Start with requirements
List your products, sales channels, payment needs, shipping model, staff, markets and integrations before comparing brands.
Separate must-haves from nice-to-haves
A feature only matters if your business will use it. Weight requirements by business impact instead of counting checkboxes.
Plan for switching costs
Migration gets harder as products, customers, orders, subscriptions, apps and custom integrations accumulate. Choose with the next stage of the business in mind.
Next useful step
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