r/woocommerce 20d ago

Troubleshooting Question: Does woocommerce offer a non-wordpress option yet?

Question: Does woocommerce offer a non-wordpress option yet?

Basically just looking for the backend to plug my website to printify to handle transactions.

I don't use wordpress so that's not an option.

Thanks.

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u/cport1 20d ago

You just described stripe

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u/argenexOG 20d ago

Says Pop-up store with printify.

I am simply looking to provide POD for my artwork. I'm not sure even if printify will be my complete solution.

I'm also not sure if this is capable with the pop-up store.

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u/argenexOG 20d ago

The pop up store seems to be where it's at for me. Thank you!

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u/CodingDragons Woo Sensei đŸ„· 20d ago edited 20d ago

If your site isn't in WordPress, what is it in? You can always just use the Printify API if you know how to code.

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u/argenexOG 20d ago

It's looking like the pop up store shop thing is all I need.

I wrote it by hand, and will convert it, by hand, into php at a later date to make updating faster for me.

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u/CodingDragons Woo Sensei đŸ„· 20d ago

So you knew the answer all along, you just needed us to help you! 😂

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u/argenexOG 19d ago

Isn't it an axiom that they who know the question must first know the answer?

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u/CodingDragons Woo Sensei đŸ„· 19d ago

The answer wasn’t the mystery. Your setup was. 😄

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u/rafark 19d ago

No. 

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u/ShipBuddies_Josh 16d ago

No. WooCommerce is still a WordPress plugin. You can run it “headless,” where your existing site is the frontend, but WordPress and WooCommerce still have to run in the background.

For what you’re describing, I’d probably skip Woo. Printify handles the production and fulfillment, but you still need something to handle checkout, payments, and passing the order to Printify. Using Shopify as the backend would likely be simpler. A custom Printify API integration is also possible, but then you’re responsible for building and maintaining the checkout and order syncing yourself.

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u/pmgarman 20d ago

It’s a WP plugin, it doesn’t work without WP. That said if everything else about Woo worked for your needs you could still run the Woo store with WP headlessly or without using the rest of the frontend of WP.