It all comes down to your priorities, though: WooCommerce is usually the better choice if you prioritize freedom, scalability, and low long-term costs. Shopify may be ideal if you want the simplest setup possible, built-in hosting, and the least amount of maintenance. WooCommerce is a natural fit for companies that have custom needs, but Shopify is typically the go-to platform for many beginners or fast-moving startups due to its simplicity.
I’ve been leading Grafiduo since 2010 as the CEO. Together with my development team, I create e-commerce solutions, websites, and digital designs that combine functionality with aesthetics. I focus mainly on WordPress, WooCommerce, and Prestashop, helping businesses grow through well-crafted online experiences.
Perhaps the greatest advantage WooCommerce has over many SaaS ecommerce platforms is that it does not take transaction fees. Costs may only arise if you use…
WooCommerce is a free, open-source ecommerce plugin that transforms WordPress into a complete online store platform. Getting started is simple: install the plugin, follow the setup…
