eCommerce Platforms
Needs vary, that’s why we offer a number of eCommerce Solutions
We will work with you to determine the best fit for your business. Here’s a quick overview:
WooCommerce
If you’ve got a WordPress website, you probably want to consider WooCommerce which powers 29% of all online stores! It was developed by WooThemes, who offers many tools and themes for WordPress.
WooCommerce is free to download, as it is “open source” software. They do not maintain a dedicated support team so users must find solutions via forums and online documentation. Click here for an excellent review.
Software as a Service (SaaS) Systems
If your primary goal is to have an online store, then you might consider a SaaS based system.
These platforms provide their own hosting, and will update the software as needed, taking away that responsibility from you the user. Each offers different bells and whistles, often depending on outside developers to create plugins that integrate within their platform.
Volusion
Volusion eCommerce software offers ample features, strong security and excellent customer service options. The software can manage your brick-and-mortar store and drop shipping orders as well as standard online store purchases. Overall, it’s one of the best eCommerce software services on the market.
They offer 16 free responsive templates, but most go for $895.
BigCommerce
BigCommerce is an all-in-one, feature rich ecommerce platform that allows even the most novice of user to create a fully functional online store and sell both physical and digital products online.
They offer around 20 free responsive templates. Paid templates range from $145 to $195.
Miva
For 15+ years the Miva Merchant Ecommerce Platform has been the foundation on which real businesses have succeeded online. It remains the only Enterprise-level ecommerce platform to include all features in all pricing plans, making it a good fit for where you are now AND where you want to go.
They have real U.S.-based, in-house 24/7 phone support available for free to all customers.

There are two plans: $79.95/month for the “Small Business Edition“, while “Enterprise” goes for $1,495/month.
Tom set up NEC’s Miva based store in 2005 and managed it up until early 2018. It has now been migrated to WordPress.