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- 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: Marketing & Advertising
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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Great Ecommerce Tool
I love WooCommerce. I use it to build my Ecommerce website and those of my clients. Processing sales, marketing using coupons and it’s integration to many email marketing software makes it even amazing.
Pros
I love how seemless it is to use WooCommerce with WordPress. It’s easier to use it to collect payment and easy to use.
Cons
The only cons I have is that you need to buy some more tools if you need to use some advance features but most of those features are just addons.
Alternatives Considered
ShopifyReasons for Switching to WooCommerce
I choose Woocommerce because of flexibility and price- Industry: Internet
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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WooCommerce - Meh…
Frustration, angst which led to wondering - why isn’t there a competitor solution for my Wordpress sites?
Pros
It works with Wordpress. But requires additional plugins to allow functionality that one would think was built in already
Cons
Because it’s a server side software solution, it can be a dog to use.
- Industry: Information Technology & Services
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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As good as it gets for Wordpress e-commerce
To be honest it really works and the plugins available to customize are many. My only issue es mostly with Wordpress itself as a platform can be cumbersome to manage for e-commerce through woocommerce que you start to get more traffic or have more specific needs.
Pros
The best option for e-commerce using Wordpress
Cons
Wordpress as an e-commerce platform is not the most robust choice.
Alternatives Considered
ShopifyReasons for Switching to WooCommerce
Pricing and being open source means I have more control over customization.- Industry: Internet
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Not bad but can be better
Noce e-commerce software but need some customization to use on EU markets
Pros
Easy of setup, free to use, lot of plugins
Cons
A lot of addons is not secure. Don't have a EAN field.
Reasons for Switching to WooCommerce
IT is much cheaper. I preffer IT when customers want a cheaper version of the store- Industry: E-Learning
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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Don't. Just turn around and run away. Very, Very Fast.
I wish I had never been introduced to WooCommerce. I wish I had listened to my mentor and spent the money on a better product rather than be cheap like I was. I lost so many hours of my life using WooCommerce.
Pros
Logging in is pretty simple. Other than that, I absolutely despise WooCommerce
Cons
Everything. Literally, everything. The fact that I can't get ANY support is most frustrating.
Alternatives Considered
ShopifyReasons for Switching to WooCommerce
because it was free and i was cheap and thought I was making a wise decision.- Industry: Health, Wellness & Fitness
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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Using WooCommerce to sell courses
I used WooCommerce to sell in-person courses and tickets to events. I also had a small selection of merchandise on the platform. It served a purpose and my clients found it simple to use.
Pros
I simple, clean interface and a variety of display options for my shop.
Cons
You can't link to calendars in the same way you can a booking system.
Reasons for Switching to WooCommerce
It was included in my WordPress package so I didn't have to pay anything extra for it. The fees were also low.- Industry: Health, Wellness & Fitness
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 1-5 months
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WooCommerce, What a Time Saver, Woo Hoo
Overall we love using WooCommerce for our website, our web designer highly recommended it and it hasn't failed us yet!
Pros
WooCommerce has made our lives easier when starting our coaching business. The WooCommerce payments and products functionality allows us to use subscriptions to easily accept payments from clients without reminders or manual processes.
Cons
We've only been using it for about 6 months, I would say the user interface needs some work. It doesn't look professional and would need a UX overhaul.
- Industry: Publishing
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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Good for selling digital products
Pros
It helps us in selling our digital products.
Cons
Everything is perfect. I have not encounter any challenges yet.
- Industry: Media Production
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Weekly for 1+ year
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Go for it the best store u can make than other custom build ones
Exceptional is the word that I like to use
Pros
The best thing we liked about its sleek design and custom functions
Cons
Nothing, we liked everything about Woocommerce
- Industry: Computer Software
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Monthly for 2+ years
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Effective ecommerce script for all
So far I have created more website for clients that I had to integrate with woo commerce and all we successful done and my clients are happy. I also run ecommerce site using woo commerce so its product I trust.
Pros
Its simple and straight forward you don't need spend time reading documentation to get started. Anyone can easily install and start the business right away.
Cons
Its that it always need to be updated . Some updates are not necessary for other merchant but to keep your website stable you need to thus create lot of back end admin I don't like.
- Industry: Retail
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Woocomerce Review
Have used it for years and it's gotten better and better and is the cornerstone of my online store.
Pros
It's very intuitive and user friendly and gives a detailed presentation of our products and is very easy to integrate with 3rd party services.
