You don't need a marketing team or an army of juniors. You need one senior developer who builds your store properly the first time - bKash and Nagad checkout that works, product pages that load on a 4G phone in Kolatoli, and an admin panel you can actually run yourself. I design, build and ship every store personally. From 50,000 BDT.
~5 years building ecommerce sites. One senior operator, start to finish. 50% advance, 50% on launch. Design approved before a single line of code.
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Most ecommerce stores I see in Cox's Bazar fail the only test that matters: a buyer scrolls Facebook on a mid-range phone, taps your ad, lands on a product page that takes eight seconds to load, can't find the price, and leaves. The sale was lost before they ever saw 'add to cart'. If your current site loses people at that exact moment, the problem isn't your products or your prices - it's how the store was built.
I build ecommerce website development in Cox's Bazar BD around how your customers actually shop here: mostly on mobile, mostly through Facebook and Instagram, and almost always asking 'koto taka?' before anything else. So the price is big, clear, and shown above the fold. The checkout takes bKash and Nagad without forcing a card no one in town wants to use. And the whole thing is built to stay fast even when someone's on patchy network out near Inani or Marine Drive.
Here's the part that's different. There's no agency in front of me and no junior behind me. When you hire me, I'm the one who designs your store, writes the code, sets up the payments, loads your first products and hands you the keys. You talk to the person doing the work - not an account manager who forwards your messages. That's why I can keep this lean: roughly five years of building stores like yours, and a setup where nothing gets lost in translation between 'sales guy who sold you' and 'whoever actually builds it'.
And you'll see the full design and approve it before I build anything. That's the design-approval guarantee - no surprises on launch day, no 'this isn't what we discussed' after the money's spent. If the design isn't right, we fix it on paper, not in production.
Not a feature list copied off another agency's site. These are the things that decide whether a Cox's Bazar store makes money or just sits there.
Mobile-money payment built in from day one, not bolted on later. Your buyers pay the way they already pay - no card required, no 'sorry, cash only' DMs at midnight.
Designed on a phone screen first, because that's where your Cox's Bazar buyers are. Fast product pages, thumb-friendly buttons, and a checkout that works on 4G near the beach.
Every product answers 'koto taka?' before the buyer has to ask. Clear pricing above the fold cuts the back-and-forth and the lost sales that come with it.
Add products, change prices, mark orders shipped - all by yourself, in Bangla-friendly plain steps. No monthly 'please update my site' bills to anyone.
Pixel and conversion tracking wired in so your boosted posts and ad spend actually report what sold. You'll know which products and posts make money.
I design, build, set up payments and launch it myself. You message the developer directly - no agency layer, no juniors learning on your store.
Cox's Bazar isn't a normal local market and your store shouldn't be built like one. A chunk of your buyers are tourists - people from Dhaka, Chattogram and abroad who discover your hotel package, dry-fish (shutki), local handicrafts or souvenir brand online, buy on impulse, and may never set foot in your shop. That means the website often is the business, not a brochure for it. If the store can't take a confident order from a stranger who found you on Facebook at 11pm, that whole stream of revenue leaks away.
So I build trust into the page itself: real photos, clear delivery and courier info, honest stock counts, and a checkout that feels safe enough for someone buying from a brand they only met five minutes ago.
The second thing tourist-town selling needs is range without chaos. Maybe you ship shutki nationwide, sell souvenirs to walk-ins, and take hotel or tour bookings - three very different ways of selling under one brand. A generic template will force all of that into one awkward 'add to cart' flow. I structure the store so each thing works on its own terms: physical products with courier delivery and bKash advance, bookings with dates and deposits, walk-in items priced for pickup - all in one admin you control. That's the kind of decision a senior developer makes up front, and exactly the kind a junior copying a template misses until it's too late to fix cheaply.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
An online store built to sell and scale.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Straight answers to what Cox's Bazar business owners actually ask before they hire me.
Stores start at 50,000 BDT. There are three main tiers - 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT - depending on how many products you have, how complex your delivery and payment setup is, and how custom the design needs to be. A fully custom build (think a large catalogue, multiple sellers, or booking systems combined with products) starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance to start and 50% on launch, so you're never paying for work that isn't done.
Honest answer: I'm one senior developer, not a company with a sales floor. With most agencies the person who sells you the project isn't the person who builds it, and your store gets handed to whichever junior is free. With me, the person you message is the person writing the code, setting up your bKash, and launching the site. About five years of doing exactly this means I make the right structural calls early - which is what actually saves you money, not a discount on a broken build.
Yes - and this is non-negotiable for any store in Cox's Bazar. bKash and Nagad are how your buyers pay, so mobile-money checkout is built in from the start, not added later as an afterthought. I set it up so a tourist or local can pay an advance or the full amount without ever needing a debit or credit card, which is exactly what keeps your cart from getting abandoned at the last step.
Yes, and this is common here. I structure the store so physical products (shutki, souvenirs, handicrafts) ship by courier with bKash advance, while bookings (hotel stays, tours) handle dates and deposits separately - all under one brand and one admin you control. A generic template forces everything into one clumsy checkout. Building it properly from the start is the difference, and it's the kind of thing I sort out before any code is written.
Timeline depends on the tier and how fast you get me your products and photos, but a standard store typically ships in a few weeks once design is approved. After launch, you run it yourself - I build the admin panel so you can add products, change prices and manage orders without paying anyone monthly. If you'd rather I handle updates, that's an option too, but you're never locked in or held hostage for basic changes.
Always. You approve the full design before I write a single line of code - that's the design-approval guarantee. We get the look, the layout and the buyer flow right on paper first, so there are no expensive surprises on launch day and no 'this isn't what we agreed on' afterwards. If something's off, we fix it in the design stage where it costs nothing but a revision.
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