YouCan

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Online stores with cash-on-delivery order management and configurable checkout fields

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What it does

YouCan provides online stores, product catalogues, checkout and order operations. Its cash-on-delivery tools cover leads, confirmation and shipping handoff. Merchants need an account, with subscription and transaction-based charging options; free registration does not mean an ongoing free store.

An order submitted for cash on delivery still needs confirmation and delivery. Choose checkout fields that give your team the contact and address information needed for that work. Express checkout can place the form on the product page.

For the separate one-page checkout, sign into the seller area, open Store > Theme > Checkout settings, enable One Page Checkout and save. Shoppers then enter their information and payment choice on a single checkout page.

Subscription prices are in USD:

Plan Monthly payment Annual payment Monthly sales limit Monthly orders Users
Solopreneur 29 290 50,000 3,500 1
Starter 49 490 100,000 7,000 3
Entrepreneur 89 890 300,000 21,000 6
Premium 187 1,870 Unlimited Unlimited 19

The transaction option instead charges by sales and payment method. Its lower band lists 0.5% for cash on delivery and 1% for online payment, with lower rates above USD 5,000.

Registration is free, but activating a store requires a USD 2 balance purchase. Confirm when transaction billing begins: the terms give conflicting introductory periods. YouCan does not warehouse or ship your goods itself; YouCan Ship helps you choose a local carrier.

Strengths

  • Cash-on-delivery work includes order confirmation
  • Checkout can collect only the fields needed for the sale

Watch out for

  • Subscription limits vary by sales, orders and users
  • Merchants arrange storage and fulfilment separately

Best for

  • Merchants handling cash-on-delivery confirmation and fulfilment

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