Cons
The mobile app for store management is a bit laggy and creating and integrating a mobile app is a bit confusing.
- Industry: Information Technology & Services
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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WooCommerce, a trusted e-commerce platform for all your online sales needs
Very solid, reliable system that continues to deliver results even after years of use.
Pros
Right out of the box, WooCommerce is a solid, good system with plenty of options. But even if you need a special feature, there are tons, tons of modules/add-ons/extensions available. I believe it is a system used by countless companies, and I am one. I have used it for over 6 years and continue to use it. The system works well and continues to get better. I have even used it with various payment processing platforms and no issues at all.
Cons
I hope that they continue to expand the features and begin to add more AI functionality, and even include product review videos, that would be nice.
- Industry: Civil Engineering
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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WooCommerce
WooCommerce and Wordpress is a perfect mix for a powerful online shop. Because is compatible with WordPress plugins you can easily use SEO plugins, speed optimization plugins and security. With the help of WordPress themes you can customize the design without big costs.
Pros
Using WooCommerce I converted my Wordpress website into a powerful online store. Setting up the plugin is straightforward and you don't need any special programing skills. Works very good with other WordPress plugins and themes ... and there are a lot of them.
Cons
I can't say is perfect, but there are no cons worth mentioning here.

- Industry: Design
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Enables any business to perform like a store.
It's usually a positive experience. To be fair, it is the pricing of WooCommerce addons that puts me off sometimes.
Pros
Woocommerce allows even the smallest of shops to push their products across the internet.
Cons
It can rarely be used "out of the box". It takes a lot to set up and isn't for unknowledgeable users. But then, I'm happy to set it up for our clients which means all they need to do is edit their inventory or add new products.
- Industry: Accounting
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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WooCommerce if you want to sell
A great WordPress plugin, transform a simple WordPress website into a powerful online shop. Easy to secure and optimize for SEO and speed.
Pros
WooCommerce and WordPress is the perfect combination to sell online. Been using this plugin for a few years now and with every update is getting better and better. Adding plugins to the WordPress setup increases your shop security (with security plugins) and my favorite, increase SEO for every product available. For customization you have endless possibilities, creating and customizing a WordPress theme is quite easy, or you can find already made themes at reasonable prices.
Cons
No cons found for WooCommerce until now.
- Industry: Retail
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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WooCommerce User review
Overall, Woo Commerce is an amazing platform and a very reliable choice in the e-commerce space. One of it's advantage as a popular system is that it has a large and active community of users and developers that can easily provide knowledge and support.
Pros
I would say that Woo Commerce is very cost effective which is ideal for small and medium business like our company. The order and customer accounts management system is efficient and runs very smoothly.
Cons
At first glance, the user interface a looks a bit archaic and complicated at the same time. I supposed the design of the UI can still be improved. The required regular updates to maintain security and compatibility is helpful but at the same time affects our productivity negatively.

- Industry: Consumer Electronics
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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One of the best platforms for ecommerce stores
Pros
I like the quantity of functions and the possibility of personalization
Cons
Sometimes could be hard to personalize or need to code
Alternatives Considered
Shopify- Industry: Internet
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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A good platform but I would pick a cloud solution.
I've been managing a WooCommerce store for a major outdoors venue in Italy handling subscriptions and event bookings for the last 5 years.
During the load-heavy season a one-server LEMP stack is not enough and I highly recommend to switch to a separate database server.
For smaller projects and on a tight budget I would recommend WooCommerce.
Pros
Very good for starters.
On a more advanced level it offers you great flexibility and customization options but you need development skills.
Cons
If you do not perform proper server optimization it could be very heavy to handle.
- Industry: Information Technology & Services
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Woocommerce is the 'go to' for e-commerce
Wouldn't go anywhere else to start building a shop and with literally hundreds of plugins available there is little you cannot achieve.
Pros
Easy to use with many inbuilt features to give you most standard things to design a shop.
Cons
First time learning curve is high, but once you done it once is much easier.
- Industry: Food Production
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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Woo for our Business
Absolutely amazing product!! We could not work without this now.
Pros
The extensive possibilites this has created.
The ease of taking orders compared to our old ways.
The integration with other systems we use.
The advantage this has given us other competitors not using a system as adcanced as this.
Cons
I literally have nothing bad to say about Woo. We have been able to resolve all our questions and concerns to the run the most perfect system possible.
- Industry: Education Management
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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The Best and Affordable e-Commerce software
My overall experience was fantastic and very positive. WooCommerce was handy at an affordable price. I highly recommend it.
