For your online store, your digital solutions partner.

Setup runs in six steps. The platform is chosen, then the domain, SSL and server are set up. The category tree, filters and variant structure (size, colour) are defined. The virtual POS application, instalment and 3D Secure settings are completed. Shipping, e-invoice and, if needed, marketplace connections are set up. Finally, pre-launch checks are completed with the distance sales agreement, returns and KVKK (Turkish data protection) texts, the ETBİS registration required in Turkey, technical SEO and test orders.

With a standard scope, meaning a brand-specific design, product and category structure, virtual POS and shipping integration, a store usually goes live in 3-6 weeks. Adding marketplace sync, ERP or accounting integration, a B2B/dealer module or multiple languages can extend this to 6-10 weeks. Having product data and images ready is what speeds up the timeline most; we handle bulk product import via Excel/CSV.

Ready-made platforms (Shopify, ikas, WooCommerce) can make sense for brands that want to start quickly with a small catalogue and a standard sales process; in that case we handle setup and customisation. Custom ecommerce software stands out when you have a large catalogue, custom pricing, a dealer/B2B flow, marketplace and ERP integrations, or want to stop paying monthly subscriptions. Our custom Next.js platform has an advantage in speed and SEO. We decide together based on your product count and growth plans.

We integrate payment providers such as iyzico, PayTR, Param and Stripe, as well as banks’ own virtual POS systems. Instalment tables, 3D Secure verification, saved cards, bank transfer and cash on delivery can be enabled as needed. You can also use several POS providers and route payments by card. The POS application and commission agreement are made in your company’s name; we support you with the paperwork and the technical setup.

Yes. With carriers such as Aras, Yurtiçi, MNG, PTT and Sürat Kargo we set up a flow that automatically creates the shipment when an order is confirmed, prints the barcode and sends the tracking number to the customer. For e-invoice and e-archive we connect to your integrator so the invoice is issued with the order. Orders and customer accounts can be transferred to accounting software such as Logo, Mikro, Netsis or Paraşüt. We decide together in the analysis which integrations are needed in the first phase.

Yes. We set up product, stock, price and order synchronisation through the APIs of marketplaces such as Trendyol, Hepsiburada, n11 and Amazon. When stock changes on your site it is reflected on the marketplace; when an order comes from the marketplace, stock is reduced automatically and the order appears in your panel. This removes the risk of selling the same item on two channels and having to cancel one. Sync frequency and which source takes priority in a conflict are defined upfront.

The cost isn’t a single item. Software or platform (one-off development or a monthly subscription), domain and server, design scope, integrations (POS, shipping, e-invoice, marketplaces), post-launch maintenance and the advertising budget are each assessed separately. We list third-party items such as POS commissions separately in the quote so there are no surprise costs. The package comparison is on our pricing page, and the firm quote is shared in writing after a scope call.

We don’t set a practical limit on product count; the platform is built to scale from a few hundred to tens of thousands of products. Product and category pages are served with static generation and incremental regeneration (ISR), so page speed holds as the catalogue grows. Images are automatically converted to WebP/AVIF and loaded on demand. For high-volume stores, CDN, caching and database indexing are planned separately.

Editable title, meta description and clean URL fields come ready in the panel for every product and category. Product pages get Product structured data with price, stock status and review information; category pages get a description field and breadcrumbs. Canonical rules are defined so filter pages don’t create duplicate content. A Google Merchant Center product feed is prepared as the basis for Google Shopping ads and free listings.

Yes. After launch we continue with security and platform updates, backups, bug fixes and new feature development under a monthly maintenance model. On the sales side we set up product feeds for Google Shopping and Meta catalogue ads, pixel and email flows to bring back visitors who abandon their carts, WhatsApp sales support and conversion tracking. We also offer ad management and SEO as separate services.

• A cart and checkout experience that builds trust
• Sales-focused category, filter and product page structure
• A platform open to shipping, virtual POS, e-invoice and marketplace integrations
• Page structure built for campaigns, coupons and conversions
• Products, stock, orders and customers managed from one panel

• Category, product, variant and collection structure
• Virtual POS and payment setup (iyzico, PayTR, bank POS)
• Shipping integration and order operations flow
• Stock and inventory management with low-stock alerts
• Trendyol, Hepsiburada and n11 marketplace connections
• E-invoice / e-archive and accounting transfer
• Admin panel, order and customer tracking, reporting
• Multilingual and multi-currency setup
• Product SEO and conversion-focused page structure
• 1 year of free VPS server setup

• Category tree, filters and product detail pages
• Cart, checkout (3D Secure, instalments) and order flow
• Shipping, e-invoice and, if needed, marketplace integrations
• Order, stock, customer and campaign admin panel
• Legal pages, technical SEO, analytics and test orders