The Woocommerce interface certainly does not shine for any particular reason

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WordPress Usability
But it is simple and easy to manage, in a few words "it does its job". In the settings we can find the basic functions of an e-commerce: from the management and logistics of the warehouse and orders, to payment and shipping methods. It is also possible to work on individual products by adding details and technical specifications or, for example, set up-selling techniques (i.e. an alternative offer that is superior to the initial one) or cross-selling (i.e. the sale of an additional product after having consolidated the first).

WordPress Critical Issues
I move on to the sore points, starting immediately by saying that Woocommerce is neither perfect nor complete. The first and main defect is related to the system on which it relies: WordPress, which requires continuous updates with benefits of using our homeowner database great inconvenience. So, one time the WordPress update, another that of Woocommerce, for the webmaster it becomes a nightmare to keep the platform adequate and therefore safe, without creating inconvenience to users.

The second problem with Woocommerce is its extensions: not being a complete plugin, you will often need to expand it with other addons that in many cases, in addition to being paid, slow down and create conflicts that are often unsolvable.

WordPress Ecommerce Costs
If you are happy with the standard functions, Woocommerce is completely free: all you need is a hosting, install WordPress and download it. If you have clear ideas, you can download the plugin and buy a template for your site, there are many with Woocommerce and various addons included; if instead you do not yet know exactly how your e-commerce will evolve, you may have to face some problems related to new extensions and updates.