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WooCommerce pricing
WooCommerce has a free version and offers a free trial.
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WooCommerce Reviews
Feature rating

- 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: Computer & Network Security
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Thousands of products (or) just a couple, Woocommerce got your covered
Woocommerce and I go a long way! I have seen it grown for many years. In comparison to Magento and others, Woocommerce is the best. Some of the other open source products break things after updates and one would have to rush to fix everything but Woocommerce is stable for the most part. Updates rarely break things if you have considered stable plugins and eco system. For a business, at the end of the day, they want their store up and running with lots of orders incoming. Woocommerce delivers that!
Pros
I like the fact that it is open source and how it let's developers customise the product to any extent. With WordPress as a core, actions and filters, it can be customised to any business needs. I've worked with tens of businesses that have massive product catalogue and it never lets me down.
Cons
Woocommerce has the biggest market share in the world. Despite that, it lacks a basic native feature of inventory logging. While there are plugins available but this should have been shipped by Woocommerce team themselves. After all, native feature get support like no others.
Alternatives Considered
ShopifyReasons for Switching to WooCommerce
Ability to control and customise. While others provide a great service for some use cases, with the limitations, it won't work for all the use cases.- 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: 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: 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.