WooCommerce Reviews

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.

Ease of use is nearly non-existent, great for low-level customization ecom stores.

I like the most it’s price range and affordability

It wasn’t easy to set up a lot of things. Got a comment from a customer: the worst checkout process she’s ever been through.

What I like most about Woocommerce is that it is easy on the pocket. I can start an ecommerce project with little to no money and Woocommerce will help me take off on the right foot.

The thing I like least about woocommerce is the data security and intergration with other tools. Too many bugs that make it a not-very-goo-option for the less tech savvy.

Our clients store was built around SEO and creating high quality reviews / blogs was an important requirement. Therefore, WooCommerce was a great alternative to Shopify due to the blogging management being much simpler on WooCommerce, and knowing Woocommerce is based on wordpress it was a no brainer. Combined, with the ability to customize it with plugins made it the best solution for us.

Learning curve is a little steep. Additionally, if you want a custom theme it might take some time to set up the store to your exact requirements.

Great free option to Shopify. Actually, this must be the only option for an eCommerce starting out. I have been using them for years, with great success. If you have a WordPress site, adding WooCommerce is very easy. Most of the WordPress themes out there support WooCommerce. Also, there are great integrations with WooCommerce, like Stripe for payment processors.

Everything is very easy to use. I have nothing to complain about. Overall great platform! Congratulations to the developers, they are doing a great job!

It's a free tool, easy to implement with WordPress as a plugin, a lot of free third party plugins available to enhance the functionalities.

I always face the difficult situation of remember in which place I can find the different functionalities, besides, the paid third parties plugins are very expensive.

Woocommerce can manage intermediate & large websites, which is something i liked very much, also the basic version of it is Free.

too many extensions i have to install, some of them are very expensive and leads to website slow speed

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.

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.

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.

There are no cons from my point of view.

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.

With multiple items you webhosting needs to be powerful.

The diversity of what you can build out using all the extensions, plugins, etc. Everything integrates with WooCommerce as well so it has been easy to integrate things like widgets from our review platform, signup forms for our membership, etc.

Sometimes, depending on what you are wanting to do, it can take a miriad of plugins to get the job done.

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.

Having a lot of products and plugins that integrate with WooCommerce requires powerful hosting.

I like the quantity of functions and the possibility of personalization

Sometimes could be hard to personalize or need to code

It saves us a lot of time with our inventory management as it gives you low stock alerts in real time. It also enables our customers to track their entire order with the integrations.

I can honestly say I don't think there is anything I do not like about it.

I am fond of WooCommerce to be honest. For the past 8 months, we have reached figures we would never have made without WooCommerce. Managing order right from our mobile devices, changing order statuses from on-hold to completed, after matching with the financial records was so fast and easy. The ability to add custom notes be it for the customer (who receives a note) or privately (for our team) was game changing in terms of customer management. It is like having both a product management system and a CRM within the same dashboard.

Many of the useful features are paid add-ons, for instance the shipping status updates.

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.

I can't think of anything as they have so much value and keep updating the platform so quick.

It is easy to integrate mainstream tools and easy to list products, update features. It is easy to set up and customize.

Pricing is bit expensive compared to similar platforms on the market.

Nothing is better than this platform that allows us to integrate our inventory of each product and service, I also like being able to process payments directly online.

Nothing to add from this robust and trusted inventory and payment processing platform.

I like that it's an all in one plug in that helps you run your online store.

I am biased in the sense that I find Wordpress to be a very clunky and outdated platform to use. As such I found woocommerce to be a little clunky as well to the point I migrated over to Shopify.

Comprehensive Features: WooCommerce provides a robust set of features out of the box. From product management and inventory tracking to payment processing and shipping options, it covers all essential aspects of running an online store. The additional extensions available further enhance its capabilities.

Complex Setup for Advanced Features: While basic setup is straightforward, configuring advanced features and integrations can be complex. For users without technical expertise, this might necessitate hiring a developer or investing time in learning the intricacies of the platform.