About WooCommerce
WooCommerce pricing
WooCommerce has a free version and offers a free trial.
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WooCommerce Reviews
Feature rating
- Industry: Retail
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Light, stable and affordable
My experience with wordpress could not be better, it is light and can be easily run on cheaper hosting.
Pros
The best quality of wordpress in front of its opponents is really the huge community that makes us find plugins for practically everything we want to do, and even when we don't find it we can find someone who is willing to do it for an affordable price.
Cons
Plugins are constantly developing and can sometimes create some incompatibilities, which is normal, but the speed with which these problems are corrected is another strength of wordpress since all systems are subject to problems but quick solutions I find with wordpress.
Alternatives Considered
ShopifyReasons for Choosing WooCommerce
Magento was very heavy and required too much hosting.Switched From
Adobe CommerceReasons for Switching to WooCommerce
The number of plugins is much greater and so is the user community.- Industry: Marketing & Advertising
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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For Ecommerce platforms, WooCommerce offers the best value for money by far.
I have been building and running many of my own Woocommerce stores over the past 15 years, personally designing, building and publishing the stores as well as sourcing the products, managing the logistics, order processing and customer care.
Over the past 5 years,, I have been doing the same for clients, including SEO and online marketing of the Woocommerce stores.
Pros
The basic Woocommerce platform delivers all the features needed to run a successful e-commerce shop for most industries or niche services.
The thousands of specialist plugins that expand on this basic platform make it suitable for any specialisation you can think of.
On top of it all, the platform is free and most plugins have a free tier that is sufficient for most situations.
All you need to add is hosting, a domain, some WordPress knowledge and time and you can build a powerful ecommmerce store withouot the high monthly rates of competing platforms.
Cons
You need to invest some time in learning the basics of the platform if you want to build you own store. Alternatively, you can engage a WordPress developer at reasonable rates to build your site.
- Industry: Sporting Goods
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Good and bad experiences with Woocommerce.
It’s been ok and got us to where we need to be. We are thinking of switching away in the future mainly due to inventory management not being great, and very time consuming.
Pros
It’s easy to set up, simple to customise layout and overall look of the website. Very inexpensive compared to the majority of competition.
Cons
Slow and sluggish at times. A long and drawn out process to add new products with multiple sizes. No matter how high our security is, we have still been hacked twice.
Alternatives Considered
ShopifyReasons for Choosing WooCommerce
More features with woocommerceReasons for Switching to WooCommerce
Price- Industry: Computer Software
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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Easy to start, hard to optimise
Pros
Is the 2nd fastest tool to create an ecommerce in less than 1 hour.
You are in control of your checkout process and your money, and you are not forced to pay fees on every sell
Cons
You need to pay a lot of plugins or have your coders in order to optimise everything. There is a lot of things you cannot do without coding
Alternatives Considered
ShopifyReasons for Switching to WooCommerce
You are in control of your money and payment process.- Industry: Internet
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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The most flexible ecommerce platform around
I'm a big fan of WooCommerce and use it for a number of client ecommerce stores.
Pros
WooCommerce is open source and built on top of Wordpress, so it is the easiest and most cost-effective way to add ecommerce to a Wordpress website. It is also incredibly flexible, with a huge number of plugins and code snippets that can extend and alter its fuctionality.
Cons
The user interface is a little dated compared to the likes of Shopify. It is still pretty simple to use, but it's interface does not feel as modern or look as clean as Shopify's platform.