Shopify is a commerce platform designed for both online stores and retail locations. Shopify offers a professional online storefront, a payment solution to accept credit cards, and the Shopify POS application to power retail sales.
$39
per month
Yo!Kart
Score 9.0 out of 10
Small Businesses (1-50 employees)
Yo!Kart is a multivendor eCommerce platform that enables users to build online marketplaces similar to Amazon, Alibaba eBay, and Etsy. It is a self-hosted and ready-to-launch solution that offers a wide set of features such as Native Mobile Apps, Multi-Lingual & Multi-currency functionality, 20+ Payment Gateways, Tax Management Api, separate vendor panels, abandoned cart recovery, etc. It is also a licensed-based solution, which means there are no monthly & yearly…
$499
one-time fee per installation
Pricing
Shopify
Yo!Kart
Editions & Modules
Basic Shopify
$39
per month
Grow
$105
per month
Advanced
$399
per month
Shopify Plus
2,000
per month
Shopify Plus
2,300
per month
GoQuick Lite
$499
one-time fee per installation
GoQuick
$1,249
one-time fee per installation
GoQuick Boost
$2,499
one-time fee per installation
GoCustom
$6,249
one-time fee per installation
GoCustom Prime
Quote
one-time fee per installation
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
Shopify
Yo!Kart
Free Trial
Yes
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
No
No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
No setup fee
Additional Details
A 25% discount is offered for annual billing.
All the packages included the following:
1. Free Technical Support Upto 12 Months
2. Lifetime License With Source Code Ownership
3. Free Installation
4. No Transaction Fee
5. No Recurring Charges
6. All Standard Ecommerce Features
GoQuick - Priced at $999, GoQuick is the base plan that offers all standard marketplace features/integrations to start an online marketplace. The package comprises of default Yo!Kart website design with 6 months of free technical support. This plan is ideal for small-scale startups looking to start their marketplace instantly.
GoQuick Boost - A booster plan for potential customers, GoQuick Boost is priced at around $2499. It comprises all the perks from the GoQuick plan + Android and iOS mobile app, free digital marketing service, and 12 months of free technical support. The plan is ideal for startups and existing businesses.
GoCustom - Third on the list, GoCustom plan is best for established businesses with unique business needs. Priced at $7499, the plan comprises all the perks from GoQuick Boost + flexible payment option, custom design (up to 9 pages), and more.
GoCustom Prime - The all-inclusive pricing plan, GoCustom Prime offers all the perks of GoCustom + a fully custom design, additional payment gateway integration, up to 100 hours of free custom features development, and more. The plan is available at Request For Quote (RFQ).
Shopify out of the box had more features and did what we were looking to do that BigCommerce could not do without extensive customizations using a third-party vendor. That made it a very easy choice to switch to Shopify. Most of the customizations needed in Shopify we were able …
I havent had a very detailed look at the others. But for us, to migrate the whole infrastructure to something else doesnt make sense. We are happy with Shopify.
Shopify is the best tool in the ecosystem because with all the apps in its sphere, you can do almost anything. It also has the best checkout experience one can ask for in the Ecommerce / website space. I think when it comes to shipping inventory and theme management it’s the …
Shopify allows for companies to quickly and easily get online and selling. However, the more you want to customize the platform, the more you'll realize that other platforms (such as Wordpress + WooCommerce) end up being better because you have access to all of the core code …
Initially we built our website on Godaddy. There was not much SEO functionality and website user experience wasn`t great either. Hence, we migrated to Shopify and everything changed for the better.
WooCommerce may be a good option for a developer or simple websites for service based businesses (e.g., electrician/cafe/etc). If you are selling a physical or digital product and require the ability to customize your store with any frequency or to track performance etc then I …
Shopify is not as user-friendly or attractive as Squarespace. Also, the interface is much more challenging due to the way the digital download variants system has been designed (requiring third party app). I find Shopify to be slightly superior to Wix for product selling - …
I have been in e-commerce for over 15 years now, and Shopify is overall the best website platform that I have used. I have used AmeriCommerce, StoresOnline/Crexendo, BigCommerce, Weebly/Square, Wix, Wordpress, GoDaddy and others - Shopify is the best in most …
Big Commerce and SAP Hybris are two other platforms we've investigated and Shopify is by far easiest to use and customize. While it doesn't do everything out of the box, the apps do fill in many gaps. The cost however, is probably the biggest selling point against these other …
I am semi familiar with Wix. I prefer the Shopify interface for its ease of functionality and I think the platform is just more realistic in terms of what a business wants to see on the back end.
