Ecommerce website development in Mohakhali for sellers who've been left with a half-built store once already and don't want it to happen twice.
Plenty of Mohakhali businesses have paid for an ecommerce site that was 70% done and then went quiet — the bKash never got tested, the courier export never worked, the login was never handed over. I build the whole store myself and ship it: bKash, Nagad and cash-on-delivery wired and tested, products loaded, the admin panel, hosting and domain handed to you in your own name, and a training session so you can actually run it. No agency relay, no junior on your database, no nulled theme pretending to be custom.
One senior developer, quote to launch to handover. ~5 years shipping online stores in Bangladesh. From 50,000 BDT, 50% advance, you approve the design before the final payment.
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The story I hear most often around Mohakhali isn't 'I've never had a website.' It's 'I paid someone, they did most of it, and then they vanished.' The homepage looked fine in the screenshots. Then the bKash button was never tested with a real transaction, the order export to the courier produced a broken file, the product photos were half-loaded, and the 'developer' stopped replying on WhatsApp two weeks before it was supposed to go live. Now there's a store that's 70% done, a login nobody handed over, and an advance that's gone. Ecommerce website development in Mohakhali fails far more often at the finishing line than at the start, and that's the part I built my whole process around.
Mohakhali is a serious commercial pocket — the corporate towers and the SKS cluster, the NGO and development-sector head offices, the pharma and medical suppliers near the hospital belt, and the wholesale and trading crowd around the market and Amtali. These aren't hobby sellers. A lot of them are already doing real daily orders through Facebook and a phone, and when they decide to build a proper store they're making a real commitment of budget and reputation.
The last thing they can afford is a build that stalls at 70% with no clear owner. What they actually need from ecommerce website development Mohakhali BD is not just code that works in a demo, but a project that crosses the finish line — tested, loaded, launched, and signed over to them.
I'm RH Fardin and I run a one-person studio out of Bangladesh. I do the entire technical job myself — the data model, the bKash and Nagad wiring, the courier setup, the admin panel, the server, the launch and the handover. Because it's one person quote to launch, there's no point where your project gets passed to a junior who learns on your budget, and no 'let me check with the team' when something needs deciding. Around five years of shipping ecommerce stores for Bangladeshi sellers has taught me that the difference between a finished store and an abandoned one is rarely talent — it's accountability, and a single name on the build is the simplest way to guarantee it.
So the process is deliberately boring and written down. There's a fixed scope, a fixed quote and a clear timeline. Fifty percent is paid to start; the remaining fifty percent is due only when you've approved the design and the store is ready to launch. If you don't like the direction at the mockup stage, we rework it and you don't pay the balance for work you didn't sign off on. Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT, you talk to me directly on WhatsApp, and the moment it's live your domain, hosting and admin all sit in your own name — not mine. The whole point is that there's no version of this where you're left holding a half-finished store.
Six things that decide whether your store actually ships and stays yours — not feature padding, but the parts cheap builds skip right before they go quiet.
bKash, Nagad and COD are run through real test transactions — including the OTP step and a buyer cancelling mid-payment — before launch. Nothing goes live on the assumption that it 'probably works'.
Your catalogue, prices and photos are loaded and checked as part of the build, so you launch with a working store on day one, not an empty shell you're told to fill in yourself.
Domain, hosting and the WooCommerce admin login are registered to you and handed over at launch. If we ever part ways, you keep the entire store — no one holding your business hostage.
Before I close the project I walk you through adding products, reading orders, confirming payments and printing labels. You finish able to run the store, not dependent on me for every change.
Lean, mobile-first pages that open quickly on a mid-range Android over 4G around the Mohakhali rail gate, not just on office wifi. No heavy slider or wall of photos choking the first load.
The person who designs the store writes the checkout code, runs the tests and does the handover. No agency relay, no junior on your database, no quality drop after the advance clears.
