In Motijheel, a store isn't 'live' when it looks finished. It's live when every bKash, Nagad and COD order lands in the ledger without you re-typing it.
I'm RH Fardin — the person who scopes, develops and ships your ecommerce store himself, no agency floor in between. The best ecommerce website development company in Motijheel, for the import houses, parts and stationery traders and SME firms around Dilkusha and Motijheel C/A, is one senior operator who builds the back end you actually run the business on: order management, payment confirmation, courier handoff and stock that holds. From 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch.
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A parts importer with an office off Dilkusha showed me his 'ecommerce website' last year. It looked fine. Then he opened his order process: a staff member screenshotting bKash confirmations into a WhatsApp group, a second person copying names and addresses into a Steadfast sheet by hand, and the owner reconciling the day's takings against the bank every evening on a calculator — for orders that had supposedly come through an automated store. He hadn't bought ecommerce development. He'd bought a pretty front page bolted onto the same manual process he had before. That is the exact gap the best ecommerce website development company in Motijheel has to close: not how the store looks, but whether the system behind it actually removes the typing, the chasing and the end-of-day reconciliation.
Motijheel is Dhaka's financial and trading district — Dilkusha, Motijheel C/A, the banks and insurance offices on Dilkusha Avenue, Bangla Bazar's book-and-stationery trade, electronics and hardware importers, parts and commodity firms that have moved goods by the carton for decades. The people buying ecommerce development here don't want adjectives. They want to know the store can carry a real catalogue, that bKash and Nagad payments confirm against the order automatically, that an order pushes to Pathao or Steadfast without a clerk re-keying the address, that stock decrements so they don't oversell a line they've run out of, and that two or three staff can each have a login with the right permissions. This is a buyer who thinks in ledgers and dependable systems, because that's how the whole neighbourhood runs.
I'm RH Fardin, a senior website developer working solo for about five years. There's no account manager, no junior 'getting experience' on your store, no relay where the person who understood your business is three desks away from the person writing the WooCommerce code. You talk to the one operator who maps your order flow, builds the admin, wires the payment confirmation and courier integration, and pushes it live. That single-operator model is precisely why a store with a genuinely working back end costs 50,000 BDT with me rather than the lakhs a Gulshan agency quotes — your money goes into the build, not into office rent and a layer of middlemen on Motijheel C/A.
So here's the honest version of being the top ecommerce website development company in Motijheel: I scope tight, I build the operations layer your business actually depends on, and I ship on a date I can name. Tiers run 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on catalogue size, how much payment and courier automation you need, and how many staff roles and reports you want; fully custom builds — large catalogues, ERP or inventory sync, B2B wholesale pricing, multi-vendor — start from 3,00,000 BDT. Whatever the tier, the test is the same: at the end of a trading day, does the store balance itself, or are you still on a calculator?
Not a feature list of buzzwords. Six things under the hood that decide whether your store runs the business or just decorates it — built for how Motijheel's traders and import firms actually operate.
bKash and Nagad confirmations matched to orders by reference, so a transaction ID maps to an order in the admin and your end-of-day takings tally with the bank. The calculator-at-closing ritual stops.
Pathao, Steadfast or RedX wired so a confirmed order pushes with the address intact and the tracking number flows back. No clerk re-typing names into a courier sheet every evening.
Inventory decrements the moment an order is placed, with low-stock alerts that actually fire. For a parts or stationery catalogue running hundreds of SKUs, you stop selling lines you ran out of last week.
Separate logins for whoever packs, whoever confirms payment and whoever owns the firm — each with the right permissions. A trading office has staff; the admin is built for more than one person.
Sales, paid-vs-COD, courier status and top-selling lines in plain numbers you can hand your accountant. Built for a district that closes its books, not for a vanity dashboard nobody opens.
The person who maps your order flow is the person who writes the code and answers your WhatsApp. No junior pastes a bKash plugin tutorial into your live store, no quality drop after the advance.
