Cheap online store development in Chittagong that's lean on price, not on the parts that take the money.
In Chattogram, cheap usually means one of two things: a Dhaka outfit you found online that goes quiet the day after you pay, or a computer shop near Agrabad that drops a pirated theme on a domain and calls it a store. I do the third thing. One senior operator who designs it, codes it, wires bKash, Nagad and cash-on-delivery in, tests it on a real phone, and is still reachable when an order looks wrong at 10pm. Floor is 50,000 BDT, fixed before we start.
50,000 BDT floor, no surprise fees. bKash, Nagad and COD in from day one. Around five years building stores, design approved before any code, 50% advance and 50% on launch.
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Walk through Reazuddin Bazar or haggle a dealer rate in Khatunganj and you already know the Chattogram instinct: never pay the first number, never pay more than the thing is worth. That instinct is right in a market. It quietly betrays you with software, because the cheapest online store quote in the city is almost never the cheapest store to own.
The 8,000 to 15,000 taka 'full website' floating in local Facebook groups is a nulled theme — a pirated premium template with the licence stripped out — dropped onto a domain in an afternoon. It looks like a real shop in the screenshots. Then the bKash flow is a number typed in a corner, the cart loses orders, the theme can never be updated because it was cracked, and the person who built it stops replying once your transfer clears.
The other cheap option a Chittagong seller reaches for is hiring remotely from Dhaka, because that is where the big agencies advertise. The problem is not distance itself — I work with sellers across the country remotely every week. The problem is the kind of cheap Dhaka shop that takes an out-of-town client precisely because you can't walk into their office in Banani to chase them. You are a name on WhatsApp they can deprioritise behind the clients sitting across the table. When the checkout breaks during your first real campaign, you are messaging into silence from two hundred kilometres away.
I'm RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer based in Bangladesh, with around five years building the kind of small online stores Chattogram actually runs — the Facebook-page seller off CDA Avenue who outgrew screenshot orders, the GEC boutique that wanted a real checkout instead of 'inbox koren', the family electronics shop near Agrabad whose nephew's 'free' site died on the first iPhone. I personally scope it, design it, write the code, wire the payments, test it end to end, and hand you a working admin with your own logins.
There is no junior practising on your shop and no account manager repeating back what you already told me clearly the first time. Cheap, here, is the overhead I cut — not the skill of the person on the keyboard.
My floor is 50,000 BDT, and it buys a launched, working store that is yours, on a stack you can actually keep and update — not a cracked theme you legally can't touch. Tiers run 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT as your catalogue and order volume grow, and fully custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are the same for every client: 50% advance to begin, 50% on launch, and a design-approval guarantee — I don't start development until you've signed off on the look.
I'll happily tell you on the first call which tier is the honest one for your shop. What I won't do is quote you 12,000 taka, because I know exactly what gets left out at that number, and you'd be paying me 50,000 in three months anyway to rebuild it.
Cheap should shrink the invoice, not the shop. Here are six things I make sure are running before the launch payment is due — each one is exactly what the bargain-bin Chittagong quote quietly skips.
Built on a clean, licensed stack that is genuinely yours and can be updated for years. Not a nulled premium theme that breaks on the next update and can never be patched because the licence was cracked off it.
Wired around what your buyers actually pay with — bKash and Nagad alongside cash-on-delivery, set up and tested with a real transaction. In on the entry price, never sold back to you as a separate invoice later.
Admin login, hosting login and domain access all in your name, plus a short walkthrough of how to add products and mark orders shipped. If I vanished tomorrow, you'd still own and run your store.
Designed on a mid-range Android first, because your Chattogram buyer is deciding on a Symphony or Walton handset on mobile data, not a laptop. Fast images and thumb-reachable buttons, not a desktop site shrunk down.
One number from 50,000 BDT and the 50/50 split, agreed before we start. No 'extra for payment integration', no surprise plugin licence, no quote that quietly swells halfway through the build.
I design, build and ship it personally, and I'm the one you message after launch — not a ticket queue, not a number that goes dead once your transfer clears. The cheap part is no agency overhead, not no support.
