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When you’re just getting started with Shopify, you’ll have to go through the standard “learning curve”.
Shopify is your go-to ecommerce platform, and it’s great for those who have a creative streak, you create your own store to your liking. With Shopify you have 100% full control of your business where you can create your own brand. Shopify has low fees (under 3%) and you would need to do your marketing and advertisements to scale your business. On top of all that, Shopify has the best tools, apps, and much more to help you get even more sales with your store. When you install Shopify app all the permissions required to do, are requested from you. This can be things like reading your products, manipulating your data, or even modifying your entire theme. Apps can have a lot of power! Granting permission to read and write your data and theme can impact both your business and your customers. If an app has read/write permissions it allows itself to make any modifications desired to the theme, including adding scripts that do finish any function at all. Because it can modify the theme on demand this also means it can avoid detection by only appearing at certain times of the day. When we say the scripts can do anything at all this can be so many different things. A bad app could aim to infect your visitors with malware, run a bitcoin miner, redirect to shady sites, fake traffic, and more. For the most part, Shopify apps are safe to use but you would need to be extremely diligent and do you research, and not just within the Shopify app store. Research the apps elsewhere too. The bottom line is that you should trust the app developer before installing an app in your shop. With thousands of apps to police, unfortunately, even apps in the Shopify App Store can hide suspicious behavior.
We receive Shopify pricing plans questions on daily basis. It’s something that not only our customers but also other merchants ask about. What is Shopify’s Cost? How does Shopify pricing work? And how can it fit your business needs? We’ll explain to you the costs, we will leave it to you if you’re considering Shopify as the ecommerce platform for your business. When you google >Shopify Pricing, Shopify cost, Shopify pricing Germany, etc., you’ll find results from “website builder” or “ecommerce builder” experts. To be honest and straightforward, we have been using three ecommerce solutions for 6+ years: Woocomenrce, Shopware, and Shopify. We’re an official Shopify Expert and this review will be made from an ecommerce solution angle. We won’t sacrifice our credibility by pushing you to sign up with Shopify, but we’ll try our best to outline Shopify’s pricing in detail, so that you can decide for yourself. Here’s a short introduction to the three most popular Shopify Plans. The Shopify pricing structure is very simple – you pay a fixed fee and a transaction fee, which differ depending on the plan you choose. Shopify Basic: $29 per month and 2.9% of the value of the transaction + 30 cents. Shopify: $79 per month and 2.6% of the value of the transaction + 30 cents. Shopify Advanced: $299 per month and 2.4% of the value of the transaction + 30 cents. The transaction fee above is effective when you use the Shopify Payments solution. This solution has been created in partnership with Stripe payment processor. Not everyone can use Shopify Payments as it’s only available in selected countries. Click here to understand whether you’re eligible for Shopify payments or not. Shopify Basic starts from just $29 per month, complete with an easy-to-use online store builder and 24/7 customer service support. There is no limitation on ‘bandwidth’; if you’re new to this term then I’ll explain it for you. Basically, it means that regardless of whether it’s 1 or 1,000 merchants visiting your online store every day, Shopify has no set limit on the amount of traffic you can process. When you’re just getting started with Shopify, you’ll have to go through the standard “learning curve”. There’s nothing to fear with Shopify’s 24/7 support team, which is available via phone, chat, email, and community forum.
Comparing Shopify vs. Shopify Plus (the enterprise version of the ecommerce platform)? We’ll stick purely to the cost. When you look at Plus pricing, you’ll need to factor in a few fees: • Shopify Plusplatform fee • Credit Card processing fees • App fees • Maintenance fees Cost: minimum of $2,000 per month Shopify Plus pricing model is based on usage (usage equates to monthly sales volume in Shopify. This is based on the principle that the more sales you make, the more support and server resources you’ll need. To put it into perspective: • $800,000 in monthly sales x 0.25% (.0025) = $2,000 in monthly fees (the minimum level). • $1.5 million in monthly sales x 0.25% (.0025) = $3,750 in monthly fees. • $5 million in monthly sales x 0.25% (.0025) = $12,500 in monthly fees. • $16 million in monthly sales x 0.25% (.0025) = $40,000 in monthly fees (capped fee). Features: everything Shopify offers plus – Accept over 10,000 orders per minute – Run multiple websites from one management dashboard – Offer customer-based pricing including wholesale tiers – Customize the user experience with AI technology – Customize shipping processes The customer support of Shopify plus includes a dedicated launch manager and ongoing merchant success manager on top of the Shopify’s 24/7 support team.
Shopify Payments supports major credit and debit cards such as VISA, Master Card, American Express, JCB, and others. For each transaction, Shopify charges a certain fee depending on your Shopify plan. At first glance you might think it’s a lot of money… and, ouch… why do I have to use Shopify Payments and pay such a fee? The Shopify Payments process involves a security check of the owner of the credit card being charged, all in order to make sure that the transaction is genuine. What does it mean for you as a business owner? You’ll be safe and can fulfill the product order with confidence that you have a customer, not a scammer. So, in regards to the Shopify transaction fee, here are the numbers: • Shopify Basic: 2.9% of the value of the transaction + 30 cents. • Shopify: 2.6% of the value of the transaction + 30 cents. • Shopify Advanced: 2.4% of the value of the transaction + 30 cents. If all the above information feels overwhelming and you are not sure about using Shopify, solution25 outsourcing team can be the ecommerce agency that can assist you in building ecommerce platforms.