Walk the lanes off Dilkusha and someone will build you an 'ecommerce website' for 15,000 or 20,000 taka. For a financial-district trading firm that price is a warning, because it pays for a front end and nothing behind it. The store takes the order; your staff still do everything else by hand — screenshot the bKash payment, confirm it in a chat, copy the address into a courier sheet, decrement stock in a separate Excel file, and reconcile the day's money against the bank manually. You've automated the shop window and left the entire back office exactly where it was. Worse, every manual relay is a place an order goes missing or a payment gets counted twice, which in a business that lives by its ledger is not a small thing.
Real ecommerce development closes those gaps, and that's where the honest 'koto taka' answer comes from — it turns on the operations layer, almost nothing else. A clean catalogue with bKash and Nagad checkout, cash-on-delivery rules per zone, one courier integration and basic order management sits at 50,000 BDT. Add a larger filterable catalogue, payment-to-order reconciliation, multi-courier handoff, staff roles and proper reports and you're at the 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT tiers. Push into B2B wholesale or tiered reseller pricing, inventory or ERP sync with what your firm already runs, or multi-vendor logic and it becomes a fully custom build from 3,00,000 BDT. What does not move the price is 'animation' or 'modern look' — any competent senior developer gives you that as standard. The product you're actually buying is a system that balances itself at closing time. That's the line I sell on, and it's why firms in the financial district keep choosing one accountable senior developer over a room full of juniors who only ever build the front page.
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Straight answers to what Motijheel firms ask before hiring an ecommerce website development company.
Development starts at 50,000 BDT for a clean store with bKash, Nagad and cash-on-delivery, one courier integration and basic order management. My tiers run 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on catalogue size, how much payment and courier automation you want, and how many staff roles and reports you need — a tidy small catalogue sits at the bottom, a large filterable catalogue with payment reconciliation, multi-courier handoff and staff logins toward the top. Fully custom builds — B2B wholesale pricing, ERP or inventory sync, multi-vendor — start from 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance to begin and 50% on launch, via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, with the design approved before that final payment.
Because there's no relay losing detail. At most companies a senior pitches you and juniors build the store, so the person who understood how your trade actually runs — your suppliers, delivery zones, payment mix, reseller prices — is nowhere near the person writing the code. With me they're the same person. I map your order flow, build the admin, wire bKash, Nagad and the courier integration, and launch it. About five years doing only this, solo, with a deliberately small project load so your build gets real attention instead of a recycled theme on a junior's screen.
Yes — that's the core of why a Motijheel firm pays for real development instead of a cheap front end. I match bKash and Nagad confirmations to orders by reference so a transaction ID maps to an order in the admin, and your end-of-day takings tally with the bank instead of being added up on a calculator. If you already hold a bKash Merchant or Payment Gateway account I integrate auto-confirmation directly; if you're still on personal-merchant flow I build reference-based matching so staff aren't chasing screenshots in a WhatsApp group at night.
Yes — that's a core part of what I build for Motijheel firms. Hundreds of SKUs only work if the category structure, search, filters and stock control are developed properly, so a buyer reaches the exact part fast and you never oversell a line. A large, filterable catalogue with real inventory control typically sits in the 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT range. If you also need tiered wholesale pricing for resellers or inventory sync with a system you already run, that moves into the custom tier from 3,00,000 BDT.
Yes. Cash-on-delivery with bKash and Nagad checkout is standard on every store I build, because that's how Bangladeshi buyers actually pay. Courier integration with Pathao, Steadfast, RedX or similar — so a confirmed order pushes with the address intact and the tracking number flows back to the customer — is part of the setup on the mid and upper tiers. Tell me your delivery zones and which payment and courier accounts your firm already holds, and I'll wire the store to match so a clerk isn't copying orders into a courier sheet every evening.
That's what the design-approval guarantee is for. You sign off the storefront and admin design before I do the real build. If the look or the flow isn't right, we fix it at that stage — not after launch, when changes are slow and the business is already running on it. You're never stuck paying the balance on a store you didn't approve, which matters in a district where firms have usually already paid once for a pretty front page that never removed a single hour of manual work.
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