Ecommerce website design in Mohakhali for sellers who are tired of typing the same price list into WhatsApp forty times a day.
A lot of business around Mohakhali runs on a Facebook page and a phone number, the wholesale traders near Amtali, the medical and pharma suppliers by the hospital cluster, the DOHS home brands. The volume is real, but every order is still a manual conversation. I design and build proper ecommerce stores that show the price, take bKash, Nagad and cash-on-delivery, and finish the order on a mobile screen, so the buyer pays without waiting for you to reply. I do all of it myself, no agency, no junior, no Themeforest theme dressed up as custom.
One senior designer-developer, start to finish. ~5 years shipping online stores in Bangladesh. bKash, Nagad and COD on every tier. From 50,000 BDT, 50% advance, design approved before the final payment.
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Mohakhali isn't a boutique neighbourhood, it's a working one. Around the wholesale market and Amtali you have traders moving stock in bulk, near the hospital belt by the TB gate and the cancer hospital you have medical, lab and pharma suppliers, and over in DOHS you have home-grown brands run out of a flat.
What ties almost all of them together is how they sell right now: a busy Facebook page, a WhatsApp number, and one person typing 'eta koto, koto pieces e discount, delivery charge koto' to a hundred buyers a day. That model works until it doesn't, and the wall you hit is always the same, you can only sell as fast as one human can reply.
An ecommerce website design in Mohakhali is supposed to break that wall, and most don't, because they're built as a brochure instead of a store that actually closes the order.
I'm RH Fardin and I run a one-person studio out of Bangladesh. Every store I take on is designed, coded, payment-wired and launched by me, the same hands the whole way through. There's no account manager standing between you and the person writing the code, and no junior quietly learning on your budget in week two. After roughly five years building ecommerce sites for Bangladeshi sellers, I've got a firm opinion about what belongs on a product page in this market and what's just decoration, and for a Mohakhali seller doing real daily volume, the difference shows up directly in how many orders finish without a phone call.
Most Mohakhali sellers who message me have one of three problems. Either they have no website at all and the inbox grind is capping their growth, or they paid someone for a slow template store where buyers still have to message for the price, or they have a store that technically works but the bulk and reseller side of their business, the part that actually pays the bills, isn't built into it anywhere.
I design around the real buying behaviour I see here: people who want a clear per-unit price, a visible 'order more, pay less' break, an honest delivery charge, and a checkout that doesn't make them type a paragraph on a phone. The ecommerce website design mohakhali sellers actually need is one that handles a single retail order and a 50-piece reseller order on the same page without breaking.
I work to a written scope, a fixed quote and a clear timeline. Fifty percent is paid up front to start, the remaining fifty percent is due only when you approve the design and we're ready to launch. If you don't like the design direction at the mockup stage, we rework it, you don't pay the balance for something you didn't sign off on. Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT, you talk to me directly on WhatsApp, and your domain, hosting and admin access all stay in your own name.
Six things I build in because they decide whether a buyer somewhere in Dhaka finishes the order or drops back into your inbox. Each one is in the 50,000 BDT starting tier, not sold to you later.
The per-unit price, the delivery charge and the buy button sit where the thumb lands first. The design answers 'koto taka' and 'kothay deliver hobe' before a Mohakhali buyer ever opens your inbox.
Quantity breaks and reseller tiers built into the product page, so a buyer ordering 5 pieces and one ordering 50 both see their real price without messaging you for a quote first.
A short checkout with bKash, Nagad and cash-on-delivery shown as obvious choices, tested with real transactions including the OTP step and a buyer cancelling mid-payment. No fake gateway that gets your merchant number flagged.
Order and address data exported clean for Pathao, Steadfast or RedX, or wired in directly on higher tiers, so nobody on your team is retyping forty addresses every evening once volume picks up.
Lean, mobile-first pages that open quickly on a mid-range Android over 4G near the Mohakhali rail gate, not just on office wifi. No heavy slider, no wall of low-light photos choking the load.
The person who designs your storefront is the one who codes the bulk pricing, wires up bKash and the courier, and launches it. No handoff, no quality drop after the advance, no 'let me check with the team'.
