Honest pricing for an ecommerce site in Dhaka — bKash, Nagad, COD and Pathao-ready, designed and built by one senior operator who has shipped Dhaka stores for the last five years.
Real ecommerce website design cost in Dhaka starts at 90,000 BDT for a launch-ready store, scales to 1,50,000 BDT for a richer catalogue, and 3,00,000+ BDT for custom builds. No vague packages, no juniors handed the file — you talk to me, I design, I code, I ship.
50% advance / 50% on launch. Design approved before any production code is written.
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Half of the calls I take about ecommerce website design cost in Dhaka start the same way — 'bhai, ekta Daraz-er moto site banate koto taka lagbe?' Daraz costs crores to build and run, but the real question underneath is fair: how much does a store that actually takes orders in Dhaka cost? The answer depends on what 'takes orders' means in your case — 30 SKUs with COD and bKash, or 3,000 SKUs with size variants, real-time stock, Pathao API and a separate vendor login.
An ecommerce site is not a brochure with a 'Buy' button. It is a cart, a checkout, a payment integration, a courier handoff, an order dashboard, an invoice flow, a stock counter and a Facebook Pixel — all of which have to work together at 11pm on a Friday when a customer in Mirpur is trying to pay with Nagad on a 4G connection. That is what you are paying for.
I have been designing and developing websites for around five years, most of them in Bangladesh, and I run this as a one-person studio on purpose. No project manager forwarding messages, no junior writing your checkout code, no 'team' that turns out to be one designer and an outsourced developer in another country. You message me, I reply. You request a change, I make it. The cost you pay goes into the site, not into agency overhead.
Everything is 50% advance and 50% on launch. The design is fully approved by you, in writing, before I write a line of production code — so you never pay for an ecommerce build that turns out to look nothing like what was discussed.
Six concrete things built into every ecommerce website design cost in Dhaka — not add-ons quoted later.
Personal merchant or full merchant gateway wired into checkout, with the manual-payment fallback Dhaka buyers actually use when their app times out. No surprise integration invoice.
A COD checkout that captures phone, full address and area, with optional advance for high-value orders — because at least 60% of Dhaka ecommerce orders still come in as COD.
Inside Dhaka vs outside Dhaka shipping logic out of the box, plus Pathao/Steadfast/RedX handoff ready for the courier you already use. No more manually editing 90 TK or 130 TK at the cart.
Built for the 4-inch screen on a 3-year-old Android phone, because that is what most of your buyers are using. Fast LCP, big tap targets, no rage-quitting at the address field.
An admin panel you can actually use — add a product, change a price, mark an order shipped, export today's orders — without calling me every time. Trained on it in Bangla over a Zoom call.
Meta Pixel, Conversions API and GA4 ecommerce events installed correctly from day one, so your Facebook ads actually optimise for purchases instead of guessing.
Six things move the number more than anything else in Dhaka: product count and variants (10 SKUs vs 1,000 with size/colour/material), payment gateway depth (manual bKash vs full ShurjoPay/SSLCommerz integration with refunds), courier API integration (manual entry vs live Pathao/Steadfast booking from the dashboard), custom features (vendor login for multi-seller, loyalty points, abandoned-cart SMS via SMS providers), language (English-only vs Bangla/English bilingual checkout), and how clean your product data already is. If you hand me a tidy Excel with names, prices, weights and good photos, I spend the budget on design and conversion. If I have to chase you for product info for three weeks, the project drags and so does the bill.
Here is how it lines up in practice. 90,000 BDT covers a clean WooCommerce or Shopify-style store: up to ~50 products, bKash/Nagad/COD, basic shipping zones, mobile-first design, pixel and analytics, Bangla-friendly fonts, and training. 1,50,000 BDT covers a richer build: up to ~200 products with variants, full payment gateway integration (ShurjoPay or SSLCommerz), Pathao/Steadfast courier API, abandoned-cart recovery, advanced filtering, and a more bespoke design.
3,00,000+ BDT is for custom builds — multi-vendor marketplaces, headless storefronts, deep ERP/POS sync, or a fully custom design system. Everything is 50% advance, 50% on launch, and the visual design is approved before any production code is written, so you never pay 1,50,000 BDT and get something you do not like.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Real questions Dhaka store owners ask me on WhatsApp about ecommerce website design cost.
Starts at 90,000 BDT for a launch-ready store with bKash/Nagad/COD, mobile-first design, ~50 products and an owner dashboard. 1,50,000 BDT for a richer catalogue with full payment gateway and courier API. 3,00,000+ BDT for custom or multi-vendor builds. 50% advance, 50% on launch.
A regular site has pages and a contact form. An ecommerce site has a cart, checkout, payment gateway, courier integration, stock counter, order dashboard and analytics — each of which has to be tested with real bKash, real Nagad and a real COD address before it ships. That is roughly 3x more moving parts than a 50,000 BDT brochure site, which is why the floor is 90,000 BDT not 50,000.
For your first 20-30 orders a day, manual bKash/Nagad with a personal merchant number works fine — and it is cheaper to set up. Above that, the manual reconciliation becomes painful and you should move to ShurjoPay, SSLCommerz or AamarPay. I build both ways and tell you honestly which one fits your order volume.
WooCommerce has no monthly platform fee, so it is cheaper to run long-term in BDT, especially when you have many SKUs. Shopify is faster to launch and easier to manage but charges in USD every month, which adds up. For most Dhaka SMEs starting out, I recommend WooCommerce — and the 90,000 BDT cost reflects that.
Basic shipping zones (inside Dhaka, outside Dhaka, sub-zones) are included at every tier. Live courier API integration — where the order is booked into Pathao or Steadfast from the dashboard with one click — is included from the 1,50,000 BDT tier upward. At 90,000 BDT it is a manual handoff, which works fine for under ~30 orders a day.
You pay 50% to start. I do discovery, design every key screen (homepage, product, cart, checkout, dashboard) and get your written sign-off before writing any production code. Once the store is built, tested with real bKash/Nagad/COD transactions and ready to go live on your domain, you pay the remaining 50%. No money is owed for a design you have not approved.
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