> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://pitchprint.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Which shopping cart framework should I pick? > A short comparison of the platforms PitchPrint supports, to help you choose. If you already have a store, install the plugin for it and skip this page. If you are still deciding, here is the short version. }> The biggest theme and plugin community, and the easiest to extend. It is the best all-rounder. }> Hosted and fastest to launch, with nothing to maintain, but deep customization is limited. }> Lightweight and open source. Good if you want the essentials and nothing more. }> Module-based and more full-featured. It suits large catalogs, but needs more server power. }> Hosted, with more built in out of the box than Shopify. }> Bolts a store onto an existing site. It has the simplest setup of the platforms listed here. ## Our take | If you want… | Pick | | - | - | | To launch quickly with no server to manage | Shopify or BigCommerce | | A store you can extend endlessly, plus a blog | WordPress + WooCommerce | | Something light and open source | OpenCart | | A large catalog with room to grow | PrestaShop | | Total control, and you have developers | [Custom integration](/docs/api-reference/integration) | 3DCart is also supported. If none of these fit, the API lets you build the integration yourself. ## Related articles Which browsers PitchPrint supports. Features, workflow and best practices for new users. Step-by-step setup with WooCommerce. Install and set up on Shopify. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.