E-Commerce Website Setup and Infrastructure

It depends on catalog size, integration needs and traffic expectations. Ready-made platforms offer a quick start; custom development provides performance and flexibility advantages but requires a higher initial investment. We decide on a per-project basis.

Yes, it is part of the integration scope. If you sell the same product both on your own website and on marketplaces, stock sync is critical; selling an out-of-stock product lowers both customer satisfaction and your marketplace seller rating.

The most common causes are unexpected shipping fees, mandatory sign-up and long checkout flows. Showing shipping information early, allowing guest checkout and reducing the number of steps is more a matter of flow design than a technical intervention.

There is no fixed price. The cost is determined by the infrastructure choice (ready-made platform or custom development), whether the design uses a ready-made theme or is custom, the number of products and content needs, integrations and the post-launch ad budget. We provide a written quote once the scope is clear.

To sell, you need to be a registered taxpayer; virtual POS applications also require company details. Discuss the choice between a sole proprietorship and a limited company with your accountant.

A standard store built on a ready-made infrastructure can go live within a few weeks. The main thing that extends the timeline is usually product content: if images and descriptions are not ready, the process takes longer.

Yes. The domain, the website and the developed source code are your property; payment and analytics accounts are opened in your name.

Tax registration, a domain, a virtual POS application, legal texts such as the distance sales agreement and KVKK, e-invoice registration, a shipping agreement, product content and ETBİS registration. The technical setup progresses alongside these.

Open-source software licenses are free and some platforms offer free plans; however, costs for the domain, server, virtual POS commission, content production and traffic still arise. Free plans usually limit the number of products and design freedom.

Yes. We build multi-vendor structures that include a seller panel, commission management, payment splitting and seller-based shipping flows. Since we also run marketplace operations, we design these flows with hands-on experience.