Shopify

Shopify has great features like Theme-friendly design, easy customization, Media gallery.

Having launched 5 Shopify sites over the past few years, it's been a pleasurable experience every time. Easy to get up and running, yet powerful enough to host the most robust e-commerce offerings.

Cool thing about Shopify is that it allows you to integrate and customize any themes needed.

In the title I recommended Shopify to set as one of the true preference to run and manage the work flow in a decent way. Cool way to integrate all your payment, marketplace options for the executives and support team as well. In all, shopify looks balanced in compared to other cart product applications.

Pros: Multiple Filter and Inventory Management.

Cons: Not able to export bulk Shipping label.

Shopify has been an incredible platform to launch and grow our client’s businesses at Six Gun Digital Marketing Agency. The default features are solid, and its architecture makes it both flexible, yet simple, with the ability to make it more complicated and advanced as their company grows.

The pick and play and pay-as-you-go nature allow us to easily put every decision about adding functionality and features into an ROI calculation. Helping us make calculated business decisions. The customization capabilities of Shopify have allowed the companies to stitch together a mostly automated set of business and operational processes - which saves them money and time.

Being able to change the metadata on the site enables us to optimize it for the SERP results.

As a Senior Retail Analyst of Fit Small Business, I feel that Shopify is one of the best e-commerce platforms available. It is priced extremely competitively and packs a lot of sophisticated features into a user-friendly interface.

Shopify has a great order management system, integrated shipping solutions, and makes drop shipping super easy. It’s also highly customizable. Shopify makes it easy to have a true multi-channel retail business with online, social media, and in-person sales all through Shopify, with centralized inventory and customer data that syncs seamlessly.

On the downside, adding specific products details and variations isn’t as easy with Shopify as it is with other platforms such as Lightspeed. Shopify also has a lot of third-party apps and integrations, which is great. But, some features such as customer reviews and ratings, which should ideally be built into the platform, require a separate app.