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Hey everyone!

I made a list of the best websites that you can use to create an online store. I hope it's helpful!

See: http://www.crowdcrux.com/top-ecommerce- ... wdfunding/

Let me know which you've found to be the best website, or what type of online store you're looking to build!

- Sal

Just so you know, Thrinacia will have ecommerce capabilities in the near future. It is in our roadmap! Here is a link to our roadmap:

https://www.thrinacia.com/blog/post/thr ... nt-roadmap

Expect ecommerce from Thrinacia as it may benefit those of you who create reward based campaigns in the future.

I signed up for FBA Stores, I feel I got scammed. I emailed them for refund they have a refund policy and I haven't got a reply.

Shopify is the best ecommerce platform.

especially on the start i would love everybody who is not happy with whatever the current platforms have to offer to contact me and work with me to make our global shop the best one ever...

I have used one prior to Shopify but shopify is the best

The link is broken! But I plan on using wordpress and woocommerce. Really wanted to use squarespace, but wordpress is better and I think better for my future.

I personally swear by Shopify. It's so easy to use!

The only thing that bothers me is the downtime. It seems like the servers goes down a lot.

Hopefully they fix this soon lol

http://www.crowdcrux.com/top-ecommerce- ... wdfunding/

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Initially, it was a toss-up between Shopify and 3DCart...when it came down to it, my go-to supplier was already using Shopify, and so that was the deciding factor.

I've been with them for a couple of months now, and have been fairly pleased with the experience so far.

One of the things which has been on my radar, though, has been the various add-ons you can choose. (This one to customize your product fields, that one to offer subscriptions, and so on.) In some cases the 3rd party developers charge a flat monthly fee, while in others they may charge a percentage of your sales, or charge on a sliding scale based on your volume.

Given that my start-up is doing the best it can to keep overhead to a minimum, with the mandate of donating 80% of earnings before tax to charities and non-profits, the few dollars here and a % or so there can all add up very quickly, potentially chewing up the margins that you depend upon, whether for operations or donation, or making it necessary to increase your mark-up.

The system is flexible enough that you can have a dev person or team set up "Solution X" to meet your needs, and not be subjected to ongoing expenses, however in some cases you really do want to go with that 3rd party offering, for the support that they can provide. Since there are usually umpteen Apps to provide a specific nice-to-have function, do plenty of research beforehand -- dig into the reviews about the features, the usability, and the nature of support.