The 123shopping cart team was established in 2001. It has extensive experience in the implementation of e-commerce projects for both large companies and medium- and small-sized businesses all over the world. Over this period we 100’s of e-commerce projects. Based on this expertise and input from small and medium companies, we launched this open source shopping cart software installation service, which allows such companies to start online business rapidly and without heavy investments. One of the major advantages of our team is the use of unique technologies that, unlike other shopping cart software, provides for the fast and easy integration of an online store into an existing website, thus minimizing the time-to-market for our customers and partners.

Our team includes highly skilled software developers, web designers, customer support engineers, sales and marketing professionals, who create and support e-commerce solutions for our partners and users worldwide.

Our organization’s mission is the delivery of high quality e-commerce products and services for small and medium companies, which will allow them to maintain a successful online business. The success of our customers and partners is our success as well.

Why opensource Software?

Open source began as, and for the most part still is, software created by a community of people who are dedicated to working together in a highly collaborative and evolutionary way.

Open source doesn’t just mean access to the source code. The idea of open source is that allowing users to change and redistribute the software will make it more powerful and reliable. We can say, “It’s free software and it gives you freedom. None of this open source software costs money. Some programs charge subscriptions for support, updates, documentation, or premium versions, but most of those are usable without paying a fee.

The freedom comes from the fact that the source code is available. If you want to change something, then you can, if you have the right skills. Only a handful of the people who download and use open source ever actually change it. Most use it as intended, but they have the freedom to modify it if they want.