Most Dhaka agencies sell you a meeting room in Gulshan and a pitch deck, then your store gets coded by whichever junior is free that week. I am the agency and the developer. The person who quotes your store is the person who writes its checkout, wires bKash and Nagad, and answers when it breaks.
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Here is what "ecommerce website development agency in Dhaka" usually buys you. You sit in a nice office off Gulshan Avenue. A confident account manager nods at everything, says "no problem sir," and quotes you a number. Then you never see that person again. The actual build goes to a junior two desks back who has never spoken to you, does not know your products, and is also building four other stores that month.
Your bKash integration, your cash-on-delivery logic, your mobile checkout — the parts that decide whether you make money — get written by the least experienced, least invested person in the building. That is the agency model. It is not a conspiracy; it is just how the org chart works.
I run an ecommerce website development agency in Dhaka of exactly one senior person, and that is the whole point. When you hire me, the person who scopes your store is the person who codes it, tests the checkout on a real phone, sets up the payment gateway, and picks up when something goes wrong at 9pm before Eid. There is no handoff, no "let me check with the developer," no telephone game where your requirement gets garbled three times before it reaches whoever is actually typing. About five years of building and shipping stores means I have already made the mistakes your agency's junior is about to make on your budget.
This matters more for development than for design, because design problems are visible and dev problems are not. A wrong colour you catch in five seconds. A checkout that silently fails on a Symphony phone over a weak signal in Mirpur, a bKash callback that does not verify the transaction, an order that gets created twice when the customer double-taps — you do not see those until orders go missing and you cannot figure out why. Agencies ship those bugs constantly because the person writing the code never had to live with the consequences. I do, because the same WhatsApp number quotes the job and gets the angry message when an order disappears.
So this page is not me pretending to be a 50-person firm with a logo wall. It is the opposite pitch. You get senior development without the agency tax, the agency layers, or the agency disappearing act. One operator, full ownership of the code, and a number that stays the same after launch. Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT, full custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT, and you always know exactly who is responsible for every line.
These are not generic selling points. Each one is something the agency model in Dhaka structurally struggles with — and a solo senior operator does not.
The person who gives you the price is the person who writes the code. No account manager translating your requirements to a junior who never meets you. Nothing gets lost in the handoff because there is no handoff.
bKash and Nagad integrated with proper server-side verification, not just a logo pasted on the checkout and a personal number in the footer. I test that a real payment actually marks the order paid before I hand it over.
Cash on delivery built with phone-number OTP and order confirmation so you are not shipping to fake addresses across the city. Pathao and Steadfast courier flow wired in so dispatch is not a daily copy-paste job.
You get the real codebase and admin login, not a locked platform you must pay rent on forever. If you ever leave me, another developer can pick it up. Agencies often keep you trapped; I do not need to.
The store is checked on real budget Android handsets over 4G, not just on my fast laptop. Most of your buyers are on mobile data, so the checkout has to load and submit on a slow signal, not only in a Banani office on wifi.
Post-launch, you message the developer directly, not a support queue or an account manager who left the agency. The person who built it fixes it. No ticket number, no being told the dev who knows your project has moved on.
When a Dhaka agency quotes you for ecommerce development, you are not just paying for code. You are paying for the office rent in Gulshan or Banani, the account manager's salary, the project coordinator, the designer, the sales commission, and the margin on top of all of it — and then the actual development gets whatever budget is left after everyone else is paid. That is why agency stores so often look expensive and run cheap. The visible polish gets the budget because the client can see it; the checkout logic, the payment verification, the error handling get rushed because the client cannot. You find out which corners were cut three months later when orders start going missing.
With me, there is one cost: the build. The same person designs the flow, writes the checkout, integrates bKash and Nagad, tests it on a real phone, and ships it — so the money goes into the parts that decide whether you make sales, not into the overhead that decides whether the agency makes payroll.
That is why I can start at 50,000 BDT and still spend real engineering time on the unglamorous parts a customer never sees but always feels: the OTP that stops fake COD orders, the bKash callback that actually confirms payment, the inventory that does not oversell. Tiers run 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT, full custom from 3,00,000 BDT, 50% to start and 50% on launch, with a design-approval guarantee so you sign off on how it looks before I build it out.
You are paying a developer, not a department.
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Every project starts at ৳50,000
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Straight answers to what Dhaka founders actually ask before hiring an ecommerce development agency.
My ecommerce builds start at 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT depending on how many products, how custom the design, and which integrations you need. Fully custom development is from 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance to start and 50% on launch. Because I am a solo senior developer and not a big office, you are not paying for account managers and Gulshan rent on top — that budget goes into the actual code instead. If a real agency quotes you 80,000 BDT, ask how much of it reaches the person writing your checkout.
It is an upgrade for development specifically, and here is the honest reasoning. At an agency, the senior person you meet in the pitch is rarely the person who writes your code — the build drops to a junior on a stack of other projects. With me, the senior person is the build. You lose nothing on quality and you gain a direct line to the actual developer, faster decisions, and no requirements getting garbled through three layers. The only thing a big agency genuinely gives you that I do not is the ability to run ten projects at once — which is their advantage, not yours.
Yes, because I build on standard, well-supported foundations, not some custom system only I understand. The architecture is made to grow — clean admin, proper database structure, a codebase any competent developer can extend. If you scale to the point where you genuinely need a full in-house team, you will own the code and can hand it to them cleanly. That is the opposite of the trap most Dhaka agencies set, where the platform is locked and you cannot leave without rebuilding from scratch.
Properly, with server-side verification. The lazy version every Dhaka shop owner has seen is a bKash logo on checkout and a personal number where you manually confirm payments in a notebook — that breaks the moment you get busy and invites fraud. I integrate the actual gateway so a successful payment automatically marks the order paid and a failed one does not. Same for Nagad. Before I hand the store over, I run a real transaction end to end so you can see the money and the order status line up.
A standard store is usually a few weeks from advance payment to live, depending on how fast you get me your products, photos, and content — that is genuinely the part that slows most Dhaka projects down, not the code. A larger or fully custom build takes longer. Because there is no internal queue and no junior juggling other clients, your project is not waiting in line behind an agency's bigger accounts. I give you a realistic timeline up front and tell you what I need from you to hit it.
You message me directly — the same WhatsApp number that quoted and built it. You will not get a support ticket, a queue, or the classic agency answer that the developer who knew your project has left. The person who wrote the code is the person who fixes it. I also hand over the codebase and admin access, so even in the worst case you are never locked into me — another developer can take over without starting again. That ownership is the whole reason to skip the agency layers.
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