Who builds your store
Bashundhara runs on Instagram brands that have outgrown the inbox
If you sell in Bashundhara, you probably already have customers. The problem is they all arrive the same way: a Facebook page, a story, an Instagram post, then a comment that says 'price koto?' and a long DM thread to confirm size, colour, bKash number and a delivery address that never quite fits in one message. It works until it doesn't.
The day you get forty orders you lose track, you double-sell stock you don't have, and a buyer in J Block waits two days for a reply that should have been a checkout button. That is the exact moment most Bashundhara sellers go looking for online store development — not because the website