http://www.iac.net/~mikeh/mvend.html

Check out MiniVend, a free shopping cart application written in Perl. Michael P. McCurdy

http://www.talentsoft.com/

Check out TalentSoft’s shopping cart. It costs about 499.00 US$. All you need is to modify the logo and input the items.

http://www.clickables.com

Low price CGI scripts for purchase. Their shopping cart is around $265. Joel Morris

http://www.cybercash.com

For secure transactions my ISP recommended CyberCash. There is no direct cost to the vendor, it is taken as a percentage of the credit card processing fee. I haven’t tried it, but the only downside I see is that the user has to download a separate piece of software (a “Wallet”) to use the CyberCash system. Joel Morris

http://www2eff.org/~errict/Scripts

For free shopping cart application, take a look at “Selena Sol’s Electronic Outlet.” Louis Larry

http://www.icat.com/

We use “ICat.” It’s a lot more than a shopping cart program, but it’s awesome. It is fully customizable, with HTML template-based page generation, searchable database, the works. Brian Goss

http://www.clickshop.com

For a simpler program you might want to check out “ClickShop.” Brian Goss

http://www.mercantec.com

I’ve used “Mercantec Softcart.” Unlike some of the other ones, this is highly modular and does not use cookies. We were able to use it on a highly transactional website with over 6 digit daily hits. I am very pleased with how well it works under a heavy load. Hung Doan

http://www.microsoft.com/intdev/security/pay.htm

Microsoft has a cool payment, address widget for MSIE3 and Navigator. There’s a lot of stuff you can use to make your own stuff. Hung Doan

www.rcinet.com/~brobison/scripts/

S-Mart, a full-featured, and free shopping cart system, written by me. Barry Robison