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Ecwid by Lightspeed vs Webflow Ecommerce

A side-by-side look at Ecwid by Lightspeed and Webflow Ecommerce. On our scoring, Ecwid by Lightspeed comes out ahead — but the right pick depends on your priorities.

Platform
Webflow Ecommerce logoWebflow EcommerceWebsite builder
Scores
SellingScene score4.2/53.8/5
User rating4.24.3
Reviews1,080870
Pricing
Starting priceFree$29/mo
Pricing modelfree plan + paid tiersEcommerce Standard, billed annually
Transaction fees0% (processing applies)2% on Standard, 0% on higher tiers
Hosting & setup
Hosting typeEmbeddable widgetFully hosted (SaaS)
Free trialFree plan availableFree plan available
Staff accountsBy planRole-based by plan
Product limit5 free; unlimited on paidUp to 3,000 (by plan)
Payments & security
Payment gateways70+ payment providersStripe, PayPal, Apple Pay
SSL includedYesYes
PCI compliantYesYes
Gift cardsYesNo
Catalog & content
Themes / templatesInherits host site designTemplates + full custom design
App marketplaceApp market & integrationsGrowing app marketplace
Multi-currencyYesNo
Multi-languageYesYes
POS includedYesNo
Abandoned cart recoveryYesYes
Built-in blogNoYes
Tools & flexibility
Drag-and-drop editorNoYes
API accessYesYes
Mobile appYesNo
Support channelsEmail, chat, phone (higher tiers)Email/ticket, University, community forum
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Why pick Ecwid by Lightspeed?

Ecwid is the easiest way to bolt a real store onto a site you already own, syncing one catalog across web, social, and marketplaces. It is not meant to be your primary site builder, so design control stays limited.

Best for: Adding a cart to a site you already have

Read the full Ecwid by Lightspeed review

Why pick Webflow Ecommerce?

Webflow gives designers near-total visual control without writing code, producing some of the most distinctive stores on the web. The learning curve is real and its commerce features stay lighter than dedicated platforms.

Best for: Designers building pixel-perfect custom stores

Read the full Webflow Ecommerce review