All over YouTube and the interwebs I see people saying that webflow weakness is e-commerce. But I see others doing e-commerce tutorials with Webflow. As a newbie what are the pros and cons or the limitations of an e-commerce site built by Webflow.
One caveat…I am not interested in a Walmart-sized e-commerce site. Mostly small business or even medium size. For example, somewhere between 5-300 items.
thanks
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Webflow Ecommerce certainly is known to have its limitations, but I think for smaller stores like yours built on WF, then its a great option to use.
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Webflow actually supports e-commerce through its built-in tools, allowing you to create and manage online stores. It offers features like customizable product pages, secure payment processing, and order management. However, it might have limitations compared to dedicated platforms like Shopify for larger-scale or highly complex e-commerce needs..
For that kind of size, an headless system like Smootify would be very easy to implement
Hi all.
Josh with Foxy here. You might consider our seamless Webflow integration: https://foxy.io/integrations/webflow You get powerful ecommerce inside of Webflow:
Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or need help getting started: hello@foxy.io
Thanks,
Josh