glad to see you here on AppSumo, where I will can and will buy this deal.

Now to my question and concern. I noticed someone mentioned the issue of loading speed and you responded that your are using AWS infrastructure. It's good to know that, but the hosting is half the story. The other half is how things load on the site, and on that end, there are problems that I hope you are willing to address since site speed (along with with usability and smooth checkout process) is make or break for any ecommerce website.

I noticed that in practice, even on my home connection on my desktop, the sites, the example templates are noticeably slow. The problem is 100% the size of the product image thumbnails, both the resolution (too large) and the compression (not enough), and is causing document complete load times in excess of 10 sec, much worse on mobile. The rest of the page loads fast enough.

We need a short term solution and a long term solution.

A short term solution is to load a separate thumbnail image and a separate details page image, each sized correctly. It's on the user to upload something resized and well compressed to google sheets in each case, but at least let it be possible. Is this possible currently in SpreadSimple?

Long term, having users upload the right images is precarious. At the very least, the thumbnail images should be served by Spread simple in the resolution required by the product listing/home page, and keep the full res for the details page. Or also resize details page image to what is actually needed. Integration with something like Shortpixel would be super, but there are a ton of free options out there for good image compression if this is something that is at all possible to integrate with SpreadSimple.

The ability to connect with our own CDN is also something I would like to see.

Another question, in my country we often use payment upon delivery, so they check out without paying, is is possible to setup this option?

More questions about the checkout process, if a user buys something on my SpreadSimple website, via Stripe or another method, and they return in the future, will they have to enter all their data again in order to checkout and pay? Is there any 'user dashboard', 'my orders' or 'log' in functionality of any sort for returning users?

Somewhat related to my previous question, is there any way at all an Abandoned Cart email could be triggered from a SpreadSimple site? You would need to have captured the email address beforehand, with a form, but if you have the contact info, is it possible?

I also would like add my voice to those who mentioned the importance of the checkout fields and being able to define what fields are required and to add fields as required for your use case.

This tool has such great potential, I hope it can provide a great overall ecommerce experience and functionality too.