What other e-commerce solutions can be used with Webflow for creating and managing products on a website?
TL;DR
- Integrate third-party tools like Shopify, Foxy.io, or Snipcart with Webflow for advanced e-commerce features, full design control, and support for subscriptions or digital products.
- Use platforms like Ecwid, Printful/Printify, or Memberstack with tools like Airtable and Zapier for dropshipping, gated content, or custom checkout flows.
Webflow has built-in e-commerce features, but if you want more flexibility or advanced functionality, you can integrate third-party e-commerce solutions with your Webflow site. Here are some popular options.
1. Shopify (via Buy Button or Headless)
- Use Shopify Buy Button to embed products directly into Webflow pages.
- Set up a headless Shopify solution using the Shopify Storefront API for full design control.
- Ideal for complex stores or if you need features like multi-currency, subscriptions, or POS.
2. Foxy.io
- Fully integrates with Webflow’s CMS via custom embeds or CMS collections.
- Supports digital goods, subscriptions, coupons, multi-currency, and more.
- Offers more payment gateways than native Webflow (including PayPal, Apple Pay, etc.).
3. Snipcart
- Lets you turn any HTML element (like a Webflow button) into a checkout-enabled item.
- Good for developers who want lightweight e-commerce with back-end flexibility.
- Allows complete design freedom while maintaining e-commerce functionality.
4. Ecwid
- Use HTML embed or a widget to integrate Ecwid with your Webflow page.
- Decent for users who need a standalone cart and basic store functionality.
- Includes tools for product management, inventory, and shipping.
5. Printful or Printify (for on-demand products)
- Ideal for dropshipping or print-on-demand stores.
- Webflow integration typically requires a third-party e-commerce layer like Shopify or a custom setup.
- Automates product creation, fulfillment, and shipping.
6. Memberstack + Airtable / Zapier / Make
- Useful for member-only e-commerce, content gating, or digital downloads.
- Combine with Airtable as a product database and integrate using Zapier or Make to process orders.
- Requires custom logic but allows for highly custom user flows.
Summary
To expand e-commerce capabilities on Webflow, integrate with third-party platforms like Shopify, Foxy.io, or Snipcart depending on your design goals and complexity. These tools give more flexibility than Webflow’s native e-commerce, especially for advanced features, subscriptions, or customized back ends.