WooCommerce

Pros: Eccellente applicazione con tante funzionalità molto facile da installare e gestire. Molto completo per creare anche un e-commerce complesso. Tanti plugin addizionali per completare qualsiasi richiesta.

Cons: La parte di aggiornamenti e un po' caotica, e a volte crea dei problemi che sono difficili da risolvere. Devi stare sempre ad aggiornare e controllare la parte di sicurezza

Pros: What I like the most about WooCommerce is that you can customize almost anything, like for example the design and the functionality, which is amazing if you want full control over your online store.

Cons: We had a refund issues one time and WooCommerce penalized us with a fee that felt pricy and the worst part is that we had to talk to the technical team to get it back up and running.

Pros: They do a great job of keeping the software updated and installed properly. Fee structure is in line with other software and often less in that there is no per transaction fee. Setup was easy, making new products or variants is also really easy.

Cons: Freight setup is complicated but this isn’t really a problem of WOO, freight is complicated. We use a third party for freight pricing. The store adds the freight but we don’t actually use WOO for freight.

Pros: WooCommerce is very versatile and will integrate with so many different software. You have a lot of control over the type of ecommerce experience you create.

Cons: It's not the easiest to setup well if you're new to it. You also need to set it up properly to avoid security concerns.

Pros: WooCommerce offers great value for money and a flexible service. It is free to install and you can customise options to your preference. It is easy to use and set up. WooCommerce supports many different payment options and methods, supporting major credit cards, digital wallets, and bank transfers. We have never experienced any payments being declined using WooCommerce which is vital to ensure smooth sales and maximising income.

Cons: To get the best out of WooCommerce and all the features, you do need to get the add on extensions. These are paid for and require some technical expertise to maximise their efficiency and functionality. It works fine for our smaller set-up as we do not require many of these additional features.

Pros: It is free, easy to setup (at least at the beginning) and you can start getting payment right away with a plethora of payment gateways

Cons: It is very hard to customize or adapt to your own business model. A simple thing like removing some fields from the checkout can be a painful process even with plugins

Pros: I am a word press user and it is nice to have woo commerce available to use for listing my products for sell on my website. It integrates really well with the major payment processors. The fees are typical for any processor. 2.9%+.30 cents per transaction.

Cons: WooCommerce is able to be a little complexed to figure out and understand, but it is loaded with tons of features that makes it worth it.

Pros: WooCommerce made it easy to set up our online store, update products, offer different versions of products, and accept different payment types. Any issues we encountered have always been swiftly corrected. The core plugin is free, so the value is in it from the start.

Cons: Learning to set up products isn't entirely user-friendly, and takes a bit of effort to understand all the different components to it.

Pros: We love how easy WooCommerce is to set up and manage, while still offering a high level of flexibility and customization. It integrates well with WordPress, and the plugin ecosystem is huge and there’s a solution for almost every use case. We’ve been able to tailor several WooCommerce plugins to match our exact business needs, and overall the platform has been very reliable. WooCommerce support has also been great whenever we’ve needed help.

Cons: The biggest downside is plugin management, especially when you run a larger store with a lot of extensions. Keeping track of plugin subscriptions, renewals, and which account they’re tied to can get confusing over time. We’ve occasionally had to reach out to support to merge or clean up subscriptions, but support has always been responsive and helpful.

Pros: I like the customization options and flexibility for website creation. It supports many payment options and works well with WordPress and Elementor.

Cons: It is not very easy to use at the beginning. Customer support depends a lot on plugins and documentation.

Pros: WooCommerce work easily with be WordPress website. It is easy to manage inventory. Although customization could be better it does what we need it to do for a reasonable price. The payment options are good, everything we need is offered. We have not used customer support but it has been easy to find the information we need online.

Cons: It would be nice to be able to add some additional options. For example, we would like to be able to mark the order as a gift and include a gift option. I believe there is a way to do this but it is beyond our gift shop capabilities.

Pros: WooCommerce is an easy to use platform for ecommerce. It has a lot of plugin options and is user friendly.

Cons: While it's easy to use for a website agency, it's not as easy for clients who want to manage their own websites.

Pros: The biggest advantage of WooCommerce is its flexibility. Because it runs on WordPress, you can customize nearly every part of your store — from design to functionality — using tightly integrated themes such as KonioWP.

Cons: WooCommerce can become complex and plugin‑heavy as your store grows unless you're familiar with the ins and outs of WooCommerce.

Pros: its easy to use and they basically take care of payments and product posting for my website, especially the AI product description feature which saves a lot of time.

Cons: it took a while to get around the shipping details. and then, Its a bit difficult to input the tax percentage of the various States in the system

Pros: The easy and clear possibilitys in wordpress. Its really nice that you can use very much tools of wordpress in Woocommerxe

Cons: The long loading time when you are importing a long list of products via a CSV or excel file. This can sometimes take hourd

Pros: A fantastic alternative to the "big guy" competitor, we all know who. Allows for unlimited customizability and much better payment processing. Your website development process will be much better and well wroth the money.

Cons: Not as plug and play as other solutions but far more customizable and better for long term scalability.

Pros: The fact that it allowed me to sell online at (www.planhoot.com), seamlessly. The ease with which I can offer multi-currency options - deep integrations with other tools is something that was super beneficial and critical. Moreover, the payment processing is something that made life easier for customers.

Cons: There could be more customizations available for people such as me. I am not a super techy guy, and I am not saying that it was hard to use - but, there could be a little but of easy in use.

Pros: WooCommerce allows you to integrate your storefront onto your website. It allows for numerous payment options and has many different customization options.

Cons: I think that it is a little tedious to upload and add merchandise. There are often kind of "hidden" settings that affect the the visibility on the website. It syncs stock with Square, but does not always do this accurately either.

Pros: An important point is that it is so easy to use and that anyone can use it and integrate it on their site to manage orders. WooCommerce is the best WordPress plugin for getting transactions.

Cons: I don't think WordPress and WooCommerce are suitable for mobile, because today's generation does everything on mobile devices.

Pros: I really like that it integrates with WordPress it clearly simplified how we manage products and inventory. It has tons of extension features to help boost sales.

Cons: Some of its extensions are way too expensive, and for more advanced customization you need some coding, which isn’t easy for beginners.

Pros: When working with woocommerce, there is a lot of flexibility on what you what t your website to be. Whether you are selling virtual or physical products, it’s the best solution for building eCommerce with Wordpress. There is a lot of extra plugins that give great flexibility in all the needs you might encounter depending on the type of business or eCommerce you have.

Cons: It’s not a beginners system. You need to understand how to set it up correctly as there is room to a lot of confusion, specially when it comes to shipping, product variables, payment methods. The plugin does not give all solutions in one, and you need to have experience in setting up the correct way.

Pros: WooCommerce opens up the options for selling items on your WordPress website. It's a great free platform for starting a new online shop, and their payment options allow you accept the most popular payment methods online. The one aspect that WooCommerce outshines Shopify on is SEO and that's primarily because of WordPress.

Cons: WooCommerce can get complicated really fast. From variable product types, to subscriptions, every layer of customization beyond the basic shop settings will lead you to having to purchase a WooCommerce add-on. By the time you purchase the add-ons you need, you're looking at the same cost as running a shopify shop.