About Easycart
easytools is a proprietary Polish platform, presented under the Easycart name, for selling digital products online. Sellers get a storefront, one-click checkout, product pages, email campaigns, a customer portal and tools to protect video courses, PDFs and other files. Typical products include online courses, ebooks, SaaS licenses, event tickets, subscriptions and Notion templates.
Beyond the basics, the platform lists cart recovery, promotions and discounts, flexible pricing models, branding and styling options, and features for global sales, tax handling and compliance. It integrates with tools such as WordPress, WooCommerce, MailerLite, Furgonetka, Fakturownia, Discord and a course platform called Web To Learn. A recent update added roles so a team can be invited to an account with controlled access.
easytools is a hosted service with no self-hosted version. The site is written in Polish, links documentation and workshops, and says visitors can try it without registering or paying, with plans on a separate pricing page.
Key features
- One-click checkout for digital products
- Product pages and storefront builder
- Email campaigns to customers
- Protection for video courses and PDF files
- Cart recovery and discount tools
- Team roles with controlled access
Good fit for
- →Creators selling online courses
- →Selling ebooks, tickets and subscriptions from one account
- →Polish sellers needing local invoicing and shipping integrations
- Tags
- digital-products
- checkout
- online-courses
- e-commerce
- poland
- email-campaigns
- subscriptions
Easycart: questions and answers
- What is Easycart used for?
- Easycart: easytools, which runs on the Easycart site in Poland, is a platform for selling digital products with one-click checkout, product pages, email campaigns and course protection. It is a good fit for creators selling online courses; selling ebooks, tickets and subscriptions from one account; and polish sellers needing local invoicing and shipping integrations.
- Is Easycart open source?
- No. Easycart is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the E-commerce category, open-source options include Paymenter, Paid Memberships Pro and Aimeos for Laravel.
- What are some alternatives to Easycart?
- Easycart competes with ThriveCart, SamCart and Gumroad.
Open-source alternatives to Easycart
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Paymenter
E-commerce
Free and open-source webshop solution for hostings
MIT★ 2.4k
Paid Memberships Pro
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The Trusted Membership Platform That Grows with You: Restrict access to content and charge
OSSvs Kajabi★ 529
Aimeos for Laravel
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Laravel ecommerce package for ultra fast online shops, scalable marketplaces, complex B2B
MITvs BigCommerce★ 8.7k
Open Source POS
E-commerce
Open Source Point of Sale is a web based point of sale application written in PHP using Co
OSSvs Square★ 4.4k
TastyIgniter
E-commerce
:fire: Powerful, yet easy to use, open-source online ordering, table reservation and manag
MITvs Toast★ 3.8k
Pretix
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Ticket shop application for conferences, festivals, concerts, tech events, shows, exhibiti
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SaaS alternatives to Easycart
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ThriveCart
E-commerce
Checkout and cart platform for digital products with lifetime pricing
SaaS
SamCart
E-commerce
Checkout page and sales funnel tool for selling digital products and subscriptions
SaaS
Gumroad
E-commerce
Platform for creators to sell digital products, memberships and courses
SaaS
Podia
E-commerce
Storefront for courses, downloads, memberships and webinars
SaaS
Payhip
E-commerce
Checkout and storefront for selling digital downloads, courses and memberships
SaaS
Sellfy
E-commerce
Storefront for creators selling digital products, subscriptions and print on demand
SaaS

