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Looks interesting! We've deployed Snipcart on a few static/React sites to keep them self contained which offers a JS powered cart/checkout experience for the s
by justkez 8y ago
Looks interesting! We've deployed Snipcart on a few static/React sites to keep them self contained which offers a JS powered cart/checkout experience for the same 2% load on the payment fees.
Do you see Trolley evolving to include a cart to allow multiple product purchases?
- rorygibson 8y agoHi @justkez Definitely, yes. Right now we're focussing on making Trolley as lightweight and easy to get started as possible, before pulling in more features. I'm really interested in your feedback on how Trolley stacks up against its' competitors; if you had some time to drop me a line on rg@trolley.link I'd love to talk to you in more detail. Our pricing is also MVP so if you think there's something I'd have to do there to win business from you (or people in your position) then I'm keen to understand that too. I'm already aware of use cases like agencies building sites for their clients that might need an alternate pricing model :-)