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Too Many Ecommerce Tools
Small ecommerce operators are overwhelmed by running orders, inventory, support, and marketing across too many disconnected tools and manual processes.
In their words
I have curated a in store and online business model for a grocery super market which has 3 stores in nearby vicinity. I have created a UI Simulation of the complete workflow. Need someone to build this ERP CRM.
Running a shopify store and customer service plus product listings are drowning me.
this company has thousands of customers and they do all this by spreadsheet and phone today
we were subscribing with a company and paying around $9000 ayear and we were going to buy that source code for $60K to $90K with far less features
At first we just put up with it and accepted the chaos, but then I got fed up so hired consultants
I ended up nickel-and-diming myself with a bunch of separate apps... $100+/month for a pile of disconnected pieces that barely talked to each other.
I can’t take a break longer than a weekend, like ever.
I want one website where all of us list our pieces, the customer orders in one place, and I take a small cut for handling the orders and packing.
I've never really automated much of the store outside of the basic stuff, so I'm wondering if there's anything worth setting up beforehand that becomes especially useful while you're scaling.
we keep hitting walls where plus won't let us customize the checkout or the logic the way we need
It’s multiple full-time jobs forced into 1–3 people.
On-demand revalidation at that write rate either serves stale stock or melts the backend
Every click is a lost customer. I could find them $10m in added revenue in 30 minutes.
Solo and small ecommerce owners
Where they talk
- r/ecommerce
- r/shopify
- r/EcommerceWebsite
- r/printondemand
- r/dropshipping
- r/bigcommerce
- r/smallbusiness
- r/woocommerce
Tools they use today
- Shopify
- WooCommerce
- SCAYLE
- commercetools
- Next.js
- WordPress
Why those fall short
- 3PLs were poor; Amazon changed; still shipping almost everything themselves
- tech isnt great; bypass scan rates, unmapped items, inaccurate item information
- Shopify built for one seller; multi-seller is paid add-on on paid plan
- no clear method to map user actions to endpoints; query costs prevent reuse
- Plus won't let us customize the checkout or the logic the way we need
Map of ideas
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