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Join the best of over 800,000 Shopify merchants selling online, in-store, and everywhere in between. For assistance, reach out to @ShopifySupport
Shopify is a solid choice for anyone looking to build and scale an eCommerce store. It offers a wide range of features, beautiful themes, and an intuitive user interface that makes managing products, orders, and payments seamless. The app ecosystem is vast, and support is generally reliable. However, one drawback is that Shopify still runs on older technology like Ruby on Rails. While it doesn't impact daily store operations for most users, it can limit flexibility and speed for developers working on more advanced customizations. Overall, it's a great platform for entrepreneurs and growing businesses, but there's room for modernization on the backend.
Excellent tool for my workflow. It has what I need for my tasks.
The eCommerce platform for anyone - from solopreneurs and small and medium size businesses. Even many of the enterprises also run their commerce platforms on Shopify due to its simplicity, flexibility, and security for both the merchants and end-users (customers). I have been an eCommerce analyst and consultant for over a decade and have launched and migrated many online stores on many eCommerce platforms including Shopify, Magento, and WooCommerce; however, Shopify has been a number one choice for me and many of the merchants I work with.
Shopify is a powerful, user-friendly e-commerce platform trusted by millions of businesses worldwide. It makes it easy to launch, manage, and scale an online store without needing to code. With its extensive app ecosystem, customizable themes, and secure payment integration, Shopify is a top choice for entrepreneurs and growing brands seeking a reliable and flexible solution.
It is cool for all sizes of business, however, there is one significant concern from the payment perspective - Shopify creates a big challenge for the alternative payment methods to be listed in the Payment methods` list. The requirements for P-methods in order to open Shopify API for integration is quite too much, really to much. So if I have a local method that is not well-known in the world or does not process 10millions everyday - it is almost impossible to add it to my shop. Hope that Shopify team can review their strategy in this aspect as the rest tools and services are amazing. Looking for some updates.
User-friendly platform for setting up and managing an e-commerce store—one of the best choices for online store owners.
It's the "go-to" app for direct-to-consumer businesses to sell products online. Start here first.
Its looking great to work on Shopify for my client store. He has vehicle service website. I hope to start new stores as well.
