Twenty20 VS Big Cartel

Twenty20 Reviews

Big Cartel Reviews

Twenty20 mentions (2)

• Sites like shutterstock reccomendations?

  Envato is fine as it gives twenty20.com access which has a big directory of images. But Shutterstock is the king if you compare other sites with it. It has more Image data and more vector art on platform but it's price is high compared to other platforms. Freepik is fine I think and they also have a big directory of images which is good. Source: over 1 year ago

• Best legal affordable/free stock photography websites?

  I used twenty20.com one year; I accidentally selected the annual plan rather than the pay by photo option. I wasn't unhappy with the accident, though, unlimited downloads and good images to choose from. Source: almost 3 years ago

Big Cartel mentions (7)

• A man offers you $10,000 USD if you deliver fake cocaine to the cartel and promises lifetime protection if you succeed. Do you take this offer?

  Yep. I would get a bag of flour, put a sticky note on it that says “Cocaine” w/ a QR code to this video. Then deliver it to big cartel’s offices. Source: 10 months ago

• GoDaddy VS Squarespace

  If you only sell a handful of products I can recommend using the free version of bigcartel.com. It's specifically made for selling arts and crafts, trinklets, etc. You can even set up a free custom domain on the free plan. Source: about 1 year ago

• my shop is on strike, but I've been thinking of leaving Etsy for awhile. Anyone have any alternatives?

  I don't think there's any marketplaces for handmade products (apart from Amazon Handmade) but if you want to have a shopping cart I recommend Big Cartel. It's remotely hosted (not self hosted) and it's designed for unsigned and independent creators (rather than department stores with thousands of products and categories). Yhey are targeting the lower-tier merchants rather than the middle tier and upper tier. It's... Source: about 2 years ago

• Looking for website suggestions for a boutique.

  If you haven't already I recommend you check out bigcartel.com (not affiliated in any way). They're pretty easy to setup in my experience and their target audience is exactly those selling shirts, arts, and crafts etc. Source: about 2 years ago

• What's an easy to use website builder that would let me start selling prints?

  You might look into Saatchiart.com and bigcartel.com; both sites where you can sell prints, but don't need to build your own web page. Source: over 2 years ago