Why Banani brands hire me instead of the agency two doors down
In Banani you can throw a stone and hit a web agency. That is exactly why people end up with me.
Banani is the one part of Dhaka where the web agencies really sit. Kemal Ataturk Avenue, Road 11 and the towers around Banani 11 are full of them. So finding the best online store development company in Banani has the opposite problem to the rest of the city. You don't have too few options. You have too many, all quoting two and a half to four lakh.
Each one sends a polished sales lead you never see again once the contract is signed. You meet the senior in the pitch. A junior you never met builds your store. The bKash link breaks the week after launch, and now you are a ticket in a queue.
I am the other end of that range on purpose. I am RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer, and I do everything myself. That means the design in Figma, the code, the bKash and Nagad setup, the card gateway and the launch. The person who answers your first WhatsApp message is the person inside your store admin at 11pm.
For a Banani buyer, that matters more than it sounds, because your customer is not a bargain hunter. They are buying a 6,000-taka kurti, an 18,000-taka pair of shoes, a salon package, or a cake for a Gulshan birthday. If your store looks cheaper than your shop on Road 11, you have already lost the sale.
Banani selling has its own shape. Many of your buyers will pay by card or bKash, not only cash on delivery. The average order value is higher. The buyer is often a working professional, an expat, or someone ordering for family abroad. They shop on an iPhone or a recent Android, and they care how product photos look.
They will compare your store with the Instagram shop they follow, all in the same thirty seconds. A template store that works for a Mirpur grocery brand will quietly underperform here. The build has to carry the brand, not just list products.
Pricing is posted and honest, with no "let me prepare a custom enterprise quote" theatre. 50,000 BDT gets a tight starter store. 90,000 BDT gets a proper catalog with bKash, Nagad, card and COD built in. 1,50,000 BDT is for an established Banani brand that needs a stronger visual identity, variants, stock tracking and a polished checkout.
Prices start from 3,00,000 BDT when the build is truly custom, such as multi-vendor, ERP sync, membership or custom dashboards. You pay fifty percent advance by bKash or bank and fifty on launch. There is no surprise maintenance bill three months later.
See pricing in BDT