Here is the thing the bargain quote depends on you not knowing. A nulled theme is a paid premium template that someone has illegally cracked — the licence key removed so it can be resold cheap or handed off for a few thousand taka. On the demo it looks identical to a real store.
The cost shows up later and it is brutal: the theme can never receive a security or compatibility update, because the moment it phones home for the licence it breaks, so it sits frozen while the platform around it moves on. Within months you get checkout that fails on newer phones, plugins that stop talking to each other, and often a quiet backdoor the cracker left in to skim cards or inject spam.
When it falls over, the person who sold it to you is long gone, and no honest developer can safely 'just fix' a cracked codebase — the only real repair is a rebuild, which is the 50,000 BDT you were trying to avoid in the first place, plus the orders you lost while the shop was broken.
So when I build cheap online store development in Chittagong, the price is kept low by cutting overhead and scope, never by cutting the foundation. You get a clean, licensed, mobile-first store that is properly yours; bKash, Nagad and cash-on-delivery set up and tested with a real payment, not faked with a phone number in the footer; a product catalogue and stock you can run yourself from your phone behind the counter; and logins in your own name so you are never hostage to me or anyone else.
What I genuinely defer at the entry price is the heavy machinery — courier API automation, abandoned-cart recovery, automated SMS, deep variant inventory — the stuff that earns its cost at high volume but sits idle while you are winning your first few hundred online orders. That is the honest line a Chattogram trader can respect: low cost online store development in Chittagong means a lean, real shop you own and can grow, not a pretty corpse that's dead by Eid.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
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The questions Chattogram sellers actually ask before paying the first 50%. Straight answers, no upsell.
My floor is 50,000 BDT, and that's a real, working store — clean licensed code you own, product pages, a checkout that captures orders, bKash and Nagad plus cash-on-delivery tested with a real transaction, and an admin you run from your phone. Tiers go 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT as your products and order volume grow; fully custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance and 50% on launch, and you test the working store before that final payment. I won't quote below 50,000 because I know what gets cut to get there.
Because that 10,000 taka 'store' is almost always a nulled theme — a pirated premium template dropped on a domain — with no real bKash integration, no tested checkout, no handover, and no support once you pay. It looks fine in the screenshots and starts failing within months, and because the theme is cracked it can never be safely updated, so the only fix is a rebuild. The genuinely cheap path is to build it once, properly, on code you actually own. You usually pay me the 50,000 eventually anyway — the question is whether you also pay the 10,000 and lose three months of orders first.
A nulled theme is a paid premium template that's been illegally cracked so it can be resold cheap. Tell-tale signs: the developer charged suspiciously little, you were never given a theme licence or account in your own name, the site can't be updated without 'breaking', or you're getting strange spam and slowdowns. If you're not sure, send me the URL — I can usually tell quickly whether you're on licensed code or a cracked one sitting on a ticking clock, and what your options are.
Fair question, it's the whole reason this page exists. Three concrete answers. First, payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch, so I only get the second half once you have a working store in front of you. Second, every login — admin, hosting, domain — is created in your name, so you're never locked out or held hostage. Third, you talk to the same person the whole way through and after, on the same WhatsApp thread, not a queue that forgets you. I'm building a name across Bangladesh, not chasing one-off transfers.
Yes, and 'properly' is the key word. Even at the 50,000 BDT entry price I build a clean bKash and Nagad flow into checkout — the customer sees the number and reference, enters the transaction ID, and you see it attached to the order in admin, so verifying is two clicks. It's tested with a real transaction, not just switched on and hoped for, alongside cash-on-delivery. If you have a registered company and qualify for the bKash or Nagad merchant gateway, I wire that API in when your paperwork clears, without changing the price we agreed.
Two to three weeks for the 50,000 BDT tier from the day the advance clears, assuming you send product photos, prices and descriptions in the first week — content from your side is usually the only thing that slows it down, not my build time. The schedule is design first, your approval and revisions, then development, content upload, real-phone testing and launch. I build it personally start to finish — no junior takes over after the first call. That single-operator model is exactly why the price stays honest and the store doesn't quietly fall apart later.
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