Here's the thing most ecommerce templates get wrong for a Mohakhali seller, and it's the thing that quietly costs you the biggest orders. A standard online store is designed for one person buying one item. But a huge share of what moves around the Mohakhali wholesale market and the supplier cluster by the hospitals is bulk, a shop owner restocking, a reseller buying a carton, a clinic ordering supplies for the month.
When your only price is a single retail number, that buyer can't self-serve, so they fall right back into the inbox asking 'packer rate koto, 50 piece e koto porbe', and you're back to typing. The fix is to design the quantity logic into the product page from the start: a visible per-unit price, a clear 'order this many, pay this much' break, and a cart that does the maths for a 5-piece or a 50-piece order without anyone needing a custom quote.
That single design decision is often the whole reason a Mohakhali store either replaces the phone or just sits next to it doing nothing.
So when you're comparing anyone for ecommerce website design in Mohakhali, test for that, not for the homepage slideshow. Ask one straight question before you pay: can you show me the exact product page and checkout design before you build, and will the bulk and reseller pricing actually live on the page, or am I still going to be quoting it by hand in WhatsApp? If the answer is vague, you're looking at a brochure with a logo on it.
With me the answer is simple, I design the storefront and the pricing logic, I show it to you, you approve it, then I build and launch it. The tiers are fixed and honest, 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on your catalogue size and how custom the build is, with fully custom stores from 3,00,000 BDT, on 50% advance and 50% on launch, and you sign off on the design before that final payment.
A store that loads fast on mobile data, shows the price including the bulk rate, and lets a buyer pay without a single message, built by the one person you actually talk to, that's the ecommerce website design mohakhali bd sellers should be paying for.
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Straight answers to what Mohakhali sellers ask me on WhatsApp before they hire anyone.
Store design and build starts at 50,000 BDT. My tiers run 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on how many products you have, how custom the design is, and how much bulk pricing, payment and courier setup you need. Fully custom stores start from 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance to begin and 50% on launch, and you approve the design before that final payment, so there's no surprise invoice halfway through. For a Mohakhali seller already moving real volume on Facebook, the 90,000 BDT tier is usually the sensible starting point.
Yes, and for a Mohakhali seller that's usually the most important part. I build quantity breaks and reseller tiers into the product page, so someone buying 5 pieces and someone buying 50 each see their own price and the cart calculates it automatically. That kills the 'packer rate koto' messages and lets your biggest buyers order without waiting for a hand-typed quote. The exact setup depends on your catalogue, and I'll tell you straight at the first call which tier it fits.
That's exactly what I design for. The whole point of a real store is that buyers see the price, the delivery charge and the return policy, pick a quantity and pay with bKash, Nagad or cash-on-delivery, without messaging you first. Your inbox stops being the checkout and goes back to real questions. You'll still get messages, but the routine 'koto taka, kothay deliver, number din' grind drops off fast once the page answers all of it up front.
Yes. Every tier includes a working bKash and Nagad checkout plus cash-on-delivery, tested with real test transactions including the OTP step and the case where a buyer cancels mid-payment. From the 90,000 BDT tier I also wire in Pathao, Steadfast or RedX so order labels print automatically instead of someone copying addresses by hand every evening, which matters the moment a Mohakhali store starts doing daily volume.
Yes, and a lot of my Dhaka work is exactly this, a store that looks okay but barely converts. I'll go through your product pages, cart and checkout, find where buyers drop off, usually the slider on top, the hidden price and the address step, and redesign those screens to load faster on mobile and remove the friction. If your bulk or reseller pricing isn't built in anywhere, that's normally the first thing I fix. You see the new design and approve it before the final payment.
Yes. I work with sellers across the whole country fully remotely, whether you're by the Mohakhali wholesale market, out in DOHS, or in a town outside Dhaka. Everything runs over WhatsApp, calls and screen-share, payment is the standard 50% advance and 50% on launch to a local bank or bKash, and your store is designed for buyers on mobile data anywhere, not just on fast office wifi. Location never changes the price or the process.
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