Ecommerce Website Development Price BD: what an honest store actually costs
Tired of hearing 'depend kore' every time you ask about price? Here is the real breakdown for an ecommerce website in Bangladesh - 50,000 BDT to start, three clear tiers, and a custom path from 3,00,000 BDT. No quote games, no hidden line items, no 'extra charge for bKash'.
50,000 BDT floor. 50% advance / 50% on launch. ~5 years building stores for Bangladeshi sellers - one senior operator, start to ship.
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Ask three 'ecommerce companies' in Bangladesh for a price and you will get three theatres: one will say 15,000 taka and ship you a free template with someone else's logo still in the footer; one will quote 80,000 taka and disappear after the advance; the third will throw a 6-lakh proposal at you with PDFs full of words like 'enterprise architecture' that nobody asked for. The buyer is left guessing whether ecommerce in BD costs the price of a smartphone or the price of a car.
The honest answer is in the middle, and it is boring. A working store - product pages that actually sell, bKash and Nagad checkout that does not break on Friday night, cash-on-delivery workflow your courier can read, a mobile experience that loads on a Robi 4G signal in Mirpur - sits between 50,000 BDT and around 1,50,000 BDT depending on how many SKUs you have, whether you need order tracking, and what kind of dashboard you want. Beyond that, you are paying for custom logic: subscriptions, multi-vendor, ERP sync, things most starting sellers do not need.
I publish my floor (50,000 BDT) and my tiers because pricing should not be a negotiation game where the seller who shouts loudest wins. You should be able to look at a tier, see what is in it, and decide whether your store fits - before any call, before any 'discount only for you brother' nonsense.
I am RH Fardin - the same person who designs, builds, ships, and supports your store. No subcontracting to a junior in another city. About five years of building ecommerce for Bangladeshi sellers means I have already debugged the bKash callback at 11pm, watched a thumbnail go from 4MB to 80KB and double the add-to-cart rate, and rewritten a checkout flow because customers were entering their phone numbers in the address line. Pricing reflects that work, not a rate card someone pasted from an Indian agency website.
Six things every ecommerce price in BD should already include - if a quote skips them, that is where the surprise invoice comes from later.
Sandbox-to-production setup for bKash and Nagad checkout is in every tier. No 'integration costs extra 15,000 taka' line item three weeks in.
Cash-on-delivery flow with phone-verified orders, courier-ready labels (Pathao, Steadfast, RedX), and admin filters so you can spot fake orders before dispatch.
Built and tested on a real 4G connection on a 25,000-taka Android phone, not a 4K monitor in an office. That is how 80% of your buyers will see it.
Image gallery, variants, size charts, delivery estimate, FAQ block, related items - not a generic Woo template with one photo and a price.
Order management, stock alerts, sales export, customer messages - in plain English so your team is not lost in a developer dashboard.
30-minute screen-record walkthrough, written cheat sheet, and 14 days of post-launch support included so you are not stuck if a product photo breaks.
The three biggest cost drivers are catalogue size, checkout complexity, and trust elements. Catalogue: 20 products with one variant each is a different build from 600 SKUs with size, colour, and bundle pricing - more SKUs means more import work, more search/filter logic, more thumbnails to optimise. Checkout: a single bKash + COD setup with one shipping zone is fast; add Nagad, Rocket, card payment via SSLCommerz, multi-city shipping rules, and discount codes, and you are paying for testing time on every combination.
Trust: review widgets, verified-buyer badges, a working return policy page, fast support chat, courier tracking iframe - none of this is hard individually, but together they often make the difference between a 1.2% and a 2.4% conversion rate.
Here is what my tiers actually cover. 50,000 BDT - a starter store, up to ~30 products, bKash + COD, one shipping zone, basic admin, mobile-first, ready to sell. 90,000 BDT - up to ~150 products with variants, bKash + Nagad + COD, multi-zone shipping, discount codes, abandoned-cart email, sales analytics. 1,50,000 BDT - up to ~500 SKUs, full payment stack (bKash, Nagad, card), Pathao/Steadfast/RedX API integration, multi-admin roles, loyalty/points basics, custom homepage modules.
Custom from 3,00,000 BDT - multi-vendor marketplaces, subscriptions, ERP/POS sync, B2B pricing, app-ready REST APIs, anything that needs custom database work. 50% advance, 50% on launch. If you do not approve the design, you do not pay the second half - that is the design-approval guarantee, in writing, in the contract.
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
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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.
The 'koto taka' question first, then everything else sellers actually ask before they hand over the advance.
Floor is 50,000 BDT for a working store with bKash + COD and up to about 30 products. 90,000 BDT for a mid-tier store with more SKUs, Nagad, multi-zone shipping, and discount codes. 1,50,000 BDT for a serious store with full payment stack and courier API. Custom builds (multi-vendor, subscriptions, ERP) start at 3,00,000 BDT. That is the full menu - no 'depend kore'.
Because that price buys a free template with a generic logo, no real bKash integration (often just an account number pasted into a text box), no support, and no testing. Six months later you are either rebuilding from scratch or paying someone 80,000 taka to fix the mess. The cheap option is usually the most expensive option.
Included in every tier. bKash payment gateway in the 50,000 BDT tier, bKash + Nagad from the 90,000 BDT tier, and the full stack (bKash, Nagad, card via SSLCommerz) in the 1,50,000 BDT tier. No hidden integration fee.
Starter (50,000 BDT) - around 2 weeks. Mid (90,000 BDT) - 3 to 4 weeks. Pro (1,50,000 BDT) - 5 to 6 weeks. Custom builds depend on scope and are scoped in week one. Timeline starts when I receive the 50% advance, your products list, and your brand assets - not before.
The contract has a design-approval guarantee - if you do not approve the homepage and product page mockups, you do not pay the second 50%. I revise until it is right or we part ways cleanly. That clause is there because trust matters more than one deal.
Domain and hosting are billed at cost - I do not mark them up. Expect roughly 1,200 BDT/year for a .com and around 6,000 to 12,000 BDT/year for hosting that can actually handle a 4pm sale spike. SSL is free via Let's Encrypt and set up as part of launch. Year-one maintenance (security updates, small tweaks, backups) is a separate retainer if you want it - it is optional, not required.
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