Press if you would buy this
For ProductCart store owners whose support and NetSource-managed hosting end on 11 January 2027, moving to Shopify.
Other migration services exist, including at least one that lists a ProductCart-to-Shopify route. We have not compared prices or results.
Not on sale yet. This tool does not exist yet and may never be built. No payment is taken. Pressing only counts your interest.
Untested; the tool does not exist yet.
The end date, in the source's own words
The help-centre FAQ published by NetSource is dated 23 December 2025. This page's makers read it on 9 November 2026. It says:
ProductCart is sunsetting and will no longer support or provide hosting for its codebase after January 11, 2027.
Hosting for ProductCart websites managed by NetSource will end on January 11, 2027.
All data, including product, customer, and order information, should be exported and downloaded before January 11, 2027.
If you own a ProductCart license, you may continue to run ProductCart website elsewhere.
At this time, the second-phase or complete shutdown date has not yet been finalized.
Source: productcart-kb.nsource.com/kb/productcart-sunset-faq. So 11 January 2027 is the date given for the end of support and of NetSource-managed hosting. Whether a store hosted elsewhere stops on that day is not stated in the lines above.
What the same FAQ says about migration help
NetSource will offer paid, professional migration services to Shopify
Costs vary depending on your site’s size, features, and customization needs.
Typical migration timelines range from 6 to 12 weeks
Source: the FAQ linked above, read 9 November 2026. No figure for the cost is given in the text read.
What the export pages say
Two help pages from NetSource, each dated 5 March 2024 and read on 9 November 2026, describe the exports a store can produce:
ProductCart allows you to export a variety of data from your e-commerce store, including products, categories, orders, sales, etc.
Product information is exported to a CSV file.
Each product that was purchased is a record in the export file. This means that an order can occupy multiple rows.
We recommend that you don't select “All products” if your store has a high number of products (over 1,000) as you could run into a time-out issue.
Sources: productcart-kb.nsource.com/kb/custom-data-export and productcart-kb.nsource.com/kb/reverse-import-wizard2. These pages are older than the FAQ, so the export screens may since have changed.
What we have not checked
We have not tested any conversion. We have not read the full list of fields in an export file, and we have not tested whether an order file and its ordered-products file join cleanly, so orders may need more work than products and customers. You would have to export your own files from your store first. We have not compared any migration service, on price or on results.
What one press counts
This page is a test of interest, not a shop. There is no payment form, no email field and no free-text box anywhere on it. The GBP 79 figure is a guess and has not been tested with any buyer. Pressing the button records one anonymous count for the day, and a short tag if the link you followed carried one. No cookie is set and no address is kept. One press is allowed per page load. The page is planned to come down after about four weeks if interest is low, and in any case by 11 January 2027.