What company really means here
In Banani, an ecommerce website design company usually buys you an account manager, not a builder. This is the opposite.
Banani is one of the few places in Dhaka where a business already knows what good looks like. The brand sells out of a Road 11 showroom. The restaurant has a clean Instagram. The boutique gets foot traffic from Kemal Ataturk Avenue. So when that kind of owner searches for an ecommerce website design company in Banani, they don't want the cheapest site possible.
They want someone who will treat the online store the way they treat the physical space. They want someone who won't embarrass the brand with a slow, generic template. Nobody wants a store that looks like every other Daraz reseller.
Here is the blunt part. Many firms market themselves as an ecommerce website design company near Banani or Gulshan. With most of them, the polished person in the meeting is rarely the one doing the work. You get a sales lead and an account manager. The build goes to a junior or a white-label team you never meet. Three weeks in, the store quietly does not match what you were shown.
I run things the other way around. The senior who scopes your project, designs the layout, writes the build and ships it is the same person every time. That person is me, with around five years of full-time work behind it.
My starting price for an ecommerce store in Banani is 50,000 BDT. That is a real store, not a trial meant to upsell you next month. It is mobile-first, with a working product catalog and bKash and Nagad payment steps. It has cash on delivery, a courier-friendly checkout and an admin panel you can update from your phone. The SEO and Facebook Pixel groundwork is in place before launch.
Most Banani sellers in this range carry 20 to 150 SKUs across a few sharp categories. The 50,000 BDT tier is built for exactly that. If your catalog or your goals are bigger, you move up to the 90,000 BDT or 1,50,000 BDT tier. A fully custom build starts from 3,00,000 BDT.
Payment is 50 percent advance and 50 percent on launch. The design is locked only after you formally sign off on it. You keep your domain, hosting and admin access in your own name. The point is simple. The store you launch this season should be one a Banani brand can grow on. It should not be one you replace in six months when you see it can't keep up.
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