WooCommerce
Complete e-commerce platform for launching and growing online stores on WordPress.
WordPress eCommerce plugins power everything from simple single-product checkouts to large-scale stores with complex inventory management, payment gateways and product catalogues. Browse every eCommerce plugin listed in the WordPress repository and compare them using PluginFind scores built on real adoption data, community ratings and maintenance activity.
Complete e-commerce platform for launching and growing online stores on WordPress.
Generates PDF invoices and packing slips automatically for WooCommerce orders with email delivery.
Automatically recover sales from abandoned shopping carts in WooCommerce stores.
Build popups and opt-in forms to capture email subscribers, leads, and sales conversions.
Switch between user accounts instantly in WordPress and WooCommerce without logging out.
WooCommerce funnel builder enabling one-click upsells, order bumps, and checkout optimization.
AJAX search bar for WooCommerce with live product suggestions and SKU search functionality.
Add, remove, and reorder columns in WordPress admin tables without writing code.
Configure bulk discounts, quantity pricing, and dynamic pricing rules for WooCommerce stores.
WooCommerce is by far the most widely adopted eCommerce plugin in the WordPress repository, powering a significant proportion of all online stores built on the platform. Its dominance is reflected in its adoption and download figures, both of which you can verify directly on its PluginFind listing.
It depends on the plugin you choose. Some all-in-one eCommerce solutions include built-in payment processing, while others require a separate gateway plugin to handle transactions. Check the feature list of your chosen plugin before assuming payment handling is included.
Running two full eCommerce plugins simultaneously is not recommended as they are likely to conflict. However, it is common to run one core eCommerce plugin supported by several smaller, targeted plugins handling specific tasks such as currency switching or abandoned cart recovery.
If you need a complete store with product management, inventory, and order tracking, a full eCommerce solution is the right choice. If you only need to sell a small number of products or take simple payments, a lightweight checkout plugin will be less complex to manage and less demanding on your server.