Thanks for your question! You could theoretically build a site in Webflow and then use Shopify's 'Buy Button' feature to sell products and manage inventory, yes. Whether or not it would be worth the additional costs / setup time to do so is debatable, however. For more information on how these two platforms compare from an ecommerce point of view, I'd suggest taking a look at our blog post comparison, which includes a deep dive into the selling side of things: www.stylefactoryproductions.com/blog/webflow-vs-shopify
Hey that's possible using Shopyflow. You won't need to export your site. You can use Webflow as your storefront and Shopify as the ecommerce platform with all it's features.
Hey there. It depends on the platform - most of the major ones let you export product and customer data - some let you export other stuff, like blog posts and pages (but usually with the help of a third-party app). In the case of Webflow, depending on plan, you can actually export its code and upload it to your own server. More details at www.stylefactoryproductions.com/blog/webflow-vs-shopify
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Hi, is it possible to use webflow as a build template from scratch for shopify ecommerce? and shopify just to manage orders and products
Thanks for your question! You could theoretically build a site in Webflow and then use Shopify's 'Buy Button' feature to sell products and manage inventory, yes. Whether or not it would be worth the additional costs / setup time to do so is debatable, however. For more information on how these two platforms compare from an ecommerce point of view, I'd suggest taking a look at our blog post comparison, which includes a deep dive into the selling side of things: www.stylefactoryproductions.com/blog/webflow-vs-shopify
Hey that's possible using Shopyflow. You won't need to export your site. You can use Webflow as your storefront and Shopify as the ecommerce platform with all it's features.
I don't believe you can export an ecommerce website or one that uses Webflow CMS, is this not the case anymore?
Hey there. It depends on the platform - most of the major ones let you export product and customer data - some let you export other stuff, like blog posts and pages (but usually with the help of a third-party app). In the case of Webflow, depending on plan, you can actually export its code and upload it to your own server. More details at www.stylefactoryproductions.com/blog/webflow-vs-shopify