Launch a storefront that’s fully yours, with Mayzing powering the technology behind it.
Your brand, your customers and your data stay yours, while Mayzing quietly handles the commerce, payments, production and fulfilment behind every order.
Everything you need to launch and start selling is already built in.
Mayzing Stores gives you the infrastructure to sell across Europe and the United States without building separate setups for each market.
Mayzing Stores gives you the infrastructure to sell across Europe and the United States without building separate setups for each market.
Checkouts built for local buyers
A customer in the Netherlands expects iDEAL. In Sweden, Klarna. In Switzerland, TWINT. Mayzing automatically presents the payment methods, currencies and checkout experience that fit the customer’s market.
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Because you can focus on the things that grow your business: great designs, marketing and customers. Mayzing Stores handles the ecommerce infrastructure behind every order, including payments, localisation, production and fulfilment. You get a white-label store built to sell internationally without having to build or manage all the technology yourself.
Mayzing Stores are designed to get you selling quickly because the core ecommerce, payments and production infrastructure is already connected. Once your branding and products are ready, you can launch and start taking orders without building a separate ecommerce setup.
You sell under your own brand and domain, and your customer relationships and data remain yours. Mayzing powers the ecommerce, payments, production and fulfilment behind the scenes.
You can customise your store to match your brand, including your logo, banners, favicon, product presentation, buy buttons and other storefront elements. Mayzing Stores also includes built-in tools such as promotions, discounts, cross-sells, upsells and product personalisation.
Mayzing handles customer support on behalf of your store, communicating with customers as part of your own support experience. We also take care of refunds and reprints where an issue is caused by production or shipping, so you do not have to manage those cases yourself.
Buy or use a domain from a provider such as GoDaddy or Namecheap, then connect it to your Mayzing Store. The process is designed to be straightforward. If you need help, our team can assist you through the in-platform chat.
Mayzing Stores automatically adapts the shopping experience based on where your customer is visiting from. Language, currency and available payment methods are localised automatically, so you can sell into multiple markets from one store without managing separate versions for each country.
You set your retail price in the currency you prefer. Mayzing automatically converts that price into the buyer’s local currency. You can also choose the currency in which you want to receive your payouts.
In Store Settings, choose the currency in which you want to be paid. Then go to Payouts, select the wallet for that currency and click View wallet to add your payout method. You can currently receive payouts through Payoneer or PayPal. We process payout requests within 24 hours. Bank transfer is also available by request through Mayzing Support.
The Payment Methods section in your settings is different. It is used for payments you make to Mayzing, such as charges for Shopify orders. For Mayzing Stores, use the Payouts section to receive your earnings.
Mayzing Stores supports Meta Pixel and Conversions API tracking. Go to help.mayzing.com, search for “Meta”, and follow the setup guide to connect your tracking.
Yes. Mayzing Stores supports personalised products, allowing customers to add details such as names, dates, messages and other custom inputs before placing an order. Mayzing then uses that information to create the production-ready order.
Mayzing Stores supports businesses at very different stages. Some sellers fulfil tens of products per month, while established sellers fulfil thousands.
Many sellers use Mayzing Stores to reach customers internationally, with some of our largest stores taking orders from 30–45 countries. Seller economics vary by product mix and pricing, but sellers typically operate at around 50–60% gross margin on the retail price before their own marketing and business costs.
How much you ultimately earn depends on your products, pricing, audience, marketing and sales volume.
