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Sep 13, 2026
Carl AlexanderGUEST
I mean, that's been my, I mean, are they telling me the truth? I don't know.
Carl AlexanderGUEST
Like that's like a valid pushback, but I tried very hard to find like the WooCommerce agencies, for example.
Carl AlexanderGUEST
Like that's how I met Bryce because I was like, I think the key type of website that leverages this product the best is e-commerce.
Bryce AdamsHOST
I think those are my most successful clients.
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Bryce AdamsHOST
And then 39 and then 59, very small jumps and stuff that I learned from.
Bryce AdamsHOST
But when I first started, even at 19 a month, people were like, no one's going to pay that for a WordPress product.
Bryce AdamsHOST
I can buy WooCommerce subscriptions, the whole plugin for $100 a year.
Bryce AdamsHOST
So why would I even pay you 250? And that's only when I've got 50 orders a month.
Abi AsijaHOST
A lot of the Shopify and all the other big stores have this feature.
Abi AsijaHOST
I know you can set it up on Stripe as well or WooCommerce.
Abi AsijaHOST
You can set it up.
Abi AsijaHOST
One of my clients uses WooCommerce, so I know there's a feature there.
Abi AsijaHOST
But yeah, I think that would be because cash flow is oxygen to a business, right? And then monthly cash flow, right? So the subscribe feature, like if I was building this company, I would literally build a company around subscriptions.
Abi AsijaHOST
As in like, I would be willing to give bonuses slash discounts if they bought it on subscription as opposed to just buying a two pack or a three pack one time, right? Because you already know how expensive and how time consuming it is to get a brand new customer, right? Acquiring a new customer is painful, but keeping an existing customer is much easier.
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Abi AsijaHOST
It usually is a feature built in.
Abi AsijaHOST
I know Shopify has it.
Brian McCulloughHOST
Davies also told employees in the Slack channel that Mullenweg remained on the board of directors.
Brian McCulloughHOST
Automattic, which owns other brands including Tumblr, WooCommerce, and Pocket Casts, was founded by Mullenweg in 2003 after he co-created the popular open source content management system WordPress.
Brian McCulloughHOST
Over the past few years, Mullenweg and the company have been mired in lawsuits and controversy.
Brian McCulloughHOST
The company is in a protracted legal battle with WP Engine, a WordPress web hosting competitor.
Sabastian GarsnettHOST
And when it comes to websites, definitely Shopify is the way to go for e-commerce.
Sabastian GarsnettHOST
There's the other websites out there, Wix, WooCommerce, things like that.
Sabastian GarsnettHOST
You can even build one on Squarespace.
Sabastian GarsnettHOST
Now, I go to Squarespace to buy my domain, but I don't actually open a store on Squarespace.
Aviv FrenkelGUEST
We're platform agnostic.
Aviv FrenkelGUEST
We have customers on BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Magento, VTechs, Wix, proprietary tech.
Aviv FrenkelGUEST
We don't care because essentially what we do is we're changing the HTML and CSS.
Aviv FrenkelGUEST
So I don't care.
Aaron CampbellGUEST
Um, they are to some extent, and, you know, y-you're right that it's, I don't know if I would call it a flea market, but it's a broad market, right? Like there are, there are those plugins that someone like me has cobbled together to meet my own need and went, "Oh, some other people have the same need," and, you know, put it out there for them.
Aaron CampbellGUEST
Um, and then there's stuff like WooCommerce that has a whole team behind it that does nothing but develop this product, and those are significantly different risk levels.
Aaron CampbellGUEST
Um, but even then, I think that there are ways to be able to use any plugin on that spectrum and, um, mitigate, although not eliminate, your risk.
Aaron CampbellGUEST
If you're choosing quality hosting that is implementing protection at different layers like we were talking about a little bit ago, um, there's a lot that can be done to m- to protect against even potential holes in plugins.
Gerald AugerHOST
I thought Magento was a, uh, a threat actor e-commerce framework.
Gerald AugerHOST
But apparently it's part of a legit, a, you know, like WooCommerce on WordPress.
Gerald AugerHOST
Magento is this platform that allows you to run e-commerce stores, okay? So let's see.
Gerald AugerHOST
Okay, yeah, here.
Favour Obasi-ikeHOST
WordPress has the same time too.
Favour Obasi-ikeHOST
You can connect to WooCommerce.
Favour Obasi-ikeHOST
These are platforms.
Favour Obasi-ikeHOST
that your website needs to be connected to.
Justin LowGUEST
And it's so overwhelming and so prevalent these days.
Justin LowGUEST
Then start layering in your DTC side that you spend so much money marketing towards the drive traffic, whether it's a Shopify or a WooCommerce or a Squarespace.
Justin LowGUEST
And we integrate with all the major DTC channels.
Justin LowGUEST
That's no problem.
speaker_1HOST
So inevitably, a successful seller migrates to an independent, self-hosted platform to protect their margins and own the customer relationship.
speaker_1HOST
They move to something like Shopify or WooCommerce.
speaker_1HOST
Okay.
speaker_1HOST
That is the pivot point the guide focuses heavily on.
speaker_1HOST
But there is a massive architectural catch here.
speaker_0HOST
Which is?
speaker_1HOST
Shopify and WooCommerce were fundamentally engineered to ship physical boxes.
speaker_0HOST
Right, yeah.
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