Shopify

Pros: Syncs with a lot of other websites.

Cons: Every app costs a significant amount of money.

Shopify was founded by both designers and developers, their gorgeous free and fee-based design templates work hand-in-hand with clean coding and simple payment gateway integration. Users are given a solid set of tools to manage orders and customers, including hosting and security.

There are some limitations in terms of implementing more complex catalogs or functionalities that often will require a 3rd party app. An example might be very complex business rules for shipping in terms of multiple products that require multiple boxes, etc.

Pros: Functionality, fast and efficient customer support, reliability.

Cons: Themes could be better.

Pros: Easy to use and setup.

Cons: Don't have any.

Pros: Options for apps and great design templates.

Cons: Can be costly to customize.

Pros: Powerful set of e-commerce features, all of which are SEO-friendly.

Cons: Order Reporting is difficult, and we've had to take order management to a third party application.

Overall Experience: Pretty Good! It's helped us grow to where we are today.

Pros: Easy to set up

Cons: It is reporting all to QuickBooks.

Pros: Ease of use, Powerful, yet simple. It has CMS to manage your website content (including blogs) and customers.

Cons: None

Pros: Easy to use

Cons: Requires plugins to be extensively worthwhile.

Overall Experience: We like it and it has helped propel growth, but will be looking for another solution due to growth.

Pros: Good UI

Cons: Limited integration

Pros: Matches well with many apps of iOS and web-based.

Cons: No Postcode finder, so it becomes difficult to deal with vat on an order.

Pros: It is very easy to use and has a clean design. The customer emails are very neat.

Cons: Some features require an add-on product, which makes the product a bit more expensive when you are a startup or just starting out.

Overall Experience: Very clean and easy. It gets the job done without trouble.