Trolley
A shopping cart for the modern web
Trolley launched on March 12, 2019 with 12 votes, #1,005 of 2,994 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 7 years on.
What it does
Trolley is a simple shopping cart that's designed to work brilliantly with static sites, JAMstack, WordPress and any other CMS. Take subscription payments, one-time payments, deposits and donations. You can set it up in 2 minutes with no coding experience.
Take payments simply with Stripe. Our shopping cart works with any website. Subscriptions, one-time payments, deposits and donations. No code.
Trolley is being used by authors, makers, musicians, website designers and a whole host of other business people. Payment processors like Stripe are awesome, but you need a developer and a server. Trolley takes that away and lets you take payments from any website, or just by sending a link - with no node. Trolley gives you a secure payment processing back end, handling all the integration. It takes 2 minutes to get started. Trolley is designed to work with any website; from the most basic HTML themes to full-on CMS like WordPress or new platforms like Netlify. And if you don't have any website at all, then you can send payment links directly to your customers. Want to talk about flat…from trolley.link
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