CMS for an online store with more than 50,000 products?

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Hello.
There is an online store on Wordpress + WooCommerce with more than 50,000 products.
The question has ripened to change the platform, so the current one began to hang and does not satisfy all needs.
What CMS do you recommend migrating to?
What is important:
1. We need two languages ​​on the site
2. We need an exchange with 1C
3. Stock expansion of the list of goods up to 100,000

Answer 1

The number of goods, especially such a ridiculous one, does not put forward any such special requirements for an online store.
The only thing that will be critical:
1) Developed filtering mechanisms. To facilitate the search for such a quantity for the buyer.
2) Some automated procedures for loading, updating product data (descriptions, prices, filters).
Any engine of an online store is suitable. Except the most primitive ones.
It's not about the engine - it's about the ability of your technicians to use it.
Let's say, to establish automatic data updating from somewhere - from files? From 1C?
The mentioned Woocomerce technology easily holds 500,000 items.
On any other engine - there will be the same asshole.
The problem here is not the engine.
IMHO, just turn to competent people and what they say then put it.
To begin with, contact the competent Woocomerce specialists.

Answer 2

Not MODx! it's better to write from scratch right away... The simplest, most nerve- and resource-saving way is to stay on the WordPress + WooCommerce bundle. Maybe it's in the installed theme or additionally used plugins. For everything to fly, you need to get by with a minimum (WC, Yoast) and use caching (Super Cache or another) + leave the plugin responsible for multilingualism, if it suits you (maybe not, there are difficulties with multilingualism and you need to approach the choice of plugin thoroughly). The filter can be rewritten if this is a problematic place and generally check that everything possible has been done on the server side. WP 5.3 received a performance boost compared to earlier versions, and also supports PHP 7.4, so you need to switch to the highest possible version of PHP, which is supported by all solutions used with the engine, h2 protocol, make sure that images are optimized and all possible Google PageSpeed ​​recommendations are implemented for all types of pages, and that filters are closed from indexing and spammers do not create unnecessary load. Good hosting is important, and you can also try using CDN - JetPack or another solution.

Answer 3

October CMS + Shopaholic I think everything will work. But yes, it needs some tweaking.

Answer 4

Magento 2 + Server for 3000 rubles / month, slightly configured 100,000K goods will fly.
The issue will become in integration with 1C - there are different solutions, but it depends on the conditions. There are paid modules, there are through services, but both need to be looked at whether it fits your 1C configuration and needs.
Multistore / multilang is there out of the box.
Filters - Elasticsearch / Sphinx solves the issue, even if there are a lot of them.
Keep in mind that not only the size of the catalog will play a role, but also the types of products, the speed of updates, and most importantly the number of views and orders. If there is a large load on visitors, then regardless of the platform, you need smart developers who will understand how their changes affect the speed of the back / front, what are the consequences, if the front is on the team, then understanding UI / UX. Otherwise, you run the risk of rising quickly at first, and as soon as you start making improvements in the store, buyers will leave the site, there will be a drawdown in the search with all the consequences.

Answer 5

It all depends on your budgets. If 30-50k rubles is not a problem for you, then you can look towards Bitrix or cscart. If you want the same result but much cheaper, look towards opencart or its Russian counterpart ocstore. I have both of those sites. For example, cscart and unitem, 200k goods, all this on a dedicated server for a normal price tag. And there is opencart, 150k products, a lot of attributes for the product, all this on a modest vps

Answer 6

Under such a number of goods and opencart can be configured without any problems. Of the benefits - free, open source and a large community, many different modules, paid and free.

Answer 7

Magento and Bitrix - death for an online store - if your online store does not drain the state. budget.
according to my experience, you need to take the most updated and friendly engine.
no matter how many products, it is important how the cache is configured.
The answer is to stay at Woocommerce and get on with the setup to make it fly.
with the rest of the engines, you will only waste your time.

Answer 8

• Self-writing, and even on a framework, this is for cool dudes, everything is under control, with a competent architecture everything flies due to the fact that there is nothing superfluous, if it doesn’t fly, then only because of a poor-quality programmer.
  
• Bitrix is ​​for the rich and lazy, but if you need to write your own plugin, expand the possibilities, then it’s easier to hang yourself.
  
• Modx is like Bitrix, the architecture is through one place (IMHO), but it's free, there are snippets and chunks, but it's not always convenient to use them, nevertheless minishop2 has a lot of cool features out of the box.
  
• Opencart is for simpler ones, who only need a store, it also has enough modules, the architecture is simple, the main thing is not to put all the left modules in a row.
  
• WP + Woocomerce, I don’t understand who and why takes such a step to use it, I didn’t use it myself.
  

Answer 9

The most valuable comments are those that recommend understanding thoroughly the existing problems!
The usual change of the engine will not solve anything ...
Just then you will create a topic:

There is an online store on {{ new engine }} with more than 100,000 products.
The question has ripened to change the platform, so the current one began to hang and does not satisfy all needs.
What CMS do you recommend migrating to?

Therefore, allocate a budget for the audit, and preferably do it with several performers, as it will vary. But those recommendations that will be the same for everyone, make them unequivocally, and for the rest, dig for information and make your own, balanced decision based on skills and budgets!

Answer 10

Cs-cart + unittheme

Answer 11

I have simplacms on 700k products with a response of 0.18ms at 16k hosts per day, but there is no built-in capability for 2 languages, as far as I know, maybe there already is.

Answer 12

If for yourself, then any free cms from the popular multiplied by a lot of time to set up. I have already abandoned standard free solutions for a long time, I use a CMS of closed development. Which one I will not name, since it will be an obvious advertisement. But here is an online store on it with 170,000 products and everything is working smartly kupi.cn.ua.

Answer 13

Definitely Bitrix

Answer 14

Definitely CS-Cart. You can even try to run it on the hosting, but it's better to run it on the server right away to avoid problems.
The platform supports multilanguage out of the box. The template can be taken uni or youpi.
Makeshop.pro/key/ here is more info

Answer 15

1200 000 pages on the run everything is ok videoxost.ru

Answer 16

Right now I am doing this - I am transferring the store from Wordpress + WooCommerce to Webasyst + Shop-Script. To be honest, I regret choosing this CMS. No, she has huge opportunities, but the system is too expensive. Free templates take a lot of work to make something worthwhile. Most plugins have to be bought, and what other SMSes (even many free ones) have out of the box, in this SMS is implemented by paid plugins. If that's not enough, add some more shitty tech support here. All the answers of technical support specialists come down to advice on finding and paying for experts who can move two words in the header by a few pixels and to advice to learn Smarty. Try https://rucms.org/

Answer 17

I recommend doing everything on Magento, if this store is not yours personally, but the customer's. You will gain experience and then you will be able to set up and maintain shops on Magento for normal solvent customers for normal money, and not for private entrepreneurs for a penny on WooCommerce. Take immediately for 2.x.
Good luck.

Answer 18

I would try to create on OKAY CMS , after deploying it on a high-quality VPS. About parameters
1. We need two languages ​​on the site
- Yes. Multilingual CMS?
2. Need an exchange with 1C
- Yes. Set up out of the box.
3. Stock expansion of the list of goods up to 100,000
- There is a margin of safety. Focus on the characteristics of the server where the CMS will be located. For, no matter what CMS you choose with a weak hosting, you will not go far =)