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So let's say I'm going to set-up a small business with an online store and other content (blog, etc...). Let's also say I don't care about the tech stack or wan
by rubidium 10y ago
So let's say I'm going to set-up a small business with an online store and other content (blog, etc...). Let's also say I don't care about the tech stack or want to be doing custom css/html.
Weebly looks promising for that, and at $25-50/month isn't too bad.
For people more familiar with this area, what other options are there? Wordpress+shopify? And how do the fees stack up with the different options?
- arrosenberg 10y agoI haven't played with Weebly, and I've spent a fair amount of time doing custom development, but I have a store on Shopify. The pricing on the last two tiers is very competitive. On the top non-enterprise tier, Shopify is about $180 a month and the feature set seems pretty comparable. Shopify doesn't provide a ton of tools to build your site unless you can do HTML/CSS, so I'd imagine Weebly is stronger in that respect for non-technical users. The email piece seems like an after-thought, once you get beyond a few hundred customers, you will need a more serious solution for email marketing.
- NicoJuicy 10y agoI personally use wordpress and woocommerce, got all the customization i need Free mostly, paid plugins for setting it up faster :) -- emails, abandoned carts, ...