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Oracle ATG vs OpenCart

Oracle ATG

101 Ratings

OpenCart

16 Ratings

Oracle ATG

101 Ratings
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Score 6.8 out of 101

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OpenCart

16 Ratings
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Score 7 out of 101

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Oracle ATG

Oracle ATG Web Commerce has its roots in older technologies and design from years ago. Over time it's been updated but shortcomings in the original design linger in the product's foundation. It is probably a good, general commerce solution for shops that don't require extensive customization of their web presence but if you find yourself needing to categorize products or offerings in "unusual" ways, or include properties that fall out of the mainstream, the burden of customization will be high.

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OpenCart

It is well suited if you want to start online e-commerce quickly as it can be set up quickly and easily while giving you almost every basic requirement you need to start an e-commerce website.

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Feature Rating Comparison

Online Storefront

Oracle ATG
6.8
OpenCart
7.7
Product catalog & listings
Oracle ATG
7.7
OpenCart
8.0
Product management
Oracle ATG
8.5
OpenCart
8.0
Bulk product upload
Oracle ATG
5.9
OpenCart
8.3
Branding
Oracle ATG
7.0
OpenCart
7.0
Mobile storefront
Oracle ATG
5.9
OpenCart
7.0
Product variations
Oracle ATG
7.7
OpenCart
7.6
Website integration
Oracle ATG
6.4
OpenCart
7.7
Visual customization
Oracle ATG
7.4
OpenCart
7.5
CMS
Oracle ATG
4.9
OpenCart
7.7

Online Shopping Cart

Oracle ATG
5.1
OpenCart
7.5
Abandoned cart recovery
Oracle ATG
4.4
OpenCart
7.0
Checkout user experience
Oracle ATG
5.8
OpenCart
8.0

Online Payment System

Oracle ATG
4.7
OpenCart
7.4
eCommerce security
Oracle ATG
4.7
OpenCart
7.4

eCommerce Marketing

Oracle ATG
5.5
OpenCart
7.6
Promotions & discounts
Oracle ATG
7.3
OpenCart
8.2
Personalized recommendations
Oracle ATG
4.3
OpenCart
7.7
SEO
Oracle ATG
4.8
OpenCart
7.0

eCommerce Business Management

Oracle ATG
5.3
OpenCart
8.1
Multi-site management
Oracle ATG
7.3
OpenCart
9.0
Order processing
Oracle ATG
6.0
OpenCart
8.4
Inventory management
Oracle ATG
4.0
OpenCart
8.2
Shipping
Oracle ATG
4.4
OpenCart
7.5
Custom functionality
Oracle ATG
4.9
OpenCart
7.5

Pros

  • Product and SKU management
  • Product page display

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  • OpenCart is open-source software, free to use. Free is always a plus for software.
  • Good basic set of features that provides for a quick setup of a simple e-commerce website.
  • Administration is fairly user-friendly and makes it easy for a non-technical user to find things.

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Cons

  • More administrative control would be helpful in regards to estimates and quoting as this was something we did regularly in legal but had to go outside the system.

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  • Many of the extensions available have some serious security issues.
  • Extending OpenCart with the various extensions available, can actually start to add up, and I found many extensions were no longer being supported by their developers.
  • Serious limitations for larger shops, and outdated themes/templates.

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Alternatives Considered

We're married to Oracle ATG Web Commerce for the time being, and have been users for about six years now. We are slowly moving auxiliary features out of ATG and into custom in house solutions that give us purpose built, more responsive, and more appropriate functionality. Eventually, ATG will serve only core features like catalog management and order processing. All other activities will be handled externally as microservices that we control, rather than relying on the black box of ATG.

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Opencart and Magento both are very stable and easily useable. Learning OpenCart is often easier than learning Magento. Opencart also supports multi vendor websites using a single code, which is you with yearly upgrades. If you are not using open source like Shopify , you won't have ownership of your website. Also it is very difficult to build a Shopify website.

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Return on Investment

  • We were able to drive sales for one of our clients up by 50% over the course of a 6 month window by revamping their online web store with Oracle ATG.
  • Sharing data and communication improved greatly between legal/finance and marketing.

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  • Free of cost open-source platform.
  • Highly customizable so clients are happy with designs and functionality.
  • Upgrade it without any payment time to time.

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Pricing Details

Oracle ATG

General
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level set up fee?
No
Additional Pricing Details
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OpenCart

General
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level set up fee?
No
Additional Pricing Details
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