What is the main difference between BeikeShop and WooCommerce?

BeikeShop is built on the modern Laravel MVC framework, offering a cleaner codebase and better scalability. WooCommerce is a plugin for WordPress, which often suffers from legacy code bloat and 'plugin fatigue'.

Why is BeikeShop faster than WooCommerce?

BeikeShop features a lightweight architecture with built-in e-commerce tools. Unlike WooCommerce, which requires 10+ plugins for basic features that slow down the site, BeikeShop reduces database bloat and JS/CSS overhead.

Does BeikeShop support multi-language natively?

Yes, BeikeShop supports multi-language and multi-currency in its core. This ensures high performance without the need for heavy third-party extensions like WPML used in WooCommerce.

Shopify vs BeikeShop

(Self-hosted)

Laravel (Modern PHP)
Out-of-the-box E-commerce
Users & Developers friendly

WordPress (Legacy PHP)
Manual Configuration
Heavy technical debt

Feature	BeikeShop (The Advantage)	WooCommerce (The Challenge)
Architecture	Modern Laravel MVC Built for high-performance business logic and clean, maintainable code.	Legacy Blog-First Code An e-commerce layer on top of a 20-year-old blogging engine.
Multilingual	Native Core Support High speed with zero database bloat; built for global trade from day one.	Plugin-Dependent Requires heavy extensions like WPML that significantly slow down page loads.
Performance	95+ 🟢 Lightweight and optimized.	60-70 🟡 Heavy JS and CSS bloat from plugins.
User Friendly	All-in-One Efficiency Core cross-border tools are built-in, eliminating "Plugin Fatigue" for merchants.	Fragmented Experience Requires 10+ separate plugins for basic features, leading to a cluttered dashboard.
Developer Friendly	Modern Laravel DX Uses Eloquent ORM, Blade, and structured migrations for professional scaling.	Legacy Maintenance Relies on procedural PHP and global variables, often leading to "Hook Hell."
Update Risk	Low (Modular Isolation) Updates are safe because the core is strictly separated from custom modules.	High (Conflict-Prone) One update can break your theme or cause "Plugin Hell" conflicts.
API Support	Headless Ready Native GraphQL and REST API for lightning-fast mobile apps and ERP sync.	Limited REST API Often slow and difficult to scale for high-concurrency headless scenarios.
Security	Enterprise Standards Built-in Laravel protection against SQLi, CSRF, and XSS out of the box.	High Vulnerability 90% of WP security risks come from third-party plugins, not the core.

If you're already familiar with Laravel, don't even think about going back to working with WooCommerce, because you'll be suffocated by its bloated system of hooks and templates.