Migration Checklist for Yotpo Subscription Users

Yotpo Subscriptions is officially shutting down on May 31, 2025. If your Shopify store relies on Yotpo to manage recurring payments and subscriptions, it’s crucial to start preparing now to avoid disruption in service and loss of subscribers.
In this guide, we’ve created a step-by-step checklist for Yotpo Subscription users to smoothly transition to a new platform—without losing customer trust, billing data, or revenue.
Why Is Yotpo Subscriptions Being Discontinued?
Yotpo recently announced the sunsetting of its subscription service, effective May 31, 2025. While the company continues to offer other marketing solutions, it will no longer support recurring billing through the Yotpo Subscriptions app.
This means your subscription billing, product plans, and customer data will no longer function after this date unless you migrate to another app.
The Ultimate Checklist for Yotpo Subscription Users
Follow this detailed checklist to ensure a smooth data migration process and avoid losing valuable recurring revenue.
1. Audit Your Current Subscription Setup
Before you migrate, take inventory of:
Active subscription products
Customer subscription plans
Customizations or integrations (like email flows, discounts, bundles)
Subscription performance reports
Tip: Export this data or take screenshots for reference during setup on the new platform.
2. Inform Your Team
Make sure your marketing, customer service, and tech teams are aware of the change. Assign clear responsibilities for:
Data backup
App integration
Customer communication
Testing the new system
3. Choose a Reliable Subscription App
Now is the perfect time to switch to a more scalable solution like Easy Subscriptions. Look for:
Seamless migration tools
Recurring billing and dunning management
Customizable subscription options
Shopify integration
Customer-friendly portal
4. Export All Yotpo Data
Before Yotpo Subscriptions shuts down:
Export your subscriber list
Download billing history
Save product settings and pricing plans
Export any performance analytics
You’ll need this for a smooth import into your new app.
5. Set Up Easy Subscription (or Your Chosen App)
With Easy Subscription, you can:
Easily import data from Yotpo
Set up your plans and products
Customize your widget styling
Launch quickly with minimal downtime
Check if your new app offers white-glove migration support to simplify the process.
6. Notify Your Subscribers
Transparency builds trust. Send out an email informing your customers:
About the app change
That their subscriptions will continue as usual
Any benefits of the new system (e.g., better experience, more flexibility)
7. Test Everything Before Launch
Before officially switching:
Test recurring billing
Test customer portal access
Test cancellation, skipping, or swapping features
Ensure emails and notifications work correctly
8. Deactivate Yotpo Subscriptions
Once you confirm that everything is live and functional on the new app:
Cancel your Yotpo subscription
Remove the app from your Shopify store
Monitor performance metrics post-migration
Bonus Tip: Don’t Wait Until the Last Minute!
Migrating early gives you enough time to:
Troubleshoot issues
Train your team
Communicate changes to customers
Prevent service disruption
Ready to Switch? Try Easy Subscription Today!
Easy Subscription offers a powerful, user-friendly platform that’s perfect for Shopify store owners seeking a reliable subscription app post-Yotpo.
🚀 Start your migration today and enjoy:
Seamless data transfer from Yotpo
Flexible billing options
Custom subscription flows
24/7 customer support
👉 Get started with Easy Subscription – the smart choice before May 31, 2025.
Final Thoughts
The discontinuation of Yotpo Subscriptions doesn’t have to be a setback. With the right tools and a proactive plan, you can make the switch smoothly and even improve your customer experience.
Use this checklist, prepare early, and let Easy Subscription handle the rest.
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