An online shop in Agrabad, GEC or Halishahar doesn't lose sales because the products are bad. It loses sales because the checkout asks a Chittagong buyer to trust a stranger with their bKash PIN. And it does that before showing a real delivery price to Patenga.
I am RH Fardin, a senior website designer and developer who builds for Bangladeshi businesses. I do online shop website development in Chittagong from start to end. That covers the product catalogue and bKash and Nagad payments. It covers SteadFast and Pathao courier links with live Chittagong delivery rates, and abandoned cart recovery. You also get an admin panel your shop staff can run from a phone. From 50,000 BDT, with 50% advance.
About 5 years building ecommerce, retail and order management sites in Bangladesh. One senior developer from kickoff to launch. Design-approval guarantee, fixed scope, no surprise invoices.
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Most shops that need online shop website development in Chittagong start as a Facebook page. Orders pile up in Messenger. Someone keeps a notebook of who paid by bKash and who promised cash on delivery. Courier dispatch in Pahartali means guessing the postcode from an address screenshot. It works until it doesn't.
Two cancellations on the same day in Foy's Lake make the dispatch boy ask why he's wasting a tank of petrol. A buyer in Khulshi demands an exchange, and there's no order ID to look up. Soon owners in Agrabad, GEC Circle or Chittagong EPZ start searching for a proper online shop website in Chittagong. By then, they're losing money in three places at once.
Repeat buyers can't find the product they remember, because Facebook posts get buried after a week. New buyers don't trust an inbox-only checkout. And the courier bill at month end is twenty percent higher than it should be. Nobody can prove which orders were returned and which were never delivered.
I build the website that replaces that mess. You get real product pages with real stock counts. The checkout takes bKash and Nagad without asking for the PIN inside the site. SteadFast and Pathao courier APIs are built in. A buyer in Bayazid sees the real taka cost to deliver to their address before they pay.
Your shop staff get an order admin. They can mark orders fulfilled, cancelled, returned or exchanged from a phone in the dispatch room. The result is fewer fake orders and fewer disputed deliveries. You build a Chittagong customer base that comes back without a Facebook ad chasing them every time.
Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused single-category store. That covers up to about 80 products and the standard local payment and courier stack. Bigger catalogues with variants, sub-categories and multi-warehouse shipping from Chittagong run 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT. Custom multi-vendor marketplaces and B2B portals start at 3,00,000 BDT.
Terms are 50% advance by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and 50% on launch. The design-approval guarantee means nothing goes live until you sign it off.
These are not add-ons, a premium tier or extra invoices later. Every Chittagong online shop I build ships with all six on day one.
Proper merchant setup, not the personal-number trick. The buyer and your sales WhatsApp get an automatic receipt the moment payment lands. The buyer never has to share their bKash PIN inside the site.
SteadFast and Pathao Courier APIs are built in. A buyer in Patenga, Halishahar, Hathazari or Chandgaon sees the real delivery charge to their exact address before checkout. No surprises, and no callback to bargain.
COD comes with built-in fraud filters. There's phone number checks, a flag for repeat cancels, and area blocking if one Chittagong neighbourhood keeps refusing parcels. It lowers your return rate without losing real buyers.
Stock is tied to variants like size, colour, fabric and weight. When the last red XL kurta sells, the product page goes out of stock on its own. So two buyers don't both pay for the same piece on a Friday night.
See the order list, mark orders fulfilled, print delivery slips and push to the courier API. It's all built to run from a phone in the dispatch room near New Market or in your Khulshi office, not just a desktop.
Sometimes a Chittagong buyer adds to cart and enters a phone number, then leaves before paying. The site nudges them by WhatsApp or SMS, using the merchant tools you already pay for. It wins back real sales every month.
Here's the honest answer most local agencies skip when they quote you. Cost comes down to catalogue depth and how complex your variants are. A shop in Agrabad selling 40 fixed kurtas in fixed sizes can launch on the 50,000 BDT tier with no trade-offs. Now take the same 40 designs in five sizes, four colours, two fabrics and three sleeve lengths. Suddenly that's 800 product variants.
Those variants need real stock tracking, photos per variant and a filter that works on a mid-range phone. That's a 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT build. Pretending otherwise is how Chittagong shops end up with a beautiful site that breaks. It happens the first time someone in Khulshi orders a colour you already sold out of.
The second cost driver is the courier and payment stack you need. A shop sending from one address in Halishahar with SteadFast only is simple. Now picture a shop shipping some orders from Chittagong and some from Dhaka. It uses Pathao for Chittagong city, SteadFast for nationwide and Sundarban for heavy items. It has separate bKash merchant accounts for two parts of the business. That's a real integration project, not a checkbox.
I'll quote you honestly based on how your dispatch office really works, not what a brochure assumes. You pay 50% advance and 50% on launch, with the design-approval guarantee. The fixed scope is written in plain language. So the bill you pay is the bill you saw on day one.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point. I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
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Real questions Chittagong shop owners, Facebook sellers and brand teams ask before they hire me for online shop website development.
A focused single-category shop starts at 50,000 BDT. It covers up to about 80 products, bKash and Nagad checkout, one courier API and the standard admin. Mid-size shops with variants, several categories and a couple of courier links run 90,000 BDT. Larger Chittagong retailers with deep catalogues, multi-warehouse shipping and a richer admin land at 1,50,000 BDT. Custom multi-vendor marketplaces or B2B order portals start at 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and 50% on launch.
Yes, and the reason is mostly about running the shop, not marketing. The Facebook page brings the first-time buyer. The website is where a repeat buyer in GEC or Khulshi finds the same product two months later. It's where COD orders get checked before dispatch, and the courier slip prints on its own. It also gives you a month-end record of which orders were delivered. Without it, you're running a shop without a cash register.
Yes. I set up the proper bKash merchant gateway and Nagad merchant account. Each payment is recorded and receipted to both the buyer and your admin, and it's easy to match at month end. The buyer never types their bKash PIN inside your website. They go through the official bKash flow and come back. For higher-value orders, I usually add SSLCOMMERZ or aamarPay for card payments too.
Three layers. First, phone number checks by OTP at checkout, so a fake number can't place a COD order. Second, a flag that warns your admin when a number has cancelled before. Third, an optional small COD confirmation fee for first-time buyers in high-return areas. These don't end returns. But in shops I've built, they usually pull the return rate down enough to pay for the build within a few months.
Yes, both APIs. The site fetches the live rate for the buyer's exact address before checkout. That covers Pahartali, Agrabad, Bayazid, Halishahar, Patenga, Hathazari, Sitakunda and beyond. Your team can book a parcel in one click from the admin, without logging into the courier dashboard. If you also use Sundarban or RedX, those are simple to add.
A 50,000 BDT focused store usually launches in 3 to 4 weeks. A 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT catalogue with variants and several courier links takes 5 to 7 weeks. Custom marketplaces run 8 to 12 weeks. The slowest part is almost always getting clean product photos and accurate stock counts from your warehouse. Start collecting both the day you pay the advance, not the day before launch.
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