An ecommerce website development company in Bangladesh that is really one senior developer. It is not a sales desk that hands your store to a junior once you pay the advance.
I design, build and launch every WooCommerce and Shopify store I take on myself. bKash, Nagad and card checkout come built in. Pathao and Steadfast couriers are connected. The cash-on-delivery flow does not collapse when 200 orders land in one day. Prices start at 50,000 BDT.
About 5 years building ecommerce in BD. 50% advance, 50% on launch. No design approval, no final invoice.
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A typical ecommerce website development company in Bangladesh is three people in a Bashundhara office. Add a WhatsApp group of freelancers in Sylhet. The person who pitched you the package rarely writes your checkout code. Then your bKash payment gateway throws a 500 error at 11 PM on a Friday. You message a number that does not reply until Sunday morning.
I built this practice differently. I am RH Fardin, a solo ecommerce website designer and developer for Bangladeshi businesses. For about the last 5 years, I have shipped online stores from start to finish. That covers discovery, UX, theme build, payment gateway setup, courier API, training and launch. One person, one inbox, one set of git commits. If your product page looks wrong on a low-end Symphony phone, I am the one who fixes it.
The buyers I work with are usually founders who already tried the agency route once. They are tired of weekly status calls that produce no working pages. They are tired of "developer abroad" excuses. And they are tired of paying for revisions that should have been caught in design.
They want a senior who picks up the phone and ships in weeks, not quarters. They want code their next developer can actually read.
I do not run an ads agency, resell hosting or broker domains on the side. I build ecommerce websites. That focus is why my WooCommerce builds outperform stores that cost three times as much. It is also why my Shopify clients in Dhaka and Chattogram don't need a second freelancer six months later to clean up the theme.
Here are six things you get when one senior developer builds your store from start to finish. Compare that with a team that splits your project between four people who never meet your customers.
This is real payment integration, not a "contact us to pay" form. You get bKash Tokenized Checkout, the Nagad payment gateway and SSLCommerz cards. All are tested with live payments before launch.
Pathao, Steadfast and RedX courier links are built in, so order labels print straight from the admin. No more copy-pasting addresses into a courier portal at midnight.
You get fraud flags on suspicious COD orders, OTP checks on phone numbers and a return-rate dashboard. Most BD agencies skip this COD layer. It is the one that saves your margin.
It is designed thumb-first for the 80%+ of BD shoppers on mid-range Android. Pages load in under 3 seconds on 4G in Mirpur, not just on your office wifi.
Bangla text renders correctly on iPhone Safari, with a clean English fallback. Product titles, checkout labels and email receipts work in both languages.
You message me, not a project coordinator. Decisions take hours, not three-day email threads. Nothing gets lost between a designer in Uttara and a coder in Khulna.
An ecommerce website in Bangladesh is not a brochure with a buy button bolted on. It has to survive the real mess of selling here. bKash IPN webhooks fail during peak Eid traffic. Nagad payments sit at "pending" for 40 minutes. Courier APIs change their login tokens without warning. Customers paste their full Banani address into the "name" field.
A real ecommerce development company plans for all of that on day one. It does not patch it after the first complaint thread on your Facebook page.
When I scope your store, we don't talk about template colours. We talk about which payment mix works for your buyer. That might be token bKash for repeat customers, OTP bKash for first-timers, card for corporate orders and COD for everyone under 25. We pick the courier that matches your delivery promise in Dhaka versus upazila districts. We plan how your team will fulfil 50 orders in an evening without losing track.
The store I deliver is built around those answers. That is the difference between hiring a website designer and hiring an ecommerce development company that has watched Bangladesh stores run for years.
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.
Here are real questions founders ask before hiring an ecommerce development company in Bangladesh.
My WooCommerce build starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused single-category store. A standard store with 100 to 300 products, bKash, Nagad, cards and one courier API usually costs 90,000 BDT. Multi-category stores with custom logic, B2B price tiers or marketplace features cost 1,50,000 BDT. Custom ecommerce platforms start at 3,00,000 BDT. Those include headless, ERP-connected and multi-vendor builds. You pay half in advance and half on launch, after you approve everything.
Because 18 of those 20 staff will never touch your project. You get a junior developer who is also handling four other clients. You get a designer who has never bought anything online with bKash. And you get a project manager whose job is to manage your patience. With me, the person who scoped your store codes it. I test the checkout on a real Symphony phone and answer when something breaks at 10 PM.
Yes, and not with the cheap iframe redirect that breaks on mobile. I integrate the official bKash Tokenized Checkout, so returning customers do not re-enter their PIN. I add the Nagad merchant gateway and SSLCommerz for cards. All three are tested with real money before launch. Webhook failures are logged, so you see exactly which orders need a manual check.
Yes. I have connected Pathao Courier, Steadfast, RedX and Sundarban to WooCommerce and Shopify on past builds. Order labels print straight from your admin. Tracking numbers go to the customer automatically. You can switch courier by district, if Pathao is faster in Dhaka but RedX is more reliable on your upazila routes.
A 90,000 BDT WooCommerce store with payments, courier and 50 products takes 3 to 4 weeks once content is in. A 1,50,000 BDT store with custom checkout, B2B logic or marketplace features takes 5 to 7 weeks. The delay is almost always content, not code. That means product photos, descriptions and price tables. If all your product data is ready, I can shorten that timeline.
No. I include 14 days of fixes after launch for anything you find in real use. That could be a checkout edge case, a courier label format change or a bKash callback that started timing out. After that, I offer a monthly maintenance plan if you want one, but you are never locked in. I also hand over clean code and admin logins, so any future developer can take over without a fight.
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