Author: Bogdan Rancea

The main difference between Shopify and Shopify Plus? Price and scalability.

Shopify’s standard plans range from $5 to $399 per month, catering to small and mid-sized businesses. Shopify Plus starts at $2,300 per month, designed for enterprises with higher sales volumes and complex needs.

With Shopify Plus, you get unlimited staff accounts, advanced B2B features, custom checkout options, priority support, and deeper API integrations—things you won’t find in standard Shopify plans.

If you’re running a small store, standard Shopify is more than enough. But if you’re scaling past $1 million in revenue, Shopify Plus offers the flexibility and power to grow without limits.

I consider Shopify to be one of the best ecommerce platforms available. It’s certainly one of the most scalable and flexible tools, thanks to its omnichannel selling capabilities, ease of use, and range of ever-evolving features.

Storenvy is a slightly more beginner-focused solution. It’s basically a “social marketplace” where people can sell products alongside competitors, but there are limited options to build a memorable brand with this platform.

I put both solutions to the test to bring you this comprehensive comparison guide.

Shopify vs SureCart: Which is better?

The answer might be simpler than you think. Ultimately, if you’re looking for a complete omnichannel commerce solution, Shopify is the platform I’d always recommend. It’s versatile, flexible, and its constantly evolving (it even features some great AI tools).

SureCart, on the other hand, really only makes sense if you want to add ecommerce functionality to an existing WordPress website, and don’t want to deal with the hassle of WooCommerce.

It’s not an all-in-one website builder and ecommerce platform, but it does deliver ecommerce features.

Here’s everything you need to know to make the right choice.

If you’ve ever considered building your own website, whether it’s to promote a business, or launch an online store, you’ve probably heard of Wix and Tilda.

Wix is easily one of the most popular “all-purpose” ecommerce website builders around, promising exceptional ease of use, and a wide range of features.

Tilda has fewer ecommerce features than Wix, but it excels in offering companies a platform where they can build a beautiful, professional-looking website in minutes.

It’s also one of the few website builders to offer an entirely free plan.

So, which option should you choose?

To buy a Shopify store find a reputable marketplace, check the store’s revenue and traffic, negotiate the price and use Escrow for a safe transaction.

Platforms like Flippa, Empire Flippers and FE International sell Shopify stores but you need to check profit margins, customer base and marketing strategies before buying.

Always ask for Shopify dashboard access, Google Analytics data and supplier agreements to avoid scams.

Buying a Shopify store can save you months of work compared to starting from scratch but if you buy the wrong store you can lose money fast.

Many sellers inflate their numbers with fake sales, bot traffic or unsustainable ad campaigns.

That’s why proper research is key—if you verify the financials, traffic sources and profitability you can takeover a business that’s already making money.

This guide will walk you through the exact steps to find, evaluate and buy a profitable Shopify store and avoid common mistakes.

You’re a creator selling digital products or services and you’ve heard of Stan Store. It’s a popular platform but not for everyone.

Whether you want more customization, more features or just something that fits your budget there are plenty of other options.

When you’ve been in ecommerce for over 10 years you learn one hard truth: if your pages aren’t indexed they don’t exist. Search engines can’t rank what they don’t know about and that means lost traffic, sales and growth for your store.

I’ve spent years fighting slow indexing, submitting URLs manually or waiting weeks for search engines to catch up with my updates for ecommerce products.

That’s why I was interested when I heard about Instaindex, a Shopify app that uses the IndexNow protocol to send updates directly to search engines like Bing.