I’m in the process of creating a store and after examining many carts, both subscription and purchase carts decided on VibraCart and am so glad I did. It’s not expensive, works great and with their support help (Adrian) easy to install, easily modified and set up payment through PayPal and other providers.
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Hi @cysayles, I’m always on the lookout for a convenient low cost shopping cart, do you have a website that is using it built in sitely and can you explain how easy it is to work with Sitely, do you need Vibracart support to get it to work with Sitely?
I think I have said Sitely too many times. 
The Vibracart folks are actually super nice and helpful. Currently there is some code copy/paste needed to get things setup. We’ll get around to improving that, hopefully soon.
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My website ( www.billiardwurx.ca) is in the process of being completed, hopefully within next 3-4 weeks, adding product and ensuring that the sites responsiveness is correct. The cart is in test mode so you can use it without actually buying anything and you can see the entire process. Sitely is great, I’ve been a user of it for over 4 years and built 5 different sites. VibraCart Pro is not difficult to integrate and if you need it the help provided by Adrian is 2nd to none. As you may be aware the help with Sitely (Duncan) is also 2nd to none.
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I myself have never heard of Vibracart so thanks for sharing! 
Is there more that can be done with the styling of the components on the webpage? Or is it just a one off fits all approach?
For me I find Vibracart somewhat clunky in its approach plus dated in its presentation and style. Hopefully they will address it with further feedback making it a great candidate in the ecommerce space, especially with all the detailed functionality that is included to run an online shop.
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Agreed with you @FlaminFig. The really outdated style doesn’t inspire confidence, especially when it comes to payments on an e-commerce site… Even if the service itself might be great, that’s a shame.
If the style can be customized (and translated?), it could be a nice solution to try out! Thanks for sharing.