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Yeah awesome, but if they don't introduce Shopify multilingual - with no additional cost or a very small additional cost - can be used only by English websites effectively.
Swipe? Why are these companies (Square included) so backwards in this area? Take a look at iZettle to see how it should be done.
Yeah awesome, but if they don't introduce Shopify multilingual - with no additional cost or a very small additional cost - can be used only by English websites effectively.
What do you mean? Looking at their feature page they have multiple language support. Or do you mean different languages for the mobile/POS apps?
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What do you mean? Looking at their feature page they have multiple language support. Or do you mean different languages for the mobile/POS apps?
He mean a single shop supporting multiple languages. We unfortunately do not support that (yet).
I just bought a Shopify subscription for my stepfather for Christmas. He's been wanting to start an online store to sell the fly-fishing flies he makes and asked me how he could go about building that website. Thankfully the Shopify starter pack does everything he wants and he's happy as can be. He was actually asking about integration with his ipad and I didn't quite know what to tell him (until now). It's really ni…
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What do you mean? Looking at their feature page they have multiple language support. Or do you mean different languages for the mobile/POS apps?
He mean a single shop supporting multiple languages. We unfortunately do not support that (yet).
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He mean a single shop supporting multiple languages. We unfortunately do not support that (yet).
Ah, ok. What I'd really love would be a no-fixed-cost high-transaction-fee plan. It would be fine to pay 5% or more in fees to test out a store idea before committing to a more expensive plan.
Swipe? Why are these companies (Square included) so backwards in this area? Take a look at iZettle to see how it should be done.
Nitpick here, but Shopify is a Canadian company. I do agree they should support chip payments as most payment processors in Canada use them.
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Ah, ok. What I'd really love would be a no-fixed-cost high-transaction-fee plan. It would be fine to pay 5% or more in fees to test out a store idea before committing to a more expensive plan.
The closest we have to that is our Starter plan. If you factor in the two-week trial, you get 6 weeks to find market validation for your idea at a cost of only $14. It's a pretty reasonable expense.
Swipe? Why are these companies (Square included) so backwards in this area? Take a look at iZettle to see how it should be done.