Which shopping cart software do you use?

13 years ago

I use two shopping carts magento the easierst way to set up is to use bigcomemrce I have not used wordpress shopping carts as found they did not fit in with what I needed and was too challenging to set

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stanwhisky

13 years ago

Originally Posted by vivaarturo

I use two shopping carts magento the easierst way to set up is to use bigcomemrce I have not used wordpress shopping carts as found they did not fit in with what I needed and was too challenging to set

I also will try of bigcommerce. I recently use wordpress.. Find it very hard...

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Abledragon

13 years ago

I use ecwid - and I reviewed it here:

Shopping Cart for WordPress | WealthyDragon

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Martin.

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ghostrecon

13 years ago

I use a remote cart, Ejunkie (fastfreecart pro, or whatever it's called) and Plimus I find are good.

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gowireless99

13 years ago

I use Zencart in two of my websites. Customers can through Paypal

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AndreVas

13 years ago

For shopping based model (lots of products, like a store), use Magento. Big companies use it. It's free and open source.

For anything else, use Delavo. See comparison chart here: Comparison Table

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Edie47

13 years ago

I just started using DLGuard. It took me a while to set it up, but it seems to work pretty well for what I need.

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Steven Miranda

13 years ago

I like Wordpress with cart66.

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vblacke

13 years ago

I prefer ZenCart as well, I've been using it for a while now... it's a solid software.

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JCorp

13 years ago

I've used 1shoppingcart's since I got started. Excellent support, and pretty easy to learn with video tutorials, etc. I recommend it...

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renukoot

13 years ago

I use mals-e its simple & is hosted on there server.

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JerrickYeoh

13 years ago

Among so many shopping cart like
zen cart
magento
freeway
oscommerce
open cart
phpshop
prestashop
cube cart
PHP Point Of Sales
The Hosting Tool
Tomato Cart

i prefer using prestashop and magento so far.

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iuditg

13 years ago

I recently set my own eCommerce store and I love free open source software open cart. I love the back-end as it's hell easy to update stuffs with those.

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Marcus C

13 years ago

I used to use Big Commerce for my eCommere sites. I loved how easy it was to set up and manage the site design, products, prices, invoices and delivery labels etc.. However, with it being an all in one managed solution, it costs a bit more than standalone carts.

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Marcus C

13 years ago

I used to use Big Commerce for my eCommere sites. I loved how easy it was to set up and manage the site design, products, prices, invoices and delivery labels etc.. However, with it being an all in one managed solution, it costs a bit more than standalone carts.

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MW

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cryst

13 years ago

I heard about shopper press is it a good for building an online store .... and earning commissions...

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Andrew Milburn

13 years ago

Hi,

I use 1shoppingcart and I know alot of top marketers use it or one of the white labels editions. It is safe been around along time and was designed by an internet marketer.

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Robert Mangan

13 years ago

If you're selling physical products (as I do) then I can recommend Magento. It's open source and is easy to install. You can configure a lot of things yourself from the back-end and if you know PHP then you can do some pretty powerful things with it.

Also, it's very well known and there's lots of talented people out there who can give you a great design with all the functionality you want.

One final point I really like are the Magento extensions that have been written for the product. I've used the following:

Free Tabs - FREE
OneStepCheckout - an awesome product
Reviews Reminder - automatically sends out product review requests to customer who've bought from you.

The list of extensions is endless.

And, like a previous poster said, a lot of big companies are using it.

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katywalton

13 years ago

I'm currently using Mal's Cart software.. It is easy to use and it is free or paid.

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celente

13 years ago

Wow I have been thinking of doing this. Some very good tips in here.

Subscribed to this thread.

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HelpingYouBeAnExpert

13 years ago

I use 1shoppingcart.com have them for many years and have multiple accounts they are fantastic! the second one I would consider if you don't like 1sc is infusion.

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weblink29

13 years ago

I created a website with Magento. I used the free version and customized it myself. I was able to do 90% of it myself. I used freelancer.com to have a couple of things customized that were over my head. For a professional looking website I would go with Magento.

No matter which one you choose you will have to devote some time and energy to get it to do what you want it to do.

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MacLuvin

13 years ago

I use WordPress eStore. For $50 it has a lot of features and is pretty easy to set up and use. Plus I can use it on multiple sites. Right now it suits my needs.

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GeorgeP82

13 years ago

Magneto for physical products, Digital Delivery App for digital goods

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Ralf Skirr

13 years ago

In previous years I used zencart, which is a bit outdated. This year I switched to Prestashop.

Web 2.0 technology and easy to configure. It takes me half the time to set up a shop now, compared to zencart.

PrestaShop Free Open-Source e-Commerce Software for Web 2.0

Ralf

P.S. Magento is to BIG in my opinion for the majority of shops. For a relatively small shop it's better to go with the other solutions. They need less server resources, and they are easier to customize.

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onlinemarket01 13 years ago

I like Wordpress estore.
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GetMoreTraffic

13 years ago

Checkout Nanacast...for digital products, it's awesome.

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awebforyou 13 years ago

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goldenspiralstudios

13 years ago

I use magento cart, i love the way it functions on my store plus with magento platform, i can add any extension i like no problem totally feature rich and flexible.

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seothatworks

13 years ago

i use a wordpress plugin called dukapress, pretty good for what i use it for

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Which shopping cart software do you use?

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