Who you're actually hiring
"Best" in Dhaka shouldn't mean biggest. It should mean the store still sells on a 4G connection in Mirpur at 9pm.
Most lists of the best ecommerce website design company in Dhaka rank by office size, staff count or who paid Clutch the most. None of that matters when a buyer in Bashundhara is one tap from leaving. Maybe your payment gateway just threw a confusing English error. That is the moment that counts.
The real test of an ecommerce designer in Dhaka is simple. Does the bKash send-money flow feel native? Is cash on delivery the loudest button on mobile? Does your courier link with Pathao or Steadfast hold up on Friday night orders?
I'm RH Fardin, a website designer and developer who builds stores for Bangladeshi businesses. I have worked solo for about five years on stores that sell here, not stores that look pretty in a Behance grid. I take a small number of ecommerce projects at a time.
That way I can sit with your product catalogue, your margins, your delivery zones and your return policy before I open Figma. The person you talk to on day one is the same person writing the CSS for your product page on day forty.
My pricing is public and simple. Most Dhaka ecommerce sites land in the 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT range. It depends on catalogue size and how custom the checkout needs to be. A simple starter store sits at 50,000 BDT. Fully custom stores with complex variant logic, multi-vendor flows or B2B portals start at 3,00,000 BDT.
It is always 50% advance and 50% on launch. You approve the design mockup before building starts. If you don't approve the design, you don't pay the second half.
Hiring "the best" in this market doesn't mean a bigger team. It means a senior who has shipped enough Dhaka stores to know the details. The average buyer here will abandon checkout if it asks for a billing address separate from shipping. Product images need to load on weak 4G. Your Facebook ad traffic deserves a different landing page than your organic traffic. That's the work.
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