Avaliações do WooCommerce

Eu utilize o Woocommerce dentro de outra plataforma muito famosa, posso dizer que com base também nas minhas experiências anteriores, o Woocommerce satisfez todas as minhas necessidades em relação à minha loja online, a gestão de estoque dela é muito boa, então facilitou muito para eu poder organizar tudo certinho.

Alguns plugins entram em conflito com o Woocommerce, acredito que esse seja o único fato que me incomodou um pouco

Possui todos os recursos para vender online de forma profissional, é intuitivo. Não requer muito conhecimento técnico.

Plugins as vezes deixam o site lento, isso faz com que investimos tempo sem necessidade.

Gosto dos recursos, a capacidade de transformar um simples site WordPress em um robusto e poderoso site de comércio eletrônico e também os insights fornecidos para progredir com a Loja.

Acho que os add-ons são excepcionais, mas podiam ter alguns já inclusos no plugin e outros serem vendidos em pacotes (bundles) com preços mais acessíveis. Pro Brasileiro, como costumo dizer, fica puxado lidar com dollar.

Dentre diversas plataformas, o WooCommerce foi o que menos me serviu, dado que a configuração do mesmo não é fácil, e não fica explicito na hora do cadastro cobranças realizadas pelo programa, não volto a utilizar e não recomendaria a ninguém.

Dentre diversas plataformas, o WooCommerce foi o que menos me serviu, dado que a configuração do mesmo não é fácil, e não fica explicito na hora do cadastro cobranças realizadas pelo programa, não volto a utilizar e não recomendaria a ninguém.

We are using WooCommerce for most of our e-comm sites. Easy to integrate with third-party addons. Lot of options for customization of our shop, from shipping to advanced options.

No issues with any of the features we are utilizing. It is recommended for beginners too.

Its ability to integrate with other tools, addons, extensions and its extensive documentation allows you to customize many elements of the online store.

WooCommerce's base design is not the prettiest and some of its own add-ons are very expensive compared to other brands.

Its a fast and free solution to launch an ecommerce, it has a great community and a lot of 3rd party integrations. It is based on Wordpress so should not have a great learning phase.

Like any module based system, some basic functionalities require a 3rd party module, and it can be expensive if the project has several requirements. Also, if you need to fully customize your store, this might not be your best option.

Legible code, easy to understand and customize

Frequent updates forcing constant development of customized code to ensure compatibility. To be fair, this is largely due to outside influences like hackers and cyber crooks targeting wordpress as a whole.

I love two things about Woocommerce the most. One is how easy it is to use. Unlike Shopify, a complete beginner can set up an e-commerce website rather quickly and without problems. The second thing is the community. So many people are using woocommerce, so if you ever face a challenge, there is already a fix online.

The fact that you need a plugin for every single custom thing you want. I'm still building a woocommerce site and I already have like 20 plugins, because some basic options are missing from the default WooCommerce.

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.

The familiarity of the name makes it easier for clients to understand the function

Too many conflicting tips and learning is hard

I like that anyone can setup easily his online store thanks to Woocommerce. Already in its standard installation is comprehensive of everything an e-shop needs to be ready.

Some interesting features are paid features from the official woocommerce channels. So, to be really competitive with other e-shop platform, woocommerce needs a certain number of third party plugins.

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.

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.

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.

It's a great entry point platform, given its open source and free to start using.

The user interface can be improved and made easier to use. Given the free nature of the app, it's also likely to attract small solo business users who may not be tech savvy, so it could do with more work on the UI front.

Secondly, for an ecommerce tool, it should really have better inventory management features built in.

If this is your first time doing e-commerce or handling a client's business, you will not have difficulty understanding WooCommerce's features and functionalities.

Sometimes, the website speed is slow, so it takes a while for the pages and product images to load.

I like the quantity of functions and the possibility of personalization

Sometimes could be hard to personalize or need to code