It doesn't lack all required features. If you install WooCommerce you'll see that it's a full-blown e-commerce that can do receipts, track orders, and just abo

It doesn't lack all required features. If you install WooCommerce you'll see that it's a full-blown e-commerce that can do receipts, track orders, and just about everything else. I recently used it for a client website, developing all the stuff that they got for free would've cost 20,000. I don't love WordPress, but it's extremely convenient if you don't like to waste time rewriting stuff that is already available as free, debugged software.