Comparison
Quick Commerce vs Ecwid
Ecwid is built to be the simplest way to add a shopping cart to a site you already have. This page is for the shop that has outgrown that and needs a full storefront plus the tools to run daily delivery.
Choose Quick Commerce if you are
Grocery, restaurant, pharmacy and retail shops that need a full storefront with delivery slots and COD checks on every plan, and picker and driver apps from Growth, not a widget on an existing page.
Choose Ecwid if you are
A small business that already has a website, blog or Facebook page and just needs to drop a simple cart into it with minimal setup.
Capability comparison
Quick Commerce vs Ecwid
Delivery slots with capacity, and express delivery
- Quick Commerce
- Every plan
- Ecwid
- Not part of the core product
Picker app with barcode picking and substitutions
- Quick Commerce
- From Growth
- Ecwid
- Not part of the core product
Delivery-agent app and cash reconciliation
- Quick Commerce
- From Growth
- Ecwid
- Not part of the core product
Arabic + English storefront, right to left
- Quick Commerce
- Every plan
- Ecwid
- Depends on the host site’s template
| Capability | Quick Commerce | Ecwid |
|---|---|---|
| Delivery slots with capacity, and express delivery | Every plan | Not part of the core product |
| Picker app with barcode picking and substitutions | From Growth | Not part of the core product |
| Delivery-agent app and cash reconciliation | From Growth | Not part of the core product |
| Arabic + English storefront, right to left | Every plan | Depends on the host site’s template |
Where they win
Where Ecwid genuinely wins
Simple and quick to embed
Ecwid’s whole idea is a cart you can drop into an existing WordPress, Wix or Facebook page in minutes, with almost nothing to learn. It’s about the fastest way to start selling a few products.
Keeps the site you already have
If the website itself isn’t the point, such as a local service business selling a few products on the side, Ecwid avoids replacing something that already works.
Low commitment for a small catalogue
For a handful of products with no delivery complexity, Ecwid’s free and entry plans are a sensible place to start.
Where we win
Where Quick Commerce wins
A full storefront, not a widget
Once a business needs its own search-friendly storefront on its own domain, and a catalogue of up to 50,000 products on Scale, a cart widget on another site stops being the right shape.
The delivery tools Ecwid doesn’t attempt
Delivery slots with capacity, express delivery and COD OTP come with every plan; a picker app with substitutions and a driver app with cash reconciliation come with Growth. A lightweight cart widget isn’t built for that daily work.
Apps and locations as you grow
The shop-admin app comes with every plan, picker and driver apps with Growth, and a branded customer app is a yearly add-on. Locations with their own stock and pickup run 1, 1 and 3 by plan, with more as an add-on.
Moving from Ecwid
Ecwid’s catalogue exports as CSV and imports through our bulk import, usually a short job, since Ecwid catalogues tend to be small.
- 1
Export your catalogue
Products and categories export from Ecwid as CSV.
- 2
Bulk import
Import into the new catalogue with live progress.
- 3
Set up delivery
Configure delivery zones, slots and COD checks before go-live.
- 4
Move to your own domain
Replace the embedded widget with a full storefront on your domain.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is this too much if I only sell ten products?
Can I keep my existing website and just add this?
Does Ecwid offer delivery slots or a picker app?
Can I import my Ecwid catalogue?
What if my business grows past a simple cart?
Is Arabic and RTL available on both?
Outgrown a cart widget? See the full platform
A storefront, with the delivery operations behind it.
No card required · Live in a day · Support in Arabic and English