AspDotNetStorefront vs. Dokan

If you need a tool to manage a website, this is a good place to start. If you aren't ready for something of this caliber it might not be meant for your business. It's a stepping stone and you need to be ready to learn and it may require a bit more attention.

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Dokan is a multi-vendor marketplace. It is usually good for small mom-and-pop shops with less than 1000 items.

Incentivized

• Tons of reporting tools
• Easy to navigate
• Multiple user profiles

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• Intuitive back-end functions.
• User-friendly front-end interface.
• Bug fixes and improvements are done often and regularly.

Incentivized

• Not everyone can navigate easily without training
• Some reports can be fairly large and take lots of time to download

Incentivized

• Sign-up procedure could be more explanatory for vendors.
• Sign-up validations could be improved.
• Support for multi-currency and multilingual shops needs to be improved.

Incentivized

Compared to other similar multi-vendor marketplace platforms, Dokan has much more features and easier to use and manage.

Incentivized

The support needs to be improved as some of the support representatives do not seem to understand the client's request and keep sending canned responses.

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More customization and ability to work with web designers make it an easy tool to manage projects and promote growth of your store front. It may not be as user friendly as others but it has more flexibility by far.

Incentivized

• Easy to use customer service tools
• Invaluable reporting abilities
• Tier users makes it easy to manage employees

Incentivized

• Positive impact on small to medium shops.
• Needs good advertisement and features to get large shops to sign up.
• Needs more bulk product import and management features.

Incentivized