The Ultimate E-commerce Website Builder Review

The Ultimate E-commerce Website Builder Review

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A quick e-commerce website builder review, including one of the newest shopping cart solutions, My EZ Online Store.

E-commerce Website Builder Reviews- My EZ Online Store

With all of the options for building a website with a specialized shopping cart, it can be tough to decipher which service will best fit your needs. Each individual store has different requirements, and the variety of options makes it even harder for new entrepreneurs to set up an online store.

This review aims to clarify the pros and cons between three of the biggest competitors in the space: My EZ Online Store, Volusion, and Shopify. All serve beginner- to expert-level web store owners, but each has different benefits and setbacks that all potential users must consider.

My EZ Online Store E-commerce Website Builder Review

My EZ Online Store is a newly launched site that helps web store owners in a few ways.

First, they provide a website builder and shopping cart service to those who want to sell their own products. And second, for those who want to own an online store but don't have products to sell, My EZ Online Store automatically sets up an "affiliate" store for users. Users can search the My EZ Online Store database of products (that come from large online marketplaces like Amazon, e-bay, and Shopzilla) and instantly add those products to their store. No inventory or shipping required - it's all online transactions, and the store owner gets a commission of the sales.

For either option - selling your own wares or selling someone else's - the pricing plans are the same. A free plan is available, for an unlimited amount of time.

Other plans range from roughly $ 20 to $ 99. Of the three companies, My EZ Online Store gives the best value for selling 100 SKU's, at $ 20.

My EZ Online Store allows for social media integration and the use of Google Adsense. Each user gets a free consult with an e-commerce specialist. In the higher-priced plans, customer service is available for both the store owner and shoppers alike. But, users must register for their own SSL certificate.

Volusion E-commerce Website Builder Review

Volusion is a website builder and shopping cart solution with slightly higher rates, ranging from $ 25 (for 100 SKU's) to $ 149 (for unlimited SKU's). They offer a 14-day trial for those wishing to test the service out. Users must register for a domain name on their own (unlike My EZ Online Store, where it's included), and get their own SSL as well. Some complaints have risen about bandwidth and Volusion, but it appears that the company is trying to remedy that. Complains of difficulty of use have also plagued the company, and they offer video tutorials to combat that issue.

Shopify E-commerce Website Builder Review

Shopify is much like Volusion in its product offerings, but offers more expensive plans for serious e-commerce owners. Their package ranges from $ 29 (for 100 SKU's) monthly to $ 699 monthly. In addition, Shopify takes a percentage of revenue from total sales from each store, ranging from .05% to 2%, depending on your pricing plan. Lower priced plans pay more in transaction fees. The company offers a 30-day trial, full customer support for store owners, and professional templates. Domain name is not included in the price.

Overall, the type of service you choose will highly depend on what your store requires. For the best price and value combination, it appears that My EZ Online Store gives both competitors a run for their money. But, as with everything in business, these decisions should be paired with special considerations of each online store.

 

 

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