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Why Woocommerce?


WooCommerce is a great choice for businesses and individuals who want to launch their own online store. WooCommerce is an open-source, completely customizable eCommerce platform for entrepreneurs worldwide. Go beyond the confines of traditional eCommerce solutions, and be limited only by your own imagination.

So, let’s take a look on overview of WooCommerce.

100% Free: WooCommerce is completely free to download. Being open-source, WooCommerce provides very large features and services which require to start perfect eCommerce website. There are lots of free and paid add-ons and themes available in the market.

Open source codebase: WooCommerce is fully open sourced, meaning the code is freely available for anyone to view, modify, and contribute towards. The open source nature of WooCommerce encourages an active community of contributors to the project.

Powered by trust: WooCommerce is built on WordPress, the software that runs 26% of the web. Regularly audited by Sucuri, an industry leader in security, you’re in good hands.

Extension library: WooCommerce boasts a wide range of official extensions (add-on features) such as payment gateways and shipping calculators for your specific country, advanced tax calculators, membership system management, subscription management, anti-fraud and many many more. This library is also backed by a large collection of actively-developed community extensions.


More Than Ecommerce: WooCommerce doesn't force users to go beyond their comfort zone when building their online store, yet at the same time, it readily opens the door for more than just ecommerce.

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