Freelance work is feast or famine, so I wanted something that wouldn't dry up when client projects slow down. Coming from a design background, I actually appreciated how much thought went into the product page templates - clean, professional, nothing I felt embarrassed sending to friends. The catalog let me pick a niche in home office aesthetics, which overlaps with a lot of what I already care about visually. For what freelance tools and subscriptions usually cost me, this feels reasonably priced. I'm not paying for anything I don't touch, and the fact that I didn't have to hire anyone or buy separate design software to get a professional-looking storefront running makes the monthly fee feel justified. Wouldn't call it cheap, but it's proportionate to what's included. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As someone used to having full creative control over my own work, the storefront customization limits took some getting used to. I'd love more flexibility to make things look distinctly mine rather than working within their template constraints. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.