Is Joomla good for e-commerce?

[jackthomas087]

Hello friends,

I have read enough about platforms for e-commerce. Used to work on Shopify, have my own cons for it and now looking to try WP+Woo. But! I don't have experience with WP, but have many years worked with Joomla. What do you think should I do: learn from 0 WP or try e-comm solutions based on Joomla? Is it worth it?

Thanks!

[Priyajain]

i have not worked with joomla but for Ecommerce site i am using Magento, its good for designing and working with E commerce templates and products.

[ajay49560]

Read this link : http://www.itoctopus.com/is-joomla-good-for-ecommerce


hope it helps.

[rashikasaxena]

Joomla is ok for working in E-commerce it depends upon the requirement or work.

[Nilima98]

Joomla gives extension with the bundle of features with minimal restriction in the free version and extensive opportunities in commercial versions.

[alpa]

Great information thanks for sharing.

[Glow]

Try to compare these decent hosts: dreamhost.com (http://dreamhost.com/), hostwinds.com (http://hostwinds.com/), digitalserver.com.mx (http://digitalserver.com.mx/)
They are e-commmerce friendly. If you want reliable, low-cost, excellent discounting hosting service, this host is the way to go.

[Vec&sec]

Think that os commerce as well as magento commerce friendly web hosts will serve your demands for running e-shops.
Take a look at kvchosting.com ssd web hosting (http://www.kvcwebhost.com/) solutions. Fantastic technical support, questions usually answered within 2 minutes of posting.

[Nathank]

I would suggest you to go with Magento - Have a subscription with scopehosts (https://www.scopehosts.com) SSD powered shared hosting services. You will get secure and reliable hosting service with reasonable price and also with quick support.