What is TitanCart?

TitanCart is a full-featured eCommerce plugin for WordPress. It ships everything you need to run an online store — products, categories, cart, checkout, orders, payments, shipping, tax, promotions, customer accounts, reviews, reports, import/export and a REST API — in one plugin with its own database layer.

What makes it different

TitanCart does not use WordPress post types or custom fields to store store data. Everything lives in purpose-built tables with the tc_ prefix and is queried through TitanCart’s own lightweight ORM. That keeps your wp_posts table clean and makes catalog operations fast at real retail scale.

There is no ecosystem of required add-ons to reach feature parity with competing plugins. Stripe, PayPal, Authorize.net, Square, real-time shipping, multi-currency, product options, quantity-tiered pricing, tax rules by destination, a promotions engine, customer groups, reviews and reporting are all part of the core plugin.

When TitanCart is a good fit

• You want a single annual subscription instead of stitching together ten WooCommerce add-ons.
• Your catalog is large enough that WordPress post-type overhead is slowing you down.
• You want a modern React admin interface that feels like a dedicated commerce dashboard, not a tab inside the WordPress editor.
• You want the option to later run the same store engine outside WordPress. TitanCart’s services, repositories and hook system have no WordPress calls inside them — only the thin bootstrap layer does.

When TitanCart is not a good fit

• You depend on a specific WooCommerce-only extension that has no TitanCart equivalent.
• You want a free plugin. TitanCart is an annual subscription (see pricing) — extensions are one-time purchases with free lifetime updates.

Next step: install the plugin and take the welcome tour. See Installing TitanCart.

Try it first

The fully populated demo store is available at titancartdemo.com. The storefront and admin panel are both publicly accessible — sign in with the demo credentials shown on the home page and poke around before you commit.