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don bencilao
4,153 Pointspaypal website for client?
is a paypal integration a good option for clients who wants a ecommerce website? or I should learn bigger platforms such as meganto or prestashop?
let's say the client will sell 40 products divided by 2 main categories and 6 sub categories.
3 Answers
Sarah Bradberry
7,115 PointsI wouldn't use paypal as the only payment option for a larger business but for a single person business selling a small number of items it might be OK.
As someone who purchases items online on a regular basis I always like to have the choice to use a credit or debit card without going through paypal.
don bencilao
4,153 Pointshi sarah, thank for the reply. the paypal button also have an option for credit card payment. What I mean by my query is the technique shown in the build a "simple php application course" a good option to present to clients that are asking me for an ecommerce website.
Sarah Bradberry
7,115 PointsAh, I see. I haven't done the php course yet. I think it would really depend on the needs of the client.
I think using something with integrated product management like prestashop would be a much better option for someone with that many products and categories to keep track of.