[BUSINESS] shopping cart question
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ricco
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[BUSINESS] shopping cart question
What shopping cart solutions do you recommend for a tangible goods site. Mind you I am just starting this site and don't want to spend a few grand on the cart.
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Last I checked CCbill was doing billing for tangible goods , you can try them as well.
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Out of curiosity what does CCBil charge for product s as opposed to memberships sales.
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saucyadele
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If only I could come up with an idea to sell something online apart from memberships
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Do you just need a cart or a billing solution? If all you need is a cart, I'm using WooCommerce on a WordPress store right now and it's great as well as free. I've used Zen Cart a bunch of years ago and was satisfied as well. Zen Cart is still available and it's free. It's an extensive easy to use platform and will do an entire store setup for you. It's based on OSCommerce and it's been around for a bunch of years.
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I have to try a store front of my own try sell some of my hand made art works, I'll lok at getting WooCommerce. I have boxes of the trinkets and my friend takes them to the swap meet sells them for me every weekend.
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I suggest you start with a free one see how your site does then invest money into a paid script.
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for start ups and small sites way too much they have been getting away with 14.9% plus 5% reserves for ever. It is way way fucking way too much.TheButcher wrote: ↑February 28th, 2019, 10:26 amOut of curiosity what does CCBil charge for product s as opposed to memberships sales.
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Christ... is that on top of the annual crap fee? Bill by Verotel does tangible goods as well. They charge a high fee however you don't have to pay the crap fees. If the site is new or your sales volume is low it might be a viable option. They do have a plugin as well for easy WooCommerce integration.yobilinks wrote: ↑March 8th, 2019, 10:34 amfor start ups and small sites way too much they have been getting away with 14.9% plus 5% reserves for ever. It is way way fucking way too much.TheButcher wrote: ↑February 28th, 2019, 10:26 amOut of curiosity what does CCBil charge for product s as opposed to memberships sales.
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I looked into getting a small site up a long time go and ccbill was at 14.9% plus 5% hold backs, not certain what they charge for tangibles.HeidiHoe wrote: ↑March 8th, 2019, 12:27 pmChrist... is that on top of the annual crap fee? Bill by Verotel does tangible goods as well. They charge a high fee however you don't have to pay the crap fees. If the site is new or your sales volume is low it might be a viable option. They do have a plugin as well for easy WooCommerce integration.yobilinks wrote: ↑March 8th, 2019, 10:34 amfor start ups and small sites way too much they have been getting away with 14.9% plus 5% reserves for ever. It is way way fucking way too much.TheButcher wrote: ↑February 28th, 2019, 10:26 amOut of curiosity what does CCBil charge for product s as opposed to memberships sales.
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A fifth o the sale amount for billing is ridiculous