3DCart has pretty much everything you’d want from a place-anywhere buy button to point of sale to enterprise e-commerce, although it must be noted that it can be a more expensive solution depending on what you need. One thing that it does arguably better than some competitors is mobile optimization—everything loads fast and looks great on mobile devices because of its editable code. And, like other shopping carts, this one can scale to any size, making it a viable one-stop solution if you decide to start with it. Has a good number of third-party integrations Optimized for mobile Many designs to choose from Handles returns well Has one of the largest payment gateway selections ever Can be used for dropshipping Unlimited products and storage Marketing & SEO features Good support Limited number of staff accounts per plan Feature-rich but only on the higher-priced plans Limited number of free templates Not the most intuitive shopping cart for new users Add-ons can get expensive 6. PrestaShop – perfect for large online stores with developer resources
To illustrate, let’s say your visitor was just hit with unexpected shipping costs and has now decided to leave your site rather than proceeding to checkout. Upon noticing your visitor’s exit intent, you can effectively re-engage by automatically triggering an exit-intent overlay or notification with a targeted promotion for completing the order now.

With Ecwid, you can include your ecommerce shop on multiple websites, blogs, social sites and ecommerce marketplaces like Amazon, eBay and Google Shopping and sell simultaneously everywhere. Add your online store to as many sites as you want, manage it from one place.
Minimalism is always in trend, so buying such a design means walking with the times. It’s clear, black-and-white, without any extra color accents that may grab the customer’s attention and distract them from making the purchase. The “Checkout” button steals your sight, and all you want to do is to proceed. And that is what every seller wants!