In focus
What ecommerce design actually costs in Gulshan — and what drives the number up
Most Gulshan brand owners ask me the same two questions in the first message: koto taka, and koto din. The honest answer is that a working Gulshan ecommerce store starts at 50,000 BDT and ships in roughly two to three weeks for the starter tier. That covers up to about 30 SKUs, bKash plus COD, a clean home and product page, and a basic admin to take orders. The 90,000 BDT mid-tier brings in Nagad, advanced filtering, a blog for SEO, and around 100 SKUs.
The 1,50,000 BDT premium adds custom design work, multi-vendor or wholesale logic, abandoned-cart flow, and inventory sync with your physical Gulshan showroom POS. Custom builds — think marketplace, subscription box, or live-commerce integrations — start at 3,00,000 BDT and we scope by the hour from there.
What pushes a Gulshan ecommerce project up the price ladder is rarely the visual design. It is the integrations: a courier API like Pathao or RedX, a POS sync if you also sell at a Gulshan Avenue showroom, an ERP hookup for a brand that already runs inventory in Tally, or multi-language Bangla and English with currency switching for the expat customer base in Baridhara and Gulshan 2.
Bring those requirements to the first call and I will give you a fixed quote in the same conversation — not a vague PDF a week later. Half on signing by bank or bKash, half on the day the store goes live, and you approve every Figma screen before I write a single line of code.