About the work
What "affordable" honestly means for a Dhaka ecommerce store
Most Dhaka founders asking for an affordable ecommerce site have been burned twice already. Once by a Daraz-only setup that took 40% of margin. Once by a cheap Facebook-shop "developer" who handed over a Shopify trial, called it a website, and disappeared after taking 15,000 BDT. The word "affordable" has been poisoned by both. So let me be specific about what it means here.
Affordable on this page means: 50,000 BDT starting price for a working ecommerce store with bKash and Nagad personal-merchant integration, cash-on-delivery as default, basic Pathao or Steadfast courier handoff, a clean product catalogue (up to 30 SKUs at this tier), and a checkout that does not break on a 4G connection in Mirpur. It does not mean cutting corners on hosting, skipping SSL, hard-coding prices, or shipping a theme that any Bashundhara competitor can clone in an afternoon.
I work alone. There is no junior who quietly does your build while a senior bills you for it. I sit with you on Zoom or in person around Gulshan or Banani, listen to how your customers actually order (most still WhatsApp first, then pay later), and design checkout around that real behaviour — not around what a Stripe-shaped template assumes. Around five years of doing this for boutiques, electronics resellers, food brands and small clothing labels in Dhaka has taught me where stores leak orders.
If your budget is genuinely under 50,000 BDT, I will tell you to stay on Facebook + bKash a little longer and save up. That is honest advice, not a sales pitch. When you are ready, the 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT ladder is built so you can start small and grow into a custom build (from 3,00,000 BDT) when revenue justifies it.
See pricing in BDT