WooCommerce Reviews & Product Details

Multiple functions, you can use it to build an online store. Make your website more user friendly for customers. Easy to use.

It is hard for someone who does not know how to use it. But their is videos and information which you can find online.

Setting up an online shop. Building my website. They offer lot of support which is available on their website. Selling online from my website useful products.

WooCommerce provides you with all of the tools to spin-up a powerful E-Commerce store without the hassle of monthly fees, subscriptions, and other overhead costs that aren't needed. WooCommerce also gives the store manager full power over the store where many competitors lack control and customization.

I do not have many conflicts with the WooCommerce platform as a whole. The only downside to freeware is that you might have to do a little more legwork to maintain a site versus a subscription paid service where a lot of things are included adverse to WooCommerce where they can be paid add-ons.

With WooCommerce I am able to scale-up small online businesses in a short turnaround period as well as hold very minimal start-up costs at the same time. WooCommerce has many benefits for their users especially for those who just want to stick their toes in the water and try out a business idea without taking on subscriptions, contracts, or other commitments and overhead costs.

There's thousands of plugins and extensions available, and we're able to fully customize the sites of our clients to fit their individual needs. We've done sites with all sorts of business models and we can always find something that works.

A lot of the extensions on the WooCommerce marketplace are incredibly expensive. There should be some sort of subscription model for everything for developers like me who build WooCommerce sites everyday.

It serves as a eCommerce platform for many of our clients. We're able to customize it for them as part of a WordPress build, and everything just works so seamlessly.

WooCommerce on Wordpress is a simple to set up, but a robust and feature-rich eCommerce package that every web store can benefit from. I love how easy it is to add inventory and how good the reporting is.

WooCommerce can eat up a lot of system resources so you may have to upgrade to a better hosting plan. WooCommerce takes up a lot of space and memory. E-commerce features such as allowing customers to book services, sign up for subscription products, or personalize their products with images or text fields will require the purchase of a premium plugin license.

We needed a web store and were looking for something that was low cost and that we could implement ourselves. WooCommerce was all of those things, and it does an excellent job of harnessing WordPress’s SEO and functionality too. And, we were able to get through setup with mostly just guides and forums to lean on.

Easy to use, instantly accept card payments, reliability

Adding product attributes took some getting used to had to do it about 3 times before I was used to it

Instantly accept payment via paypal/debit card

I am a Web Developer and I use WooCommerce for my clients websites. The usability for the client is super easy. You can login to the WordPress dashboard and upload products with ease, especially if you have a CSV file of your products which you can upload straight into WooCommerce. From a developer point of view the templates are easy to edit and add in your own code. We can change the standard design really easily and make the shop look completely different to the standard theme.

There are a lot of extras which can be installed onto the shop which is a great positive however, nearly all of these come at a premium price. WooCommerce is great for a simple shop website but when you get into shop a little more complicated like B2B shops and Wholesale shops with various shipping prices, WooCommerce gets a little complicated and bulky in size and ease of use.

The benefits to using WooCommerce is that we can offer e-commerce stores to our clients as a bolt-on option to their standard WordPress brochure website. It's easy to install and plugin in. We have occurred a few issues with more intricate e-commerce stores however we have emailed support on various occasions and they have been able to help and even looked into the code of the site for us.

The reporting features are great for our small business.

We experienced multiple server outages during our time with the company.

We picked up multiple customers due to the ease of use.

- It is easy to use & understand - It has great templates, which can be used for selling - Nice dashboard and tracking of sales - Very easy to set up - Nice and reliable support system - Easy to do business with

I don't dislike anything particular in WooCommerce. It has easen my and my colleagues work

It is much easier to create a webshop with the help of WooCemmerce. Creating a product page template and then applying it to every product is awesome. I love working with this software because it has a wide range of functionalities and you can solve anything with it (or with its upgraded versions)

My business expanded from 2 persons to 10 at present! WooCommerce helped me to create my own website with shopping facitlity. I sell variety of products online.

There’s nothing much i disliked about it because it is a free service (tool).

Woocommerce increased my net business income and helped me get out and stand out of the rest of the world and i love adding products to my woocommerce page!

The ease of use enabling extra functions, it's also super easy to use

Nothing really it's done exactly what I needed

I created a takeaway ordering system using WooCommerce and it done exactly what I needed, customers can order and pay via PayPal

WooCommerce is incredibly flexible. If you want to sell something, you can sell it with WooCommerce. That includes physical products, digital products, subscriptions, appointments, and much more. One can easily adapt to the needs of your eCommerce business.

The only thing I dislike is that some of the woocommerce extensions are paid.

I am able to customize almost everything in wooCommerce

I’m not a webdesigner and was able to set things up myself

Difficult to find support directly from company. My support came from 3rd party blogs and tutorials

Affordable solution for webdesign. I could set everything up myself and avoid hiring a 3rd party designer

WooCommerce is a free WordPress plugin that is really useful for ecommerce businesses. It is an easy toolkit that lets you sell anything you want online. More than 50% content websites on the internet are powered by WordPress and it is mostly used for wordpress all over the world.one is the greatest benifits of ecommerce is it is free. The tool is easily make the sale to customer.

I think i just faces some problem is that there is difficult for me to understand some of other written Theme.

My every problem is solved by woocommerce. i realized tha with out woocommerce i have to lot of coding. and faces many problems.But In woocommerce we just use plugin and result is on about our desired.

Surely the edge that Woocommerce has is that, like Wordpress itself, it is completely free and open source. So, unlike one of the other plugins which promise to get you selling straight away, you have the added peace of mind, knowing that it's not going to go bust overnight! Besides this, it's incredibly customisable, and, since it's used by so many, the usual Wordpress mantra applies – if you're not sure how to do it, there's probably a plugin for that…

There are downsides to everything, and I would say that the most annoying thing about Woo is that it's not so good for middleweight coders – it's fine if you want an out-of-the-box solution, but there could be a lot more hooks and customisability of the CMS side.

We've brought our website into this century using Woo!

I’ve been using WooCommerce for the last 6.5 years on a couple of website and it is fantastic. It works so well, is updated frequently and is so easy to set up and configure.

Sometimes plugins to enhance it clash with each other and need disabling

I wanted to be able to sell products on my website without the high costs often associated with e-commerce websites (at the time). This is a great free option but over time I’ve paid extra for additional functions and it’s really worth it.

The best thing about WordPress is that you can shape WordPress to anything from personal blog to Marketplace

The thing I don't like is that its get hacked very often, your website goes down many times and your file replaced by hackers many times. so you have to ready for restore and backup.

I help my clients to make sever websites like E-commerce, blog, Personal websites, marketplaces, social network websites

I liked the ease of being able to track shipments and looking up the customer’s information and their existing subscriptions

I did not dislike anything because it allows you to locate customers order very easily

I am not experiencing any problems with woocommerce

It’s free and extremely easy to implement.

Can be difficult to configure advanced features.

E-commerce for customers

The most impressive thing about woocommerce is that its free, its also cool when it comes to integration with other platforms like mailchimp and many payment processors

Woocommerce needs to change their checkout design, I don't really like it

Woocommerce helps me in selling my products, both digital and physical products

higly configurable, several plugins that helps the woo commerce to set up perfectly with your needs

sometimes not so easy configuration and several plugins to be used to improve performances

perfectly working commerce system, easy to configure and use. For a very cheap price