An established affiliate e-commerce platform in Türkiye and the UK, operational for 8 and 2 years respectively, is currently available for sale after being paused for about 1.5–2 years. The sale includes custom aggregator software featuring a built-in XML feed integration system that facilitates automatic updates for product catalogs from XML feeds. The platform, offering advanced product discovery and filtering functions, currently hosts approximately 695,000 live product listings from 14 retailers across more than 10,000 brands in 13 main categories. The domain, with a substantial history of over 12 years, includes notable SEO footprints and a significant archive presence.
The XML feed system, fully integrated with Rakuten Advertising and Awin, can cater to additional retailers or partners with compatible feeds. However, due to the platform's pause, live links and affiliate partnerships may show tracking errors, as the XML updates have ceased during this period. The platform is hosted on a minimal-cost server solely for preview purposes and requires a suitable server relocation post-acquisition to enable the XML update functionality.
The sale, conducted 'as-is', comprises custom software, the aggregator script, and a SQL database backup. A setup guide by the developer accompanies these digital assets. No ongoing post-sale support or custom programming is provided; the buyer assumes responsibility for server configuration and platform deployment. Although paused, the platform is not currently generating revenue, and no recent financial data is available. Initial handover queries can be addressed by the seller.
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