Almost any builder can get an ecommerce store to feeling 70% done. The homepage looks right, the product page exists, the theme is installed. That part is genuinely the easy 70%, and it's the part the cheap quotes are priced for.
The hard 30% is everything that turns a demo into a business you can run: testing the bKash callback with real money so payments actually save against orders, loading and proofreading the full catalogue, getting the courier export to produce a file Pathao or Steadfast will accept without an address mangled into the wrong thana, putting the site on hosting that won't fall over, registering the domain and admin in your name, and sitting with you until you can operate it yourself.
That last 30% is unglamorous and time-consuming, which is exactly why the builders who quietly disappear disappear right there — they've already taken the advance and the finishing work doesn't pay them enough to bother.
So when you're comparing anyone for ecommerce website development in Mohakhali, don't test the homepage mockup — test the finish. Ask three straight questions before you pay: will you test bKash and Nagad with real transactions and show me, will the domain, hosting and admin be in my name at launch, and will you train me to run it before you call it done? If the answers are vague, you're buying the easy 70% and budgeting, whether you know it or not, for someone else to finish it later.
With me the answers are fixed: I build it, test it, load it, hand it over in your name, and train you, and you approve the design before the final payment. Tiers are honest — 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on catalogue size and how custom the build is, with fully custom stores from 3,00,000 BDT, on 50% advance and 50% on launch.
A store that's actually finished, fully tested, and entirely yours, built by the one person you talk to the whole way — that's what ecommerce website development mohakhali bd sellers are really paying for.
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.
Straight answers to what Mohakhali sellers ask me on WhatsApp before they pay any advance.
Development starts at 50,000 BDT. My tiers run 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on how big your catalogue is, how custom the build is, and how much payment and courier setup you need wired in. Fully custom stores — multi-vendor, ERP or POS sync, heavy custom logic — 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 doing daily orders by hand, the 90,000 BDT tier is usually the sensible starting point.
Often, yes — this is a big part of my Mohakhali work. I'll first audit what actually exists: whether bKash is really wired or just a number in a message, whether stock locks, what the plugins are, where the order data lives, and how far off launch it genuinely is. Sometimes I can finish and harden what's there for less than a rebuild; sometimes the foundation is too broken and a clean build is cheaper than patching it forever. I'll tell you honestly which one you're looking at, and quote it as a fixed scope, before you spend anything.
You own it, fully. At launch the domain, the hosting account and the WooCommerce admin login are all registered in your name and handed to you — not parked under my account where I could hold it over you. WooCommerce itself is open and standard, so any competent developer can maintain it later, including you. That's deliberate: a lot of Mohakhali sellers come to me precisely because the last builder kept the login and they couldn't move. With me, if we ever part ways, you walk away with the whole store.
Because I test them with real transactions and show you, not just tick a box. Before launch I run live test payments through bKash and Nagad — including the OTP step and the case where a buyer cancels mid-payment — and confirm each one saves correctly against its order in the panel. COD and the courier export get tested with real addresses too, so labels come out with the right thana. Personal-merchant flow with order-reference matching is available from the starter tier; full bKash PGW auto-confirm goes in once your merchant account is approved, since that needs trade license and bank details on your side.
Usually three to four weeks once the advance clears and you've sent your product list, logo and photos. Week one is design mockups and your sign-off. Week two is the WooCommerce build. Week three is wiring and testing bKash, Nagad, COD and the courier export, plus loading your catalogue. Week four is testing on real devices, your training session, and launch with the handover of domain, hosting and admin. The delays that happen are almost always on the client side — late brand assets or slow feedback on mockups — not from a stalled build, because finishing on time is the whole promise.
Yes. I work with sellers across the whole country fully remotely — whether you're in the towers near SKS, by the wholesale market and Amtali, out in the 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 by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, the handover and training happen over screen-share, and the store is engineered for buyers on mobile data anywhere, not just on fast office wifi. Location never changes the price or the process.
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