Shopify is so much easier to use, and much more user-friendly than both BigCommerce and Magento. The reporting, product management, and app marketplace are much better as well. Shopify also integrates with other systems very easily with apps and sales channels, so it saves a …
For e-commerce, Shopify provides a greater range of capabilities and integrations, including inventory management, shipping, and payment choices, and marketing tools. It offers more apps and customization possibilities accessible to businesses. Shopify helps you better organize …
We did not evaluate other products because of Shopifys name recognition and overall great reviews. I had heard of Wix as another option for website creation and building, but Shopify is a lot more complex for our business needs and fulfills our need for a platform where we can …
The old platform that I used could not help us to meet our requirements. It was not helping us properly, then I got to know about Shopify and started using it. After 1 month [of] usage of Shopify we could understand that this is the best platform [for E-commerce] to make …
Shopify is easy to use. You do not need to install many plugins for it, and if you are using Woocommerce, you will have to install some plugins. With Shopify, you get a high speed hosting and CDN (content delivery network) which will make your website fast. The checkout is also …
Shopify is easy to navigate and export shipping data to other shipping management tools. We have multiple clients (70+) using Shopify and rarely have issues. With others, we seem to have trouble daily with export to our shipping management tools. In addition to export issues, …
Shopify is the full-fledged complete package. It is equipped with all the superb features. Shopify is one of the most used cloud-based e-commerce store creation platforms available in the market for medium and small businesses. Shopify is the best store creation tool with …
Adobe Business Catalyst was used before Shopify but we ended moving away from the platform and we constantly ran into issues. The support wasn't like Shopify, nor was the platform as reliable. Shopify handles alot more, alot better but we found the constant need to add add-ons …
We tested almost 10 different products and Yo!Kart was a clear winner for us. The possibility to customize the marketplace and add all new functionalities was better than on the other products.
We chose Yo!Kart over CS-Kart because Yo!Kart is an all-in-one package. We do not have a dedicated software development team that would be needed for customizing CS-Kart. We chose Yo!Kart over SHUUP because SHUUP does not support a multivendor market that offers both physical …
Shopify is perfect for companies who are looking to run a simple-to-medium base e-commerce system and aren't looking to get too fancy with integrations. Those companies, though, that have more complex integrations (especially with checkout) might be better off using another e-com system out there where you have access to the full core code.
While searching for the most reliable and promising multi-vendor ecommerce solution, I came across Yo!Kart from Fatbit Technologies. Before making any purchase decision I needed a few clarification on their packages and hence I took contact with one of their sales team member, Ms Kulwinder Kaur. She was extremely helpful in clarifying most of the doubts I had and she also went beyond by connecting me with Mr Kapil Grover (VP – Partnership and Alliances) who made sure all my queries were answered. After a few conversations with them, I knew my project would be in good hands and hence decided to move forward with the purchase. My project was handed over to Mr. Abhishek (Project Manager) and I am so grateful that he was the one assigned for it. Mr. Abhishek is an extremely dedicated individual and I have developed a very good professional relationship with him throughout my time working with Fatbit. He ensured all my issues were solved immediately by maintaining a professional communication throughout. I am extremely thankfull to him for all determination and extra effort he put in to ensure my platform was top-notch. He definitely deserves to be promoted for all the hard work he puts in!
Basic requests for store management are not out of the box. Shopify puts a lot of stock in their apps and app partners to bring some of the features that I expected to be out of the box. I've used Shopify for multiple clients and ran into roadblocks for each when we were unable to do basic things. Sometimes the apps are free and it's no big deal. Other times you have to pay for another service to do something as basic as set up stock out reports and notifications.
