What does this mean? There are too many ready made product in the market?
Have you tried using them?
I am not sure about your experience but for me,
Tell me I am wrong.
- Too complicated to learn and use, I just need a simple shop that sell less than 5 products
- Too difficult to customize
- Too many ads and spam
- They actually want you to pay after use the Free version
- Too many vulnerabilities as they depends on some free third parties plugins
- You will end up hire someone to extend or customize the system
- Limited templates
- Expensive and subscription based
- Too bloated and big in file size
- Limited database support
- Limited API support for mobile or native app
- You think it is stable but actually not
Of course, I tried different systems, Magento (which is terribly slow) then Prestashop, then several others, and also NopCommerce
They are all highly complex projects and therefore inevitably have various bugs and errors which however are corrected more or less quickly
They all have 'community' versions which are basically free, but then when you try to use them in real life then you realize that without several (paid) plug-ins you can't use them In particular, credit card payments and systems for connecting with various transporters are indispensable functions and practically always require payment
As regards the quantity of articles present, I wouldn't see the difference between 5 or 50K articles, once for each article you have the possibility to store the personal information, price, category, and some images, I don't see any difference in having a few items or having many
What could make a system attractive both for me and I believe also for colleagues who frequent this forum is the possibility of being able to read/write directly on the database from the outside, for example from the management software used for administration
And therefore the loading of articles, categories, prices, customer records, reading of orders received could be carried out directly from the company management system