A year ago, I started with the showcase, and now I've moved on to the hypermarket. It's nice that the updates happen without data loss, simply improving the edition and opening up new possibilities. Let's break down the differences between the editions: 1. The showcase is just that—a showcase. You upload products, describe them, add photos, and so on. BUT! There are no sales. 2. The market is a full-fledged sales platform. Here, a cart is added, along with the ability to accept orders and payments, and so on. I quickly transitioned from the showcase to the market because I got tired of accepting payments and processing orders manually with each customer. This edition is quite suitable for small shops. However, I reached the hypermarket for two main reasons: 1. I started using MyWarehouse. 2. I launched a partner module that allows displaying products on other sites with various prices and layouts. This helped to slightly expand the sales geography and attract new customers, and the warehouse simplified the order processing. However, these are more my preferences and I wouldn't call them mandatory. As for the maximum edition, I doubt I will turn to it. I definitely do not plan to launch branches, and there’s nothing else useful there. The edition is worth its price; you can choose between a cloud or a boxed version to your liking; I prefer the cloud, it's more convenient.
