Comments on: Shopify vs WooCommerce vs BigCommerce vs Wix vs AdobeCommerce vs Jimdo

By: mi casa

mi casa — Sun, 15 Apr 2018 10:29:00 +0000

I hope someone sees this…….. I came across this page while searching for a replacement to big commerce. why?
1. I was paying $70/month and because I went over some random, magical number I now have to pay $250/month.
2. whether you’re paying the $70 or $250 you have zero customer service.
3. The new “front line” at big commerce is comprised of very, very young adults which whom have little training and no etiquette.
4. You can no longer speak with anyone other than the front line.
5. The new themes at big commerce are called “stencil themes”. If somehow you were able to use one without modifying it in any way you would have limited support. Change the theme in any way and they no longer support it. (if you simply paste an ssl into your footer you no longer have support).
Nut shell, I’ve been with big commerce since they started and I am using an older worn out broken down blueprint theme, it’s costing me $250/month, I get no support, no email and after approx. 10 phone calls and over 20 emails I learn that whether I choose a new free template or purchase one I still won’t have tech support.(they used to offer tech support completely free no matter what the theme or what plan).
Look elsewhere………….

By: Wine Twat

Wine Twat — Sat, 24 Mar 2018 12:29:00 +0000

How easy is it to 1) Register or transfer your own domain to each of the above (and how much extra does that cost) – and 2) Update your DNS so you can use Google Apps for your email and spam filtering?

By: Michelangelo

Michelangelo — Tue, 26 Dec 2017 11:46:00 +0000

Prestashop must be mentioned. Has a huge market share still.

By: jeff chong

jeff chong — Fri, 22 Dec 2017 00:44:00 +0000

Thanks for your comparison.
Currently, we’re using the Shopify. So far I think is is ease to use but if you are using the API to import or update the products inventory, it may be painful because it is using the leaky bucket algorithm which not allow you submit too many API request in a period of time.
I’ve used Opencart, it is easy customise and lots of plug-in to install but it is not really SEO friendly.
Magento – you may need to join a course to learn how to customise the layout and add an extra attributes etc..

By: Marco Bernardes Pereira

Marco Bernardes Pereira — Thu, 09 Nov 2017 21:51:00 +0000

Hi, Adelina Tuca. Thank you for all information. I’m in Brazil. Do you think that both, wix or woocommerce, would work well if I have “many” different products to sell? I mean, you think any of these plataforms would work smoothly and withou technical problems doesn’t matter the number of products and sales I have? thanks!

By: Authorselvi

Authorselvi — Thu, 10 Aug 2017 10:18:00 +0000

I would say Woocommerce. We have build sites using all these platforms, our customer find Woocommerce is easy to use & manage. Based on user-friendliness feature it will be Woocommerce & Magento

By: Eddie

Eddie — Thu, 29 Jun 2017 20:31:00 +0000

Ease of use score is 10 for Bigcommerce???!!!!!! Really?! That’s actually something that many other reviews consider as drawback for Bigcommerce because it’s not that easy to set up integrations. It doesn’t seem like a bios-free review. I have a website on Big Commerce and every integration is a pain. Customer service is not that knowledgable and very few times they could help me with issues. Just like this commenting system that you are using; “Disqus” There is no way to set up such an easy to use and great service like Disqus on Bigcommerce new template called Stencil and being on the phone for 50 minutes does’t solve anything. I don’t recommend Bigcommerce and currently trying to find the best migration solution.

By: Priya Ganesh

Priya Ganesh — Tue, 16 May 2017 13:23:00 +0000

Nice comparisons and gives a clear idea for users to choose ECommerce CMS for their business. Woocommerce & Magento is my personal favorite.