WooCommerce vs Magento
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Key features:
- Supports an unlimited number of products.
- Comes with a strong extension system, based on the WordPress
plugin format.
- Enables any payment processors by using extensions.
- Offers many of premium and free themes.
Pros:
- Setting up a store is free, except your web hosting expenses.
- It’s easy to develop if you have experience with WordPress.
- Integrates with Google Analytics using an extension.
- Includes SSL support, but you need to obtain your own certificate for your domain.
Cons:
- If you don’t use WordPress, you need to
platforms.learn new two - Paid themes and extension costs can add up quickly.
Magento is an e-commerce platform used
to web development professionals, and medium to large online stores. It
offers most robust feature sets in the field, which makes it ideal for stores
with high aspirations.
Key Features:
- Supports an unlimited number of products, with any respecting
self-hosted platform.
- Display with its own theming and layout system.
- Can include efficient APIs that can connect with any third-party
solution.
- Easy admin interfaces and product creation tools.
Pros:
- It’s built for scalability. Magento should have no problem in
handling large stores, as long as your host can manage them.
- Shoppers can check out. Plus, guest checkout is turned on by
default.
payment methods.Integrates any
Cons:
- Magento feels more difficult towards
developers than regular users, what with its steep learning curve.
- Magento Enterprise Edition can be quite costly, but that’s to be expected due to their target market.
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Completely free platform.
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Supports
nearly all WordPress themes, and offers a countless of customization options.
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Used
with an extension system and
hundreds of options.
·
Includes
basic security features to protect your store.
· The
platform is remarkably easy-to-use.
Magento:
·
Offers a free version, as well as several
premium services.
·
Offers
a theme -based system and an acceptable variety of
options.
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Supports
extensions and offers a wide variety to use them.
·
Offers
advanced security features, as well as resources to close any
vulnerabilities that arise.
· User
that has (at least) a basic level of web development knowledge will recommend.
Payment Options
Magento
Magento can integrate with PayPal, Authorize.net, cash on
delivery, bank transfer, and purchase order payment methods by default. It also
has extensions available for many popular payment gateways including Stripe,
2Checkout, Braintree, WePay, Google Checkout, Skrill, and more.
Magento’s APIs allows developers to easily integrate with payment
gateways. If the payment gateway you are looking for is not yet available, then
you can hire some developer to create a custom extension for that.
WooCommerce
WooCommerce will integrate with PayPal and Stripe payments by default and also supports all major payment gateways through extensions and addons.
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