E-commerce website development.

At Meybrain Technologies we design the store and build its payment, shipping, stock and order flows around how your business actually runs. We also help you decide whether a hosted platform is enough or a custom build is justified.

Marketplaces are a strong sales channel, but the customer relationship and the rules stay with the marketplace. Your own store gives you a channel where you control pricing, promotions and customer data. For most brands the answer is to run both from the same stock.

• Brands selling on marketplaces that want their own direct channel.
• Manufacturers moving into direct-to-consumer sales.
• Wholesalers and distributors that need a dealer portal with their own price lists.
• Exporters that need several languages and currencies.
• International brands entering the Turkish market that need local payment and invoicing in place.

We make this call honestly. If a hosted platform covers your needs, we will not sell you a custom build.

• Catalogue structure with variants and filters, plus import of your product data.
• Cart and checkout, including guest checkout, coupons and promotion rules.
• Card payments through a bank virtual POS or a payment provider.
• Carrier integration for shipment creation, labels and tracking updates.
• An admin panel for orders, returns and stock.
• Stock and order sync with marketplaces and your accounting or ERP system.
• Invoicing through your e-invoice provider, where you sell in Türkiye.
• Legal page infrastructure: pre-contract information, distance-sales terms, withdrawal notices, privacy notice and cookie preferences.
• Product structured data, clean category URLs and an XML sitemap.
• Analytics for sales and conversion.

1. 01

   Discovery

   Catalogue size, channels, current operations and target markets.

2. 02

   Platform decision

   The three options compared against your needs.

3. 03

   Design

   Home, category, product, cart and checkout screens for approval.

4. 04

   Set-up and integrations

   Payment, shipping, invoicing and stock links built on staging.

5. 05

   Data migration

   Products, images and prices moved into the store.

6. 06

   Test orders

   Payment, cancellation, returns and shipping tested end to end.

7. 07

   Launch

   The store goes live. Follow-up in the first weeks and any ongoing support are agreed in the contract.

If you sell to Turkish consumers, some obligations sit with you. Under Law No. 6563, e-commerce businesses must register with the Ministry of Trade's E-commerce Information System (ETBİS). Distance sales require pre-contract information and a notice of the right of withdrawal. You sign the payment and carrier agreements yourself. We recommend your lawyer prepares the legal texts; we place them correctly in the store and the checkout.

On a hosted platform we configure the theme, apps and integrations. For a custom build we keep the storefront (for example Next.js) and the back end (for example NestJS with PostgreSQL) as separate layers, so web, mobile and marketplace channels can share the same data. Card data never passes through your servers; payment is completed on the provider's secure page or component.

Kolay Sevkiyat is our own product for marketplace sellers, which we build and operate. It brings orders into one panel, checks shipment details before they reach the carrier and prints the official shipping label one by one or in bulk. Running it shows us where errors creep in between an order and its parcel.

Not every business needs a full store on day one. On the brand site we built for Adranos Bahçe, a blueberry farm, orders come in over WhatsApp. We help you choose the step that fits. See both in our portfolio.

• The platform route: hosted subscription, open source or custom.
• Catalogue size, variant structure and how clean the product data is.
• The number of payment, shipping, invoicing, marketplace and ERP integrations.
• B2B rules such as dealer pricing or tiered discounts.
• Languages and currencies.
• How bespoke the design is.

Each store is priced on its scope, with a written, itemised quote after a short call. Recurring costs such as subscriptions, payment fees and hosting are listed separately.