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<blockquote data-quote="ohkphoto" data-source="post: 172133" data-attributes="member: 1573">In that case, I can see only 2 options, and somebody else out there may know more.If you get an account with Photoshelter, you still need some kind of merchant account, and you would still have to upload the same photos to your site and to your photoshelter site.&nbsp; You can then embed a code for each photo on your site so that when someone clicks on the photo, the buy option in Photoshelter comes up . . . so they're buying through your site but linking to Photoshelter's shopping cart.The other option is to get a plug-in like Cashie Commerce if you use Wordpress. Then everything can be done on your site.Most of the sites like Zenfolio and Smugmug, want you to buy through their sites . . . I don't think they want to be &quot;integrated&quot; into anybody's site.I hope someone with more expertise in e-commerce chimes in here and helps you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ohkphoto, post: 172133, member: 1573"] In that case, I can see only 2 options, and somebody else out there may know more. If you get an account with Photoshelter, you still need some kind of merchant account, and you would still have to upload the same photos to your site and to your photoshelter site. You can then embed a code for each photo on your site so that when someone clicks on the photo, the buy option in Photoshelter comes up . . . so they're buying through your site but linking to Photoshelter's shopping cart. The other option is to get a plug-in like Cashie Commerce if you use Wordpress. Then everything can be done on your site. Most of the sites like Zenfolio and Smugmug, want you to buy through their sites . . . I don't think they want to be "integrated" into anybody's site. I hope someone with more expertise in e-commerce chimes in here and helps you. [/QUOTE]

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