Pros
Regarding e-commerce software, WooCommerce stands out from its competitors, for its ability to adapt to the administrators' needs. It's affordable and very convenient. Its data handling capacity is amazing, and it is a highly recommended software.
Cons
When you're about to publish a product linked with your e-commerce store, WooCommerce makes it automatically, without allowing you to refine its elements first. That needs improvement.
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EcwidSwitched From
Ecwid- Industry: Marketing & Advertising
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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User friendly, easy to integrate.
We've been with WooCommerce for a number of years, and integrated it without issue on many websites. Plug-in and extensions are updated regularly to keep as secure as possible and the ability to navigate and add products, etc. is very clear and easy to use.
Pros
I love the numerous extensions available to take your cart to the next level and integrate with any shipping platform and payment account.
Cons
We had an issue and customer support was delayed and not very helpful.
- Industry: Consumer Electronics
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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EAZY TO USE
Pros
ITS VERY GOOD CHOICE FOR NO SKILLS START UP.
Cons
very hard to learn and under stand the website functions.
- Industry: Information Technology & Services
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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The best tool for your online business
Pros
I love the I can get up and running in about an hour and have a full fledged business online with all the tools and training I need and there ease of use. Been using WooCommerce for years.
Cons
I can't think of anything as they have so much value and keep updating the platform so quick.
- Industry: Publishing
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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I love WooCommerce!
I love using WooCommerce. It's the best store platform I've used for a long time. It's easy to customise it for what I need and integrates with a lot of other platforms and payment providers to make selling easy. There's a lot of plugin options that range from free to paid to cover what you want to offer all in one place. The app also makes it easy to track sales and update customers on dispatch and posting details etc. Overall I'd 100% recommend WooCommerce.
Pros
Love how easy it is to set up and how many different plugins you can get to customise it exactly how you need it.
Cons
There is a bit of a learning curve but there are also plenty of how to walkthroughs online to make using it easier.
Alternatives Considered
ShopifyReasons for Choosing WooCommerce
The pricing for Squarespace kept going up while the features stayed largely the same. I made the decision to switch to wordpress for my site and so installing WooCommerce was a no brainer. The functionality and customisation options are fantastic, especially for the price when most of the things you need to get started are free.Switched From
SquarespaceReasons for Switching to WooCommerce
I decided not to go with Shopify because, while it was easier to set up and use straight away, there was a monthly fee to pay from the beginning and I wasn't sure how much I'd use it. I also needed to move my main website and wordpress with WooCommerce allowed me the flexibility to set up my site and have different plugins depending on what I needed from my site. I also wasn't sure how popular my online store would be and not having to pay a monthly fee with WooCommerce was a more attractive option.
- Industry: Marketing & Advertising
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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A solution that works for multiple scenarios
I've used WooCommerce on most eCommerces I've worked with, recently on a client website we also got in contact in the support team that was amazing. They helped us with optimizing the website, chosing the right plugins and extensions, chosing the right hosting plan...
Pros
It's flexible and fits multiple needs and top customer care
Cons
It can get overwhelming due to the vast amount of extensions so without expertise or support it can be difficult to deploy in non-standard scenarios

- Industry: Retail
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Woo Is E-commerce At Its Finest
My overall experience was wonderful, except for the price changes. If it wasn't for the price changes I would still be with them today. I'm actually considering going back because it's such a good platform I'd recommend it to everybody.
Pros
It's amazing how it's an all in one app. There is nothing u can't find on Woo! It was my initial platform, and I am considering going back
Cons
Price changed too many times and made it hard to keep up with.
Alternatives Considered
Squarespace- Industry: Marketing & Advertising
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Weekly for 1+ year
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WooCommerce Review
Great overall experience using Woocommerce, the choice of integration plugin is impressive and the SEO features were easy to implement. there are various ways to set up tracking and Shopping feed for our products etc
Pros
Very easy setup and management, very customiseable and has a lot of integration features and plugins. we love the full control of the data
Cons
the only con i can think of was the support available
- Industry: Computer Software
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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Woocommerce is the best tool for online stores
WooCommerce is great for creating an online store and getting it up and running in a short time with little money. It is my preferred platform to recommend to my clients.
Pros
Its ability to integrate with other tools, addons, extensions and its extensive documentation allows you to customize many elements of the online store.
Cons
WooCommerce's base design is not the prettiest and some of its own add-ons are very expensive compared to other brands.
Reasons for Switching to WooCommerce
The portability, integration with methods and its customization capacity in both design, UX and code to add unique functionalities.
