Outside of eCommerce options another thing that sounds like it could work for what you’re trying to do is something I saw released recently from Yuzool, which is a Bookings stack. Take a day to sift through some of the options and explore what they offer. In the end it is going to come down to what features you need, or want, and whether a service or stack, or plugin, etc provides those features. Their “Spinoffs” feature made that really easy to setup. I’ve used it even for selling stock imagery where I have to sell individual different sized images ( Stock images for web design). While Cartloom is platform agnostic, they’ve do have some pretty slick RapidWeaver specific features in the latest version (v4). It allows a lot of flexibility, I’ve found. Each has its own strengths and weaknesses, like with – I use Cartloom for all of my products, from my themes to Foundry, and more. Cartloom, RapidCart, and many others in the RapidWeaver ecosystem are very versatile and powerful. Perhaps the eCommerce solutions out there didn’t, or don’t do what you wanted specifically, but that doesn’t automatically make them not powerful. Unfortunately there are no chances to have a good and powerful ecommerce platform with – I find that this is relative to what you want to do.
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