DesignNBuy Releases DesignO 2.0 for Custom Product Options and Pricing Configurability for WooCommerce and Magento

[DesignNBuy]

The release of DesignO 2.0, our latest and most powerful update to the DesignO, now fully compatible with WooCommerce store and Magento store!

This new version is set to revolutionize the web to print experience, bringing an array of features designed to enhance efficiency and streamline workflows for online print shops.


DesignO 2.0 is Now Compatible with Magento | DesignO 2.0 is Now Compatible with WooCommerce

 

[PricelineNegotiator]

Interesting company...

 

[gordo]

Interesting company...

Nintendo player stiff thumb syndrome?

 

[tngcas]

I don't work with software companies that don't list their pricing upfront.
How am I supposed to know if it's a out of my budget before I even start.
I'm definitely not giving you my contact information to try your online demo because if I don't like it then I've still been dropped into a funnel for software I don't want to use, annoying.

 

[PricelineNegotiator]

I don't work with software companies that don't list their pricing upfront.
How am I supposed to know if it's a out of my budget before I even start.
I'm definitely not giving you my contact information to try your online demo because if I don't like it then I've still been dropped into a funnel for software I don't want to use, annoying.

I'm sure DesignNBuy is moral enough not to sell the data they collect to third parties and you get an ever-increasing amount of spam and phone calls.

 

[TJPrinter]

I don't work with software companies that don't list their pricing upfront.
How am I supposed to know if it's a out of my budget before I even start.
I'm definitely not giving you my contact information to try your online demo because if I don't like it then I've still been dropped into a funnel for software I don't want to use, annoying.

I say the same, no upfront pricing, not interested!

They have a system that will save a print shop time by allowing customers to place orders online. Somehow, they can’t do the same for their own customers even though their software pricing is less complicated than what a print shop would require.