Their support/team communication is poor. Again, working on multiple stores with license on all their levels and the support was consistently unresponsive or unhelpful.
If you're a partner managing multiple stores, the log-in between the partner dashboard and your individual stores is confusing. I'm often found in a loop searching for the right place to log in because you can't access the stores you are a partner on in the same way as the other Shopify stores. Seems minor, but it's a frustrating thing I encounter often.
Nothing we have used in the past or have seen thus far even comes close to offering what we get with Shopify Plus, especially for the price. You cannot even come close to getting what we are getting at the price we pay. We are beyond thrilled and Shopify Plus meets and exceeds all of our needs and expectations. We love it!
It is fairly easy to use Shopify regardless of what task you are attempting to perform. Most things are customizable to a degree without requiring coding ability. I have very limited coding experience and have still been able to navigate my way around changing features of the website that require edits to the code with the use of AI and trial-and-error. This previously wasn't possible with the WooCommerce platform.
In terms of support I give Shopify a 9 out of 10 because they're always very friendly and thorough, and they personally can't solve my problem for me they always point me in the proper direction with the proper information I need to move forward
Shopify offered us several trainings to setup a Shopify store, how to build a brand, SEO, product photography etc. All this content have been super helpful in our journey.
Shopify out of the box had more features and did what we were looking to do that BigCommerce could not do without extensive customizations using a third-party vendor. That made it a very easy choice to switch to Shopify. Most of the customizations needed in Shopify we were able to do ourselves.
We chose Yo!Kart over CS-Kart because Yo!Kart is an all-in-one package. We do not have a dedicated software development team that would be needed for customizing CS-Kart. We chose Yo!Kart over Shuup because Shuup does not support a multivendor market that offers both physical and digital download products at the same time.
It got the store up quickly so the client could start selling. She was previously selling products on Etsy and Facebook and wanted to consolidate everything onto one website, so the main thing Shopify solved was to reduce the store owner's time in managing all her products on multiple sites. Also, we had previously built a website on Wix with all the custom functionality and branding she needed - a truly great, high-end website - but it performed so slowly that it was unusable. So the speed at which Shopify can be set up and then works on the page is appreciable.
The website was manageable by the client - she could figure the system out herself after a while so she saved money on costs for hiring developers. She did have to hire developers to customize some of the plug-ins but costs are all relative; it wasn't a high investment compared to building a full e-commerce website. With the complexity and size of her product base and the functionality and branding she wanted to have in a website, and the potential of her business, she would have needed to invest well over $10,000 to get to where she really needs to be. In the end she kept the budget under $5000.00.
Costs kept climbing with plug-ins having to be added with everything. My client became more involved in building the website and began to try multiple plugins, and she did not have the skill base to evaluate the plugins functionalities so she chose plugins that did not do everything she needed, and then ended up paying the plugin developers to customize the plugins. So on one hand, it's pretty amazing to be able to bring up an e-commerce website as quickly as a week or so, but on the other hand if you need anything customized or deeper functionality in regards to product searching and filtering on the web page, and management on the backend, it quickly goes beyond the skills of the average person to manage, and above their expected budget as well. In the end my client really did not get anything close to the functionality for the website we had originally envisioned.
Shopify was the easiest way we could find to bring the client's products to a global market. We evaluated several other platforms and the functionality simple did not seem to be adequate, so Shopify seemed like the only solution that could do enough of what we needed and still stay within this client's budget. Really the problem in this project was not platform per se but that the budget wasn't large enough. Shopify managed to provide a solution for an ecommerce store with thousands of products on a tiny budget, so in the sense of pure functionality it provided the best value of all the platforms we evaluated. The solution still isn't big enough for this client's business though so, without having insights into this client's post-build sales results, my guess is that because her new website did not make her products easier to sort through, and she likely didn't have much more budget left to invest in SEO and other marketing of the website, her sales probably didn't increase substantially as a result of having built the website. So I think this project all in all did not likely have a high ROI.