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What an ecommerce site actually costs in Uttara
The first question almost every Sector 7 boutique owner, Uttara electronics importer or Jashimuddin Avenue retailer asks me is some version of "ecommerce website koto takay banano jay?" The honest answer is: it depends on how many products you have, whether you need bKash and Nagad checkout integrated, how many couriers (Pathao, Steadfast, RedX, Sundarban) you want connected, and whether you already have product photography. I will not quote a single magic number because anyone who does is either selling you a template or padding the bill.
Here is the real floor for Uttara businesses: a usable ecommerce store with up to 50 SKUs, manual COD orders, basic product pages and a working admin starts at 50,000 BDT. Add bKash/Nagad checkout and you are around 90,000 BDT. Add courier API integration, inventory tracking, customer accounts and SMS order notifications and you are at 1,50,000 BDT. Anything beyond that — multi-vendor, ERP sync, custom logistics dashboards, B2B pricing tiers — is custom work that starts at 3,00,000 BDT.
I am one senior operator with about five years of building websites for Bangladesh businesses, including Uttara shops that needed something better than a Facebook page but smaller than a Daraz storefront. I do the design, the development, the bKash setup, the courier integration and the launch. No project manager, no junior dev, no "the developer left mid-project" call at 11pm. The price you see is the price you pay, split 50% advance and 50% on launch, with a design approval guarantee — if you do not like the design after revisions, we do not move to build.
What this page covers: the actual price brackets, what drives cost up or down, the BD payment and delivery realities that affect your quote, and the questions every Uttara owner should ask before paying any developer. By the end you should know roughly where your project sits and what your taka is buying.
See pricing in BDT