Ecommerce website development BD
Online stores built for how Bangladesh really buys
Most stores I'm asked to fix show why ecommerce website development in BD needs care. They look fine on the owner's laptop and fall apart on a customer's phone. The buyer lands from a Facebook ad. The page takes eight seconds to load on mobile data. The product images are 4MB each. By the time the cart opens, the buyer has left.
I build the opposite of that. My stores are mobile-first, with light pages and a checkout that loads fast on a mid-range Android. That is the phone 80-plus percent of your buyers are really holding.
The other thing that kills sales here is trust and payment. A Bangladeshi shopper will message you on Facebook to ask 'eta original?' and 'koto taka delivery?' before they touch a buy button. So the store has to answer those questions before they are asked. It needs clear prices, real product photos and a visible return and delivery policy.
The checkout must offer bKash, Nagad and cash on delivery, not just a card form buyers will never use. I wire those in properly. The money lands in your account, and the order reaches your packing table.
I work the way a serious seller should want. One senior person designs the store, writes the code, sets up the payment gateway and hands you something you can run. No account manager, no 'our team will get back to you', no junior practising on your launch. When you message me about your store, you talk to the person building it. That is the whole point of hiring a solo operator instead of an agency.
Pricing is honest and tiered, so you're not guessing. Starter ecommerce begins at 50,000 BDT. The common middle tiers are 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, based on product count, payment setup and how custom the design is. Fully custom builds start from 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are simple: 50% advance to begin and 50% on launch. You approve the design before that final payment is due. No surprise invoices halfway through.
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