WP ShopperPress vs. WooEcommerce Plugin

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creativepotion

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Anyone here uses ShopperPress theme (WP ecommerce).
How does it compare to a regular WP theme + WOOecommerce plugin for checkout.

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Carlosse

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I use shopperpress to build some amazon affiliate websites fast and easily, works well and ranks quite fast. Otherwise stick to WooCommerce, better solution for real shops imo

 

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Carlosse said:

I use shopperpress to build some amazon affiliate websites fast and easily, works well and ranks quite fast. Otherwise stick to WooCommerce, better solution for real shops imo

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Where can I get some templates/themes for shopperpress? (or do they come with any)?
I was looking at their showcase, and i realized that most have the same layout or design?

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BossHoggRay

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What template Do you want?

 

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BossHoggRay said:

What template Do you want?

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Not specific. I was just simply referring if there are any other options other than the default one.

 

thatotherguy

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use www.bigcommerce.com

 

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sachinkt

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I used shopperpress to build websites for my clients it is easy to use, one time payment, lots of template with package and many more...

 

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sachinkt said:

I used shopperpress to build websites for my clients it is easy to use, one time payment, lots of template with package and many more...

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Do you only get to see the templates after you purchase?

 

mdsurf

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thatotherguy said:

use www.bigcommerce.com

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Couldn't agree more. If you're serious about doing ecommerce invest in a platform that is specifically designed for it. WP is fine for amazon affiliates etc but falls short when looking for the features of a full fledged ecommerce store.

I've used bigcommerce on multiple stores and have to say that it is great. You can also check out something like magento although its a little more complicated.

 

fc-dh

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I use shopperpress for full fledged stores and it works perfectly

 

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The shop I plan to build have less than 10 products. So i think bigcommerce and other 'real' ecommerce platform will be overkilled.

 

ShabbySquire

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Shopperpress isn't too bad. Where it really fails is when a customer makes an order, pulls out at the last moment, and you get an email saying an order has been placed!

I'll def take a gander at BigCommerce.com.

 

ROTAX74

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I used shopperpress to build websites for my clients it is easy to use, one time payment, lots of template with package and many more thing to do, i thinks is the best

 

thatotherguy

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ShabbySquire said:

Shopperpress isn't too bad. Where it really fails is when a customer makes an order, pulls out at the last moment, and you get an email saying an order has been placed!

I'll def take a gander at BigCommerce.com.

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That isn't good at all.

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