- Industry: Arts & Crafts
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Monthly for 2+ years
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Good product but more free features needed
It's done the job but hopefully a better competitor arrives on the scene which will include more features for a fraction of the price (price includes for features not included for free).
Pros
The integration with Wordpress which is what we use for CMS. It's quite simple once setup, and allows a smooth customer journey from entering the store to purchasing.
Cons
The issues from updates; always have to backup (good procedure anyway) as well as the security bloatware required in order to setup/use WooCommerce.
- Industry: Automotive
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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WooCommerce to sell
Pros
WooCommerce is the best way to transform your WordPress website into a powerful online shop. Setting up the plugin is easy and straightforward. Items management is easy and intuitive.
The most important thing at WooCommerce is the compatibility with all wordpress plugins. Increase security, increase website loading speed and the most important SEO.
Cons
A good webhosting (usually more expensive) is needed for a fluid experience.
- Industry: Retail
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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Great experience using Woocommerce (and I've tried all the others!)
I have tried various ecommerce platforms, but none of them compare to Woocommerce. Whenever I set up websites for clients, I always choose Woocommerce for their ecommerce needs. Based on my extensive experience testing popular ecommerce platforms, I can confidently say that Woocommerce is the best option. I highly recommend it, especially for beginners or users with limited technical ability. It is powerful, comprehensive, and works flawlessly. Throughout all my usage, I have never encountered any glitches or disappointments.
Pros
I love how reliable, easy-to-use, and beginner friendly it is - in particular for an experienced WordPress user.
Cons
It is a bit on the pricey side if you want to add any of their featured plugins.
- Industry: Information Technology & Services
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Weekly for 1+ year
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Good if you have wordpress and time to fine tuning
The overall experience is good, we managed to do a really good looking store with top features at a really low cost and full customizable
Pros
Is really easy to install, integrate really well with wordpress and lot of plugins available
Cons
It could get slow as wordpress is heavy and this add more load, but if you are smart doing layers of caching you should be ok
- Industry: Design
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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The best ecommerce tool - overall
A good experience using WooCommerce since the 2011s
Pros
Easy to use and flexible to create almost any feature.
Cons
Sometimes updates cause major issues which don't get flagged up until someone notices. Luckily, the development team are quick to react.
Alternatives Considered
ShopifyReasons for Switching to WooCommerce
Ease of deployment and previous experience of the software.
- 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: Logistics & Supply Chain
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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Great plugin, easy integration
Woocommerce easy integration to wordpress themes make it possible to create an ecommerce website and manage orders even with little technical knowledge at the start, I strongly recommend
Pros
Easy integration and ability to turn any website to an ecommerce website so seamlessly, uploading products and managing orders efficiently
Cons
Hard to customize the features in the ecommerce website, so most times, your website look similar to everyone else.
- Industry: Wholesale
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Best open source platform with over 60,000 plugins
It is far easier to use out of the box while still allowing control and customization than any other platform.
Pros
Legible code, easy to understand and customize
Cons
Frequent updates forcing constant development of customized code to ensure compatibility. To be fair, this is largely due to outside influences like hackers and cyber crooks targeting wordpress as a whole.
Reasons for Switching to WooCommerce
Ability to control the core code and make changes as needed.- Industry: Automotive
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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WooCommerce
WooCommerce is the perfect tool for every online shop. It is easy to setup and add your products and easy to manage the orders.
Pros
WooCommerce is the best plugin for everybody who needs an online shop. One of the biggest advantages using WooCommerce is that it uses WordPress platform which is very versatile and customizable. It is compatible with all WordPress plugins that can help you with website speed and search engine optimization. It allows you to easily import and manage the products, check inventory and stocks.
Cons
There are no cons from my point of view.
- Industry: Industrial Automation
- Company size: 1,001–5,000 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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WooCommerce for commerce
Overall WooCommerce is a powerful plugin that you can integrate with WordPress and other plugins to create a powerful and well optimized shop.
Pros
The most powerful feature of WooCommerce is its integration with WordPress. Creating a theme with a page WordPress builder or just buying one is easy and save you a lot of time. WordPress plugins for SEO, speed optimization and security help creating a powerful website where you can sell products and services.
Cons
With multiple items you webhosting needs to be powerful.
- Industry: Design
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Woocommerce gets the job done, cheap! (unless you need a lot of addons)
We've used woocommerce for years to manage our inventory and sell our goods, merch, and services. It's been very helpful, particularly for anything we need to ship.
