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Is it? Most people will still have a website of some sort to actually promote what they're selling. And if you hope to sell more than a handful of items a week,
by iamben 5y ago
Is it? Most people will still have a website of some sort to actually promote what they're selling. And if you hope to sell more than a handful of items a week, you have to start thinking about fulfillment and customer emails etc.
This is definitely very cool, but I think Shopify still offers a lot (and still has their simple checkout this for $9 a month of whatever, which has a bunch of useful features).
- throxwaway98123 5y agoWe’ll see for how long. Shopifys success is largely due to the fact that they were willing to do the messy dirty work of making a Ecom CMS that works and doesn’t run on Wordpress. Tech has changed and is catching up. With stripe handling the hardest part about ecom, other companies will sneak up behind Shopify because of better tech and replace traditional websites
- iamben 5y agoThere are better solutions than wordpress. But the ecosystem - developers, plugins and those capable of developing for it - is huge. Same with Shopify.
- arkitaip 5y agoI like this offering by Stripe but it won't attract any Shopify customers except the tiniest ones who are basically one product shops. Even then you want lots of features that Stripe Payment Links simply doesn't offer. Now, if Stripe could offer their own hosted ecom solution... Hey, Stripe, get on this, it makes all the sense.