“Great at least better than shopify”
Pros: Flexibility. You can do almost anything with it.
Cons: You need too many plugins to make it work.

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Overview
WooCommerce is the leading open source, ecommerce platform, powering millions of stores on the internet. Built on WordPress, WooCommerce empowers anyone, anywhere, to sell anything with truly unlimited extensibility, flexibility, and control over how they build and evolve their business. Launched in 2011 and acquired by Automattic in 2015, WooCommerce is a fully distributed company with employees based around the world.
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What reviewers mention most
“Great at least better than shopify”
Pros: Flexibility. You can do almost anything with it.
Cons: You need too many plugins to make it work.

“Great Shopping Software”
Pros: WooCommerce is just that convenient. I can rely on the software without having to create o program a system to complicated.
Cons: Frequent updates to software makes integrations go buggy sometimes.
“It's been good till now”
Pros: Easy to use, secure and flexible.
Cons: Frequently have to update.
“Positive and I will continue to use it”
Pros: The pros are that it is free, flexible and open source.
Cons: Cons are that it is free and does not come with needed support. Plugins and extendable features may also not be supported or made without errors.
“Smart work of the software is appreciable”
I really like how easy it is to set up, basic templates are incredibly customizable and efficient. Also, the menus are easy to navigate and organized well by function.
“Overall Experience: Average”
All things are good. Though I am happy with its performance, I would like to see its mobile app version.

“Pretty good”
Pros: It works well with WordPress.
Cons: Can be hard to implement and troubleshoot.

“Excellent”
Pros: Easy to Use, User-Friendly, Open Source, and Lots of Extensions are available.
Cons: Learning Curve and Dependent on Wordpress.

“Neat features”
Pros: Easy to use with WordPress.
Cons: a la carte pricing annoyance.
Overall Experience: Neat features but not going to buy 20 different modules, rather use other options.

“Great alternative than others”
Pros: Free
Cons: Hard to configure
Overall Experience: Not the best one but so far this is a great alternative than others.
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WooCommerce connects with the tools your team already uses.
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