An online store should set up shipping by choosing one simple pricing method for each region it serves (flat rate, free over a threshold, weight or price bands, or live carrier rates), grouping destinations into shipping zones, and showing the full cost, inclu...
When an online store's checkout stops working or customers cannot add to cart, the cause is usually something that changed on the store itself: a plug...
You add subscriptions to an online store by installing a subscription app or extension on your platform (or building a custom billing module), connect...
When online payments stop working, first work out which of two failures you have: customers cannot pay at all, or customers pay successfully but your...
Moving an online store to a new platform is one of the riskier projects an e-commerce business takes on. The store keeps trading while it is being reb...
If you run an online store, someone has probably told you to "go headless". It usually comes with a promise of a faster site and total design freedom,...
Most online stores work hard to bring visitors in, then lose some of them at a simple hurdle: the shopper cannot find a product that is sitting in the...
Taking card payments online looks simple from the outside: a form, a button, a confirmation page. Most of the work in a payment gateway integration si...
Choosing an e-commerce platform is less about features than about who carries the work. Every option on this list can show products, take payment and...
An online store and a multi-vendor marketplace can look identical to a shopper: product pages, a cart, a checkout. Behind the page they are different...
A shopper who reaches your checkout has already found a product, decided they want it and started to pay. Losing them at that point is the most expens...
A consumer store is built around one person, one basket and one card payment. A wholesale or trade buyer works differently: they order for a company,...
