@luzule Ok - if you need those features it’s not for you. But in truth it doesn’t set out to be an all-encompassing e-commerce solution. E-Commerce wish-lists never end, and at some point there has to be a cut-off. Paysnap is a lightweight solution which has always worked at the level at which it is pitched and in v3 does it all more elegantly. You could always try Rapidcart. Feature rich plug in although there have been occasional posts about support issues. Another option is to get a PHP outside of the Rapidweaver world - phpjabbers for example. Other than that you’re probably looking at a subscription e.g. Cartloom.
Of course. I’m not speaking about the e-commerce solution, just about Stripe.
I know that these “one time fee” solutions are great for what you can do with, and that if you need more, other solutions are available.
Simply ; I don’t really understand why Stripe does not deal with these very simple things for e-commerce. Last week I had to remove Stripe in a client website because of that… It is strange to loose clients for quite simple settings…
Ahh - sorry! Misunderstood. I’m not too clued up on Stripe’s capabilities but I’m pretty sure you can apply coupons for discounts both one-off and on subscriptions. I know they have integrations with shipping apps but have never looked at this in detail. I advise my clients with simple e-commerce to offer ‘free’ shipping (in the UK) but of course integrate it into the price.
I’ve just built this free template with it: Pre-built projects for Rapidweaver It was my first time working with Paysnap so I’m no expert, but I don’t think it can handle multi-deals, as in five widgets at $5 each or six for $25. However, a better approach in terms of ease of use by the customer is to just add a new product for six widgets at 25.
I would echo what has been said above though: Paysnap is a really good lightweight but very adaptable eccomerce solution for RW. Of it’s kind I’d say the best.
Stripe is an online payment processor/gateway, not an e-commerce platform. Paypal is a different beast so to compare the two is unfair to both: It makes Paypal seem very expensive and Stripe feature-poor.
If you need a more feature-rich solution Rapidcart Pro by @rob is excellent, and nowadays well past the support issues from a few years ago. Rapidcart Pro doesn’t yet work with UiKit3 (IMO the best framework for RW) from @Lucas which is a real shame, but hopefully that will one day get fixed.
Outside the RW world, as mentioned above, PHP Jabbers makes the brilliant Stiva Store, which next to Rapidcart pro, for the money is about as good as it gets.
Stivastore is a CMS ecommerce solution: Once you’ve set it up and configured it the client can have full control via an independent dashboard. And of course, it’s not platform-dependent, so you’re not locked in the RW eco-system.
