by Shopify: 1. Shopify Storefront API Used to fetch product and category data from your Shopify store. A request is made every time you run a migration from the plugin dashboard. Data sent: your Shopify store domain and Storefront API access token (credentials you provide in the plugin settings). Service provider: Shopify Inc. Terms of Service: https://www.shopify.com/legal/terms Privacy Policy: https://www.shopify.com/legal/privacy 2. Shopify CDN (cdn.shopify.com) Used to download product images when you run the “Download Images” step. Images are fetched from Shopify’s CDN and stored locally in your WordPress media library. Data sent: HTTP GET requests to image URLs returned by the Shopify Storefront API. No personal data is sent. Service provider: Shopify Inc. Terms of Service: https://www.shopify.com/legal/terms Privacy Policy: https://www.shopify.com/legal/privacy No data is sent to any service operated by Laterreta / La Terreta Games.

StoryBook makes it easy to display your existing WordPress blog posts right on your Shopify store. Once connected, all WordPress posts are instantly available within your store, new posts will be available as soon as you publish. NOTE! – This plugin connects to the “StoryBook ‑ WP Blog Connector” Shopify app. Shopify App Support Content type StoryBook is able to display posts, categories, tags, comments, related, popular and recent posts, and much more. Discover all the available features below. Server-Side Caching – Running fast In order to speed up your store’s blog, we are caching the responses on our servers. Caching clearing based on WP entities updates is being handled under the hood, you don’t have to do anything. This way your Shopify blog will always be up to date with your WordPress blog and 99% of the time will be cached. Why is this important? Speed and page response time is the answer. There is a good chance that your Shopify blog is way faster than your original WordPress blog. Features Two layouts for the posts page template ( Grid and Classic ) Two sidebars available ( one for single post page and one for posts page ) Native WordPress support for embeds inside post single like YouTube, Vimeo, Instagram, Facebook, Audio, and others embeds supported via WP Blocks Categories page template Tags page template List comments support Recent posts widget Popular posts widget Categories widget Tags widget Advertisement banner widget Previous/Next Post navigation Post excerpt/custom excerpt support Yoast SEO meta description support for post single Settings & custom CSS style support Look & Feel Your Shopify blog will inherit the styles from the shop’s theme, however, in order to make sure everything looks good with any theme, we’ve also added some CSS styles. Custom CSS is also available within the app’s admin area. Need assistance with custom styling? Don’t hesitate to contact us.