Pros
Woocommerce is enterprise grade software that is free/cheap. You can get started for free and buy the official addons for a relatively low price if you need them.
If you have a developer like we do, you can extend the functionality for no extra cost. It gets the job done nicely.
Cons
Could have more out-of-the-box functionality.
Alternatives Considered
ShopifyReasons for Switching to WooCommerce
Cheaper and more extensible. Offered us more control.- Industry: Marketing & Advertising
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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An "easy and free" ecommerce solution
Generally positive, except in complex projects which require an ecommerce CMS instead of just a plug-in
Pros
Its a fast and free solution to launch an ecommerce, it has a great community and a lot of 3rd party integrations. It is based on Wordpress so should not have a great learning phase.
Cons
Like any module based system, some basic functionalities require a 3rd party module, and it can be expensive if the project has several requirements. Also, if you need to fully customize your store, this might not be your best option.
Reasons for Switching to WooCommerce
In this project it was a budget-oriented choice- 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.
Reasons for Switching to WooCommerce
WooCommerce is more flexible than any alternative and can often be a more cost-effective solution compared to the hosted platforms like Shopify, where sometimes you need "apps" for relatively simple features.- Industry: Marketing & Advertising
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Freemium ecommerce that racks up quickly.
For simple ecommerce setups, WooCommerce is smooth and easy to use. Again, if you have any sort of custom (even conventional) shipping, coupons, or store setups, you're stuck paying for extras that add up pretty quickly.
Pros
For the most basic of ecommerce setups, you can't beat free for Woocommerce. It's made by the same people that make WordPress, so it integrates very smoothly.
Cons
If you want to do anything of any complexity at all, you're stuck either writing a bunch of code yourself or paying yearly fees on their plugins.
Alternatives Considered
ShopifyReasons for Switching to WooCommerce
Woocommerce itself is free and works within the confines of your own site, while Shopify forces you into its infrastructure, for better or worse.- Industry: Automotive
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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WooCommerce
Pros
I cant see a way to sell online without WooCommerce. There are 2 main features that i love, it combines very good with WordPress plugins, this can increase SEO, website speed and many more. Second feature are the themes, there are so many already made themes or builders to choose from.
Cons
Hosting is important for big shops with many products. A feature to inform that you need more resources to operate will be a nice feature.

- Industry: Marketing & Advertising
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Weekly for 1+ year
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Should you choose WooCommerce?
Pros
Semi-"native" to WordPress environment.
Great for beginners with a small inventory and a limited number of unique SKUs.
It's a good choice for people who will outsource inventory management and/or their ecom-web-dev.
Cons
Ease of use is nearly non-existent, great for low-level customization ecom stores.
- Industry: Management Consulting
- Company size: 201–500 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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Really Good, Would Recommend
Overall really good it surprised by the impressive variety of extensions and plugins.
Pros
Like how you can see where the source of the conversion came from, and how easy it is to see the analytics, and to understand what is selling the best.
Cons
User experience could be improved, as I feel like it is not as user friendly compared to other platforms
- Industry: Human Resources
- Company size: 1,001–5,000 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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WooCommerce
Integrating WooCommerce with WordPress was the best decision, developers made Woo intuitive and easy to use for everyone.
Pros
WooCommerce was the best way for me to manage and sell on my website. It is easy to setup and and install on your WordPress site. You dont have to have a lot of knowledge to manage products and orders. Another important feature is its integration with different plugins for security, payments and SEO.
Cons
Having a lot of products and plugins that integrate with WooCommerce requires powerful hosting.
- Industry: Retail
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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Affordable ecommerce platform
Overall it's good. There are quite a few compromises (ease of use, inventory tracking) but if you need to run an ecommerce store on a small budget, this is a great option.
Pros
It's a great entry point platform, given its open source and free to start using.
Cons
The user interface can be improved and made easier to use. Given the free nature of the app, it's also likely to attract small solo business users who may not be tech savvy, so it could do with more work on the UI front.
Secondly, for an ecommerce tool, it should really have better inventory management features built in.
Alternatives Considered
Shopify- Industry: Writing & Editing
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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Create your own store with Woocommerce
I enjoyed using Woo commerce and creating my store. However, the price just got to be too much each month and I wasn’t making enough sales.
Pros
I really enjoyed the software because you were able to create your own store with the product you want to sell. WooCommerce makes it easy to build a personal store on their platform using their tools.
Cons
I did not like the monthly price so I had to shut down my store.