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WooCommerce

(16 Reviews)

Most customizable eCommerce platform

WooCommerce is the most popular WordPress eCommerce plugin. And it's available for free. Packed full of features, perfectly integrated into your self-hosted WordPress website.

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WooCommerce

(16 Reviews)

Most customizable eCommerce platform

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Core Features

E-Commerce Software Features

Built-in marketing tools
Catalog Management
Central database
Channel Management
Loyalty Program
Multi-Store Management
Promotions Management
Returns Management
Shipping Management
Reporting & Analytics
Email Marketing
Inventory Management
Order Management
Warehouse Management

Deployment

Cloud Hosted
Open API
On-Premise

Devices Supported

iPhone/iPad
Web-based
Windows
Mac
Linux
Android

Pricing Model

Free
Monthly Payment
Annual Subscription
Quote Based
One-Time Payment

Resources

Help Guides
Video Guides
Blogs
Case Studies
On-Site Training
Webinars
Infographics
Whitepapers

Support

Online (Ticket)
Phone
Email
Live Chat
Business Hours

Business Size

Small
Medium
Large
Freelancer

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Great Shopping Software

Reviewed 11 months ago by Burak Özkösem Ph.D.

Role: Founder at Pera Labs

Pros: WooCommerce is just that convenient. I can rely on the software without having to create o program a system to complicated.

Cons: Frequent updates to software makes integrations go buggy sometimes.

Excellent

Reviewed 11 months ago by Clay Duos

Role: Owner at Clay M. Duos, DDS

Pros: Easy to Use, User-Friendly, Open Source, and Lots of Extensions are available.

Cons: Learning Curve and Dependent on Wordpress.

Neat features

Reviewed 11 months ago by Matt Curley

Role: Masonry Sales and Estimating at Curley Brothers Brick and Masonry

Pros: Easy to use with WordPress.

Cons: a la carte pricing annoyance.

Overall Experience: Neat features but not going to buy 20 different modules, rather use other options.

Great alternative than others

Reviewed 11 months ago by Alam Akbar

Role: Founder at Kasual

Pros: Free

Cons: Hard to configure

Overall Experience: Not the best one but so far this is a great alternative than others.

WooCommerce is my choice for all eCommerce

Reviewed 11 months ago by Shane Morris

Pros: It is an open source, flexible and customizable.

Cons: wp-post-meta table restrictions for very large stores.

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Pretty good

Reviewed 11 months ago by Boulder Sausage

Pros: It works well with WordPress.

Cons: Can be hard to implement and troubleshoot.

It's great software and free

Reviewed 11 months ago by Anonymous

Pros: Having a customer and admin account with different rights is no problem at all. The customer can also do a guest checkout without an account.

Cons: LACK OF SUPPORT!

Smart work of the software is appreciable

Reviewed 11 months ago by R Madhan

I really like how easy it is to set up, basic templates are incredibly customizable and efficient. Also, the menus are easy to navigate and organized well by function.

A happy customer

Reviewed 11 months ago by Chidozie

Pros: Easy to work with and it has the ability to upload up to 100k products, large community base and flexibility.

Cons: Embedded inside of WordPress. Needs to have a full platform of its own to maximize potentials. It also gets slow at times when working with variable products. Nothing really when it comes to order management.

Easy to use but it's inventory is not available

Reviewed 10 months ago by Anonymous

I have integrated woo commerce to our e-commerce website. It is very easy to set up a complete e-commerce online shop in half a day. Various payment and shipping options available to cover most needs. Works well also for digital goods downloads.

Very useful and I am happy

Reviewed 10 months ago by Anonymous

WooCommerce is essentially the gold standard for Wordpress shopping carts. The list of features seems endless and it integrates with just about any payment processor you can imagine. Additionally, it has a huge community so it's not hard to find help when needed. WooCommerce is free, many of the important add-ons aren't. For example, if you need to sell subscriptions, you need to pay For a license.

Great at least better than shopify

Reviewed 11 months ago by C B Adebayo

Pros: Flexibility. You can do almost anything with it.

Cons: You need too many plugins to make it work.

Positive and I will continue to use it

Reviewed 11 months ago by Blaine

Pros: The pros are that it is free, flexible and open source.

Cons: Cons are that it is free and does not come with needed support. Plugins and extendable features may also not be supported or made without errors.

Diffusion and plugins are nice but lack of advanced features

Reviewed 10 months ago by Anonymous

The software can be so customized that it sometimes needs a backend developer to implement some of the requested elements from clients. It would be nice to have a dashboard of options that you can pick and choose from and turn off and on.

It's been good till now

Reviewed 11 months ago by Clinton Mena

Pros: Easy to use, secure and flexible.

Cons: Frequently have to update.

Overall Experience: Average

Reviewed 11 months ago by Parshant Dutta

All things are good. Though I am happy with its performance, I would like to see its mobile app version.

Key Details

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Free version

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Software trial:

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