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. Think of the wholesale traders near Amtali, the pharma suppliers by the hospitals and the DOHS home brands. The volume is real, but every order is still a manual chat. I build online stores that show the price and take bKash, Nagad and cash on delivery. The buyer pays on a phone without waiting for you. I do it all myself. No agency, no junior, no Themeforest theme dressed up as custom.
One senior designer-developer, start to finish. About 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 is not a boutique area. It is a working one. Traders move stock in bulk around the wholesale market and Amtali. Medical, lab and pharma suppliers work near the hospital belt by the TB gate and the cancer hospital. Over in DOHS, home-grown brands run out of a flat. Good ecommerce website design in Mohakhali has to serve all of these sellers.
Almost all of them sell the same way right now. They use a busy Facebook page, a WhatsApp number and one person typing replies. That person asks 'eta koto, koto pieces e discount, delivery charge koto' to a hundred buyers a day. The model works until it stops working. You hit the same wall every time: you can only sell as fast as one human can reply.
An ecommerce website should break that wall. Most do not. They are built as a brochure, not as a store that actually closes the order.
I am RH Fardin, and I run a one-person studio. I design, code, connect payments for and launch every store I take on. The same hands do the work from start to end. No account manager stands between you and the person writing the code. No junior quietly learns on your budget in week two.
I have spent about five years building online stores for Bangladeshi sellers. So I have firm views on what belongs on a product page in this market and what is just decoration. For a Mohakhali seller with real daily volume, that difference is clear. It shows up in how many orders finish without a phone call.
Most Mohakhali sellers who message me have one of three problems. Some have no website, and the inbox grind caps their growth. Some paid for a slow template store where buyers still message for the price. Others have a store that works, but it ignores the bulk and reseller side. That is often the part that actually pays the bills.
I design around how people really buy here. They want a clear price per unit and a visible 'order more, pay less' break. They want an honest delivery charge and a checkout that does not make them type a paragraph on a phone. The ecommerce website design Mohakhali sellers need handles a single retail order and a 50-piece reseller order on the same page.
I work to a written scope, a fixed quote and a clear timeline. You pay 50% up front to start. The other 50% is due only when you approve the design and we are ready to launch. Do not like the design direction at the mockup stage? We rework it, and you never pay the balance for something you did not sign off on. Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT. You talk to me directly on WhatsApp. Your domain, hosting and admin access stay in your name.
I build in six things because they decide whether a buyer in Dhaka finishes the order or drops back into your inbox. Each one comes in the 50,000 BDT starting tier. None of them is sold to you later.
The price per unit, 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.
I build quantity breaks and reseller tiers into the product page. A buyer ordering 5 pieces and one ordering 50 both see their real price. Neither one has to message you for a quote first.
You get a short checkout with bKash, Nagad and cash on delivery as clear choices. I test it with real transactions, including the OTP step and a buyer who cancels mid-payment. No fake gateway that gets your merchant number flagged.
Order and address data exports cleanly for Pathao, Steadfast or RedX. On higher tiers, I connect the courier directly. Once volume picks up, nobody on your team retypes forty addresses every evening.
Pages are lean and built for phones first. They open quickly on a mid-range Android over 4G near the Mohakhali rail gate, not just on office wifi. No heavy slider and no wall of dark photos slowing the load.
The person who designs your storefront also codes the bulk pricing, connects bKash and the courier, and launches it. No handoff and no drop in quality after the advance. You never hear 'let me check with the team'.
Most ecommerce templates get one thing wrong for a Mohakhali seller. It quietly costs you your biggest orders. A standard online store is built for one person buying one item. But much of what moves around the Mohakhali wholesale market and the hospital supplier cluster is bulk. A shop owner restocks. A reseller buys a carton. A clinic orders supplies for the month.
When you show only one retail price, that buyer cannot serve themselves. They come back to the inbox asking 'packer rate koto, 50 piece e koto porbe'. The fix is to design the quantity logic into the product page from day one. Show a clear price per unit and a clear 'order this many, pay this much' break. The cart does the maths for a 5-piece or a 50-piece order. That one choice often decides whether a Mohakhali store replaces the phone or just sits next to it.
So when you compare 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? Will the bulk and reseller pricing live on the page, or will I still quote it by hand in WhatsApp? If the answer is vague, you are looking at a brochure with a logo on it.
With me, the answer is simple. I design the storefront and the pricing logic and show it to you. You approve it, then I build and launch it. The tiers are fixed: 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, based on catalogue size and how custom the build is. Fully custom stores start from 3,00,000 BDT. You pay 50% in advance and 50% on launch, after design sign-off. A fast store that shows the bulk rate is the ecommerce website design Mohakhali BD sellers should pay for.
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Here are 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 are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. The tier depends on your product count, 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. You pay 50% to begin and 50% on launch. You approve the design before that final payment, so there is no surprise bill. For a Mohakhali seller already moving real volume on Facebook, the 90,000 BDT tier is usually the smart start.
Yes. For a Mohakhali seller, that is usually the most important part. I build quantity breaks and reseller tiers into the product page. Someone buying 5 pieces and someone buying 50 each see their own price. The cart works it out by itself. That ends the 'packer rate koto' messages. Your biggest buyers can order without waiting for a hand-typed quote. The exact setup depends on your catalogue. I will tell you straight on the first call which tier it fits.
That is exactly what I design for. On a real store, buyers see the price, the delivery charge and the return policy. They pick a quantity and pay with bKash, Nagad or cash on delivery. They do not need to message you first. Your inbox stops being the checkout and goes back to real questions. You will still get messages. But the daily 'koto taka, kothay deliver, number din' grind drops fast once the page answers all of it up front.
Yes. Every tier includes a working bKash and Nagad checkout plus cash on delivery. I test it with real test transactions. That includes the OTP step and the case where a buyer cancels mid-payment. From the 90,000 BDT tier, I also connect Pathao, Steadfast or RedX. Order labels then print by themselves, so nobody copies addresses by hand every evening. That matters the moment a Mohakhali store starts doing daily volume.
Yes. A lot of my Dhaka work is exactly this: a store that looks okay but barely sells. I go through your product pages, cart and checkout to find where buyers drop off. It is usually the slider on top, the hidden price or the address step. Then I redesign those screens to load faster on mobile and remove the friction. If your bulk or reseller pricing is missing, I normally fix that first. You see the new design and approve it before the final payment.
Yes. I work with sellers across the whole country, fully remotely. You might be 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. Your store is built for buyers on mobile data anywhere, not just on fast office wifi. Location never changes the price or the process.
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