Most Dhaka online shops do not break on launch day. They break the first time fifty orders land in one night. Nobody can tell which bKash payments were real, which stock is gone, or which parcels a buyer in Uttara already refused twice.
I do online shop website development in Dhaka from end to end. That means the storefront customers see, and the machine behind it that keeps the business honest. Real stock counts down for each variant. The checkout takes bKash, Nagad and COD. Orders hand off to Pathao and Steadfast. And your team marks orders paid, packed, shipped and returned in one panel, without ever calling me. From 50,000 BDT, with 50% advance and 50% on launch.
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Almost everyone looking at online shop website development in Dhaka is looking at the storefront. They see the homepage, the product grid and the colours. That is the easy 30%. The part that decides if your shop still works in month six is the part nobody puts in a portfolio. It is what happens after someone hits pay.
Does the stock count actually drop? Does the bKash payment link to that exact order, so you can check it at month-end? When a Mirpur buyer refuses a COD parcel, does the stock come back? Does that phone number get flagged? That plumbing is the real development work. It is also where the cheap Dhaka builds quietly fall apart.
I am RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer who builds for Bangladeshi businesses. For about five years, I have launched online shops and then lived with them. I have watched where they leak when order volume gets real. There is no agency layer here. No junior writes the order logic while a senior bills you.
One person scopes your shop, designs it and writes the checkout and stock code. The same person answers your WhatsApp at 11pm in a flash sale, from start to finish.
For a Dhaka shop, I build the data model first, because everything else hangs off it. Products carry real variants, each with its own stock count. So two buyers cannot both pay for the last red medium kurti on a Friday night. Every order gets a fixed ID. The bKash or Nagad reference, the courier consignment and any refund all attach to it.
So at the end of the month, you can prove which orders were delivered, which came back, and which money actually arrived. The admin panel is built for the person packing orders on a phone in the back of a shop near New Market. It is not built for a manager looking at a dashboard on a laptop.
Pricing is published and easy to predict. 50,000 BDT gets a focused shop for one category with bKash, Nagad, COD and one courier. 90,000 BDT gets a full catalogue with a merchant gateway, variant stock and courier links. 1,50,000 BDT gets a store with many categories, abandoned cart recovery, payment matching reports and more admin roles.
Custom builds, like wholesale logins or ERP sync, start at 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance and 50% on launch. Nothing goes live until you sign off on the design.
Here are six things I build in by default. Each one is a place where I have seen a Dhaka shop bleed money in its first three months.
Stock counts down for each variant, not each product, the moment an order is confirmed. The last piece in a size sells once. So you never have to tell a paid customer that it is actually out of stock.
Every bKash or Nagad payment is tied to one order ID. It is not lost in a pile of WhatsApp screenshots. At month-end, you match money received against orders shipped, instead of guessing who paid.
Refused COD parcels go back into stock with one click, and the buyer's phone number is flagged. After three refused parcels, that number is blocked from new COD orders. So your courier batch stays clean.
Send a consignment to Pathao or Steadfast in one click from the order page. Dhaka zone rates are set once and used everywhere. Your packer prints and hands over, instead of copying addresses into another portal.
Add products, edit stock, change prices and update orders from a phone, with Bangla friendly fields. The person running it is usually standing in the shop, not sitting at a desk. It is built for that.
The admin login, hosting details and database are all in your own name. It is built on WooCommerce, so any good developer, including a future hire, can extend it. No lock-in and no source code held hostage.
Talk to anyone running a Dhaka online shop from a Facebook page and a notebook. The worst day of their month is reconciliation. They sit with a phone full of bKash screenshots and a courier statement listing dozens of parcels. Their Google Sheet stopped being accurate around the third Eid order. They are trying to answer three simple questions, and they cannot.
How much money actually came in? Which parcels were delivered, and which came back? And how much did the courier charge for returns that never earned a taka? The gap between what the shop thinks it earned and what is in the bank is where small Dhaka shops lose their margin. It is almost never the products that are the problem.
A properly built shop closes that gap by design, not by discipline. Every order carries one fixed ID. The payment reference, courier consignment and any refund all attach to it. So the month-end report writes itself. It shows paid, shipped, delivered, returned and refunded orders, and the real net after courier charges. From the 1,50,000 BDT tier, I build that view right into the admin. You stop exporting to a spreadsheet at all.
This is the difference between online shop web design in Dhaka and real development. Design makes the storefront look like a real business. Development makes the back office act like one. So the number on screen at month-end is a number you can trust and bank on.
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There are three published tiers. 50,000 BDT gets a focused shop for one category. It has bKash and Nagad checkout, COD with basic fraud filters, variant stock and one courier. I load up to about 50 products. 90,000 BDT gets a full catalogue with a merchant gateway, deeper variant stock and courier links. 1,50,000 BDT adds abandoned cart recovery, more couriers, payment reports and more admin roles. Custom work starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance and 50% on launch. Hosting and domain are paid separately in your name.
Design is the storefront. It is the part the customer sees, and where most cheap offers stop. Development is everything behind the pay button. That means stock that counts down per variant and order IDs that let you match bKash at month-end. It also means the courier handoff, the returns ledger and the admin your team runs the business from. I do both. But I price and scope around the development, because it decides if your shop still works when orders pile up.
Mostly, it fixes the day-to-day mess. Facebook brings the first order. Your own online shop website in Dhaka is where a repeat buyer in Dhanmondi finds the same product again. It keeps stock accurate during a flash sale and checks COD orders before dispatch. And at month-end, it proves which orders were delivered and which money arrived. You are not replacing your Facebook page. You are giving it a cash register and a stockroom that do not depend on screenshots.
That is exactly what stock control per variant is for. When the last unit of a size sells, that variant goes out of stock on its own. So two buyers never both pay for one piece in a Friday night rush. The checkout and order panel stay quick under load on a mid-range Android over 4G. In Dhaka, the rush always comes on phones, not desktops. I test for that before launch, not after the first complaint.
Not for the 50,000 BDT tier. We can launch on your personal bKash and Nagad numbers, with manual order confirmation. Then we add the proper merchant gateway once your paperwork clears. From 90,000 BDT up, the merchant gateway is worth it. It records each payment and sends a receipt on its own, which makes matching cleaner. bKash needs the Trade License to approve you, but I do not need it to start building. So we build and test while your paperwork moves.
The 50,000 BDT focused store usually launches in three to four weeks. The clock starts when the advance clears and you send product photos, prices and stock counts. The 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT builds take five to seven weeks. Part of that is bKash merchant approval, which runs on their timeline, usually seven to ten working days. The slowest part is almost always getting clean photos and accurate stock from your shop. So start gathering both the day you pay the advance.
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