Outcomes
- Increase checkout completion with optimized UX
- Support complex catalogs, pricing, and promotions
- Connect storefronts to ERP and fulfillment systems
- Enable B2B ordering, quotes, and account management
E-Commerce Solutions
Commerce platforms engineered for conversion and scale.
Reorigin Technology builds e-commerce experiences that combine strong UX, reliable checkout flows, inventory management, and integrations with ERP, fulfillment, and marketing systems.
Capabilities
- Headless and custom storefronts
- B2B wholesale portals
- Payment and tax integrations
- Inventory and order management
- Personalization and search
- Performance and SEO optimization
What is e-commerce development here?
E-commerce development at Reorigin is the storefront, catalog, pricing, checkout, and the operational systems behind them — including headless commerce and B2B wholesale portals. We build it in Istanbul for brands that have outgrown a theme.
A theme on a hosted shop is the right call when the catalog is simple and speed to the first order matters more than the operating model. It stops being right when prices depend on the account, stock lives in an ERP, tax and identity rules differ between Turkey and the EU, or the storefront itself is the product. We map checkout, tax, and fulfillment before we estimate, because that is where commerce projects actually slip.
A conversion-focused storefront with payments and a catalog often starts in the $25,000–$70,000 band. B2B portals with contract catalogs, quote approvals, and ERP sync are larger and phased. Headless is a deployment choice we recommend when the content and the cart need different release cycles, not a slogan we attach to every build. Bilingual storefronts are in scope when the same catalog sells in Turkish and English.
The first release is one buyer finding a product, paying, and an operator seeing that order in the system that already owns stock. A theme shop, multi-warehouse routing, and a loyalty program are not promised together. Discovery is where we cut the one that does not change the work. If the same catalog sells in Turkish and English, both languages are part of that slice. A translation file pasted on at the end is not a bilingual store.
Delivery is from Şişli. Hosting is Cloudflare, AWS, or GCP, chosen for where payment and personal data must stay, not for the letterhead. Launch includes monitoring and handover notes so your team can run the next campaign without us in the room. We do not rent staff. The $25,000–$70,000 band on this page is a storefront start. ERP sync, quote approval, or several company accounts widen the scope in discovery, and the written proposal is the figure you can sign.
What you get
- Catalog, pricing, and the rules that change a price by account or contract
- Checkout with the payment providers your markets actually settle
- Tax and identity handling for Turkey and, where needed, the EU
- ERP or fulfillment sync so the shop is not a second warehouse
- Quote and approval flows for wholesale, when the buyer is a company
- Search, merchandising, and the SEO fields the storefront must expose
- Admin tools operators use for orders, returns, and exceptions
- A production deploy and a note of what the next season must not break
Timeline and budget bands
Bands are for planning. A B2B portal with ERP sync is not priced like a single catalog storefront.
| Phase | Duration | Planning band | What ships |
|---|---|---|---|
| Storefront MVP | 8–14 weeks | $25,000–$70,000 | Catalog, checkout, payments |
| B2B portal | Phased | Above that band | Account pricing, quotes, approvals |
| ERP sync | Scoped with the portal | Inside the phase that needs it | Orders and stock stop being re-keyed |
How we architect commerce
Price is data
Contract price, tier, and promotion are rows with an owner, not conditionals scattered through the theme.
Checkout is a state machine
Payment, tax, and stock reservation fail independently. We model the states so a retry does not double-charge.
ERP stays the stock authority
The shop displays availability. It does not become a second inventory you reconcile on Fridays.
Headless only when it pays
If one team ships the catalog weekly and another ships content daily, split the front. Otherwise a well-built storefront is cheaper.
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FAQ
Do you build custom e-commerce platforms or use existing platforms?
Both. We implement custom commerce systems and integrate with platforms like Shopify or headless CMS and commerce APIs when appropriate.
Can you support B2B e-commerce with custom pricing?
Yes. We build account-based pricing, contract catalogs, quote workflows, and approval processes for B2B buyers.
Will the storefront be optimized for SEO?
Yes. We implement semantic markup, fast page loads, structured data, and search-friendly URL and content patterns.
Headless commerce vs Shopify — when do you recommend each?
Shopify (or similar) is right when speed-to-market and a standard catalog win. Headless or custom commerce is right when you need B2B contract pricing, complex ERP workflows, or a storefront that is itself a product. Reorigin implements both and will recommend the cheaper path that still meets the operations model.
What does e-commerce development typically cost?
A conversion-focused storefront with payments and catalog often starts in the $25,000–$70,000 range. B2B portals with account pricing, quotes, and ERP sync are larger phased builds. We estimate after mapping checkout, tax, and fulfillment — not from a template price list.
Can you build B2B wholesale portals for Turkish and EU markets?
Yes. Account-based pricing, contract catalogs, quote approvals, and tax/identity rules for Turkey and the EU are a core B2B commerce pattern we implement, including bilingual storefronts when needed.