Shopify vs. WooCommerce: 3 Businesses on Why They Switched to Shopify
The technology you use to run your business should make your life easier, not harder.
Time spent troubleshooting software is time you could be spending on higher-impact activities for your business—and ideally, your software can help you identify what those activities are, too.
That’s why so many merchants turn to the robust, turn-key platform provided by Shopify over stitching together similar functionality through plugins and third-party services with WooCommerce.
With built-in hosting, analytics, marketing features, shipping services, live 24/7 support, and a carefully curated app store, Shopify is made for entrepreneurs who want to build and sell, not manage an ever-growing list of tools.
