Russian startup Ecwid says it can let you add a shop to your own website, blog, or Facebook page. The company, whose name is short for “e-commerce widgets,” has been making shopping-cart software for ...

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Ecwid's sign-up process is extremely fast and easy; you just create credentials and name your shop. If you're new to Ecwid or e-commerce, the dashboard sets you up for success with a six-step tutorial ...

Ecwid boasts that it is a “new breed of shopping cart” and is a new player in both the e-commerce and SAAS offerings available in today’s market. Whilst it may be new it’s developers certainly have a ...

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Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Ecwid, a Shopify-style ecommerce platform, has raised a $42 million round ...

E-commerce technology firm Ecwid, an Encinitas startup that’s developed easy-to-use tools for small businesses to set up online shopping capabilities in minutes, is being acquired by publicly traded ...

Ecwid, a Russian startup that enables people to set up an online store on their website or on a social network in mere minutes, has raised its first round of institutional funding, securing $1.5 ...

Ecwid, a Russian startup that enables people to set up an online store on their website or on a social network in mere minutes, has raised its first round of institutional funding, securing $1.5 ...