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RightCart allows you to embed an ECS-powered storefront directly into any blog or web page. The site provides cut and paste HTML snippets for a shopping cart and for individual products, making it very easy for you to sell products based on, for example, blog entries. There's also a full sales tracking system.
Behind the scenes, RightCart stores product images and other media content using Amazon's S3 service. In fact, the RightCart screencast is itself stored in S3.
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Is it a free service? No information about the service charge.
Posted by: LcF | June 27, 2006 at 03:38 AM
I think the company takes a small percentage (1%) of transactions. Otherwise, there is no cost to the cart.
Posted by: John | August 10, 2006 at 09:16 AM