WooCommerce

Pros: Good customizations, and has several things you can custom code into it.

Cons: Custom setups cause issues and strange bugs pop up.

Overall Experience: Good experience. We have found best for our business.

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.

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.

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.

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!

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

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

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.

Pros: Easy to use, secure and flexible.

Cons: Frequently have to update.