An ecommerce site that actually takes orders in Bangladesh - bKash, Nagad, cash on delivery, Pathao/RedX-friendly - built by one senior developer for a price that respects your runway. Starts at 50,000 BDT, not 5 lakh.
Affordable doesn't mean cheap-looking. It means no agency overhead, no junior hand-offs, no surprise invoices - just one senior person who has shipped ecommerce in BD for around 5 years.
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Walk into any agency in Banani or Uttara with the phrase 'ami ekta online shop banate chai' and you will hear numbers between 2,50,000 and 6,00,000 BDT before they have even asked what you sell. That price is not your store - it is their office rent, their account manager, their three juniors who will actually build the thing while a senior signs it off. You pay for the org chart.
I do this differently because I am the org chart. I am RH Fardin, a solo senior website designer and developer based in Bangladesh, and I personally design, build and ship every ecommerce project that goes out the door. No bait-and-switch, no 'project manager will get back to you,' no junior pushing your Pathfinder logo two pixels every Tuesday. Affordable here means I have cut out the four salaries between you and the keyboard.
A first store in BD does not need 80 features. It needs a product page that loads fast on a Banglalink connection, a bKash and Nagad checkout that does not break, an order form that asks for thana and area instead of a Western-style ZIP, and a stock list you can update from your phone while you are at the warehouse. That is the 50,000 BDT package. Everything beyond that - abandoned cart SMS in Bangla, multi-vendor, ERP sync, custom Pathao API integration - is real money for real reasons, and I will tell you which ones you actually need before you spend.
Around 5 years in, the pattern is boring and predictable. Stores that launch lean, learn what their buyers want from the first 200 orders, then reinvest in v2 - they win. Stores that spend 4 lakh on a launch full of features no one uses run out of marketing budget by month three. Affordable is not a downgrade. It is the smart entry.
Six things every affordable ecommerce build in BD should include. If a quote is missing these, the price is not actually low - the scope is.
Personal or merchant gateway wired in at launch, with the payment confirmation, refund flow and bKash 'Send Money vs Make Payment' confusion handled. Not a fake button that says 'coming soon'.
COD is still 60-70% of orders for most BD stores. The order form, courier slip and admin dashboard are built around COD-first - not bolted on after copying a Western Shopify template.
One-click CSV exports formatted for Pathao, RedX, Steadfast and Sundarban so you are not retyping 40 addresses every morning. Saves the founder roughly an hour a day from order 50 onwards.
You add products, prices and stock yourself from your phone in Bangla or English. No 2,000 BDT per change like agencies charge after launch. Most clients are confident after one Zoom walkthrough.
Over 90% of your buyers open the site on a mid-range Android over mobile data. The store is built to load fast there - compressed images, no heavyweight sliders, Bangla fonts that do not block render.
A one-page written scope: what is in the 50,000 BDT, what is v2, what triggers extra cost. So 'just one small change' does not turn into a four-week argument at month two.
Here is the honest math, because 'affordable' is the most abused word in BD web pricing. A first-version ecommerce store on WooCommerce needs: a clean theme tuned for your products (not 30 demos installed), a working bKash and Nagad integration, a COD flow with thana-level shipping, around 8-15 launch products entered by me, a basic order dashboard, page speed work for mobile, and a Bangla-or-English admin handover. That is roughly 6 working days of one senior person. At 50,000 BDT, you are paying for those 6 days plus the years of mistakes I am not going to repeat on your project. There is no team to feed, no rented office, no commission to a sales bro.
What 50,000 BDT does not include - and I want you to know this before you sign - is multi-vendor architecture, custom ERP or POS sync, a separate Bangla-and-English bilingual switcher with full content duplication, custom Pathao or RedX API integrations beyond the standard CSV, subscription products, or anything that touches loyalty points and wallets. Those are 90,000 BDT, 1,50,000 BDT or 3,00,000+ BDT territory depending on depth, and I will tell you straight whether your store actually needs them in year one. Most do not. Launch lean, run real ads, learn from real buyers, then reinvest. That is how affordable becomes profitable instead of just cheap.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
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Six straight answers to the questions BD store owners actually ask before sending the 50% advance.
Entry ecommerce starts at 50,000 BDT for a single-vendor WooCommerce store with bKash, Nagad and COD live, around 8-15 launch products entered by me, courier CSV exports, and self-manage admin. Mid-tier with more features is 90,000 BDT. Larger stores with inventory rules and richer flows sit at 1,50,000 BDT. Anything custom-built from the ground up starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch.
No, the overhead is. Agencies are pricing in their office, their account managers, their juniors and their commission layers. I am one senior person who builds it myself, so the same scope costs less. The trade-off is real: I do not run 8 projects in parallel, so you wait your turn in my queue and you talk to me directly instead of to a project manager. For most BD store owners that is an upgrade, not a downgrade.
Live on day one. We wire in your personal or merchant bKash and Nagad before launch, test real payments with small amounts, and document the refund and order-confirmation flow. If you do not have a merchant account yet, I will tell you which one to apply for based on your monthly order volume and how to get the paperwork done with bKash. I do not launch a store with a 'payment coming soon' button - that kills trust the first week.
Yes, in the affordable 50,000 BDT package you get one-click CSV exports formatted for Pathao, RedX, Steadfast and Sundarban. You download, upload to the courier portal, done. Full API integration where orders auto-push to the courier is available but it adds cost and is honestly not worth it until you cross around 30 daily orders. I will tell you when you have hit that point.
Yes. The admin is in English by default but supports Bangla input fully - product names, descriptions, categories, everything. After launch I do one Zoom walkthrough (recorded for you to keep), and most clients are adding their own products, changing prices and updating stock from their phone by the end of week one. No 2,000 BDT per change calls back to me.
Three to four weeks from 50% advance, assuming you give me product photos, prices, descriptions and your bKash and Nagad details on time. The delay in most BD ecommerce projects is not the build - it is the founder taking three weeks to send the product list. If you are ready, I am ready. There is also a design-approval guarantee: I will not move into development until you have signed off on the design, so no surprises at launch.
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