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Topic: Looking for recommendations for Virtual Storefront software/services
Started by: Andy Kitkowski
Started on: 11/29/2010
Board: Publishing


On 11/29/2010 at 5:00pm, Andy Kitkowski wrote:
Looking for recommendations for Virtual Storefront software/services

I'm looking to create a storefront to sell at most 2-3 products through Paypal (something a little classier than just the "Paypal Link") from my site (basically, I want to create a storefront on my Maid RPG page, as it seems that people are gunshy about just emailing us). Looking for no-frills, least configuration required, etc.

Any recommendations for such software?

I remember seeing recently, here or on S-G, something about a self-publish support site or something that will do this kind of service for free off-your-site for up to a certain number of products (4-5?) then charge in tiers above that. Is that ringing a bell for anyone?

-Andy

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On 12/20/2010 at 12:40pm, Peter Nordstrand wrote:
Re: Looking for recommendations for Virtual Storefront software/services

Check out http://www.shopify.com/.

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On 12/20/2010 at 1:50pm, Ron Edwards wrote:
RE: Re: Looking for recommendations for Virtual Storefront software/services

Hi Andy,

Vincent can set up a unique page for you using the Un-Store software. It may not be clear to people reading this that the Un-Store isn't a thing or place but just a means for setting up a multi-product page. You can have your own.

Best, Ron

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On 12/20/2010 at 5:58pm, Andy Kitkowski wrote:
RE: Re: Looking for recommendations for Virtual Storefront software/services

Interesting (on both fronts), thanks!

Dang, I remember seeing something that was JUST like shopify, but basically for Web Hipsters, kind of a startup thing. Something like "you can list 3 items for free; then after that you have to start paying"... Will have to scope around for that.

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On 12/20/2010 at 9:19pm, Peter Nordstrand wrote:
RE: Re: Looking for recommendations for Virtual Storefront software/services

Oh, I nearly forgot. Is http://www.bigcartel.com/ what you are looking for?

Cheers,

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On 12/20/2010 at 9:34pm, Andy Kitkowski wrote:
RE: Re: Looking for recommendations for Virtual Storefront software/services

Peter wrote:
Oh, I nearly forgot. Is http://www.bigcartel.com/ what you are looking for?

Cheers,


Peter: This was exactly what I was looking for! Man, I thought I may have dreamt it for a minute.

Thanks again!

-Andy

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On 12/26/2010 at 4:35am, RPGCI wrote:
RE: Re: Looking for recommendations for Virtual Storefront software/services

Have you seen Cartloom.com?

Let's you manage a full on inventory of products, digital or otherwise.  You just put some JavaScript on the pages you want to sell from and it will add your product, a shopping cart, and add to cart links.

When your customers add the product to their cart and checkout, they're redirected to a styled subdomain.

It's $9.99 a month, and you can either use PayPal or hook up a full-fledged payment gateway.

We use it on our site www.RPGCharacterIllustrations.com

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