CommerceHub vs Shopify

• Order searching
• Shipping
• Order organization
• Invoicing
• Order printing

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• Ease of Use - Very user friendly. Anyone can pick it up within a couple days and know how to do almost everything.
• Great Customer Service - The help is excellent. Also, they have a huge community where people are happy to help.
• Ton of Add-Ons - You can find a ton of add-ons and modules to use that can be installed by you. They don't require developers.
• Inexpensive - Because it's easy to use and doesn't require a ton of developer time, it's so much cheaper to run.

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• Allow for mass uploads for shipping and invoicing.
• Allow for custom notes when canceling an order.
• Allow for changing items that are shipped or invoiced when needing to change a customer order.

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• Shopping cart is hard to customize and it's hosted by Shopify separately
• Transaction fees can get high if you have a lot of transactions
• To do any special customizations, you will need a developer and the platform is somewhat rigid with capabilities.

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• Less time spent manually entering orders.
• More time spent shipping and invoicing - costs more on the company than if a mass uploads from an Excel sheet would be allowed.
• Cancelling orders can cause issues especially if you cannot add notes to transmit to them directly to the customer.

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• Shopify has allowed me to add more products than I could have ordered on my own with investment upfront. Their dropshipping apps and tools make it the perfect add on to any clothing businesses to get started with less investment up front.
• Within Shopify's app store I was able to use an affiliate app to help track influencers and sales that originated from those influencers to drive more sales. This paid app returns 100x its original cost each month and serves as a significant revenue generator to our store's sales.

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