Vortx provides a complete array of products and services that will bring your website the attention it deserves. We take the guesswork out of changes that really can create a difference to your bottom line.
Services
Design Services
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We've been in the e-commerce business for quite some time - and we've learned a lot when it comes to design. Different stores have different challenges, and contexts to design for. Whether it's a pure business-to-business solution, or a top-shelf brand, we've helped online merchants reach their goals both in functionality and design.
ECommerce Best practices
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Let us review your storefront and present to you on your quickest, easiest ways to improve your selling success. Our best-practices review revolves around a checklist of essential questions about your store. Once we run through the questions (we can get most answers without disrupting your day, but we might need to ask you a few things).
Industry-specific Business Solutions
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MindHarbor ~ look no further for the ultimate 'middleware' between Epicor's Prophet 21 and AspDotNetStorefront's excellent eCommerce. MindHarbor will be your consultant, your advisor, your technician and your expert. Vortx brings you the opportunity to build an online business for an unlimited group of merchants.
How to take better product photos
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Product photography can make or break a sale online. You won't have to become a photographic master or dump a huge sum into nice equipment. In this article, we'll give you some simple tips to improve product photos using a basic setup and a point-and-shoot camera! When taking product shots, do-it-yourself merchants have a couple of options when it comes to lighting conditions.
Reviews (6)
Ben Scott Ben Scott
Jan 31, 2022
Foilman Com
Jun 15, 2018
Jt Knowlton
Nov 30, 2017
Wayne S.
Jul 30, 2013
Mike B.
Jul 17, 2012
I was sold on commitment to the customer and top notch service. However, that was not the case. My website barely got off the ground before I was being contacted by multiple manufacturers regard minimum prices. My prices would never save and some markups were actually negative, which resulted in products being sold under cost. Since going to Vortx, my site has done nothing but lose.
They consistently shift blame around to everyone but themselves. Then, when they have nothing left or you inquire about a refund, they quickly make you aware of your contract and state that no refund will be given. The trick you into signing up with them and then could care less from there on. Steer clear from this company if in the market of starting or trasitioning an online store. They are not helpful and will break you if you're a small company like mine.
They consistently shift blame around to everyone but themselves. Then, when they have nothing left or you inquire about a refund, they quickly make you aware of your contract and state that no refund will be given. The trick you into signing up with them and then could care less from there on. Steer clear from this company if in the market of starting or trasitioning an online store. They are not helpful and will break you if you're a small company like mine.
Dave E.
Oct 06, 2011
Very poor customer service. Blames the customer for every problem with the software and tries to act as if they're doing you a favor by deigning to respond to you. In the past week alone, we had a site outage that impacted sales. I wrote to their customer support twice over the weekend, assuming that having a "LIVE SITE DOWN" priority would lead to some sort of response. Instead, on Monday morning I got a snippy response saying that I didn't provide enough information. Today, I wrote to them regarding a bug in an add-on module that we purchased from them quite recently.
Rather than providing a viable solution or some assistance, they're saying that we need to upgrade our entire website to fix one minor bug (albeit, one that could potentially cost us quite a bit of money). Vortx purchased AspDotNetStorefront last year, and made a big deal about having improved customer service and reliable support for existing software; thus far, it's empty promises.
Rather than providing a viable solution or some assistance, they're saying that we need to upgrade our entire website to fix one minor bug (albeit, one that could potentially cost us quite a bit of money). Vortx purchased AspDotNetStorefront last year, and made a big deal about having improved customer service and reliable support for existing software; thus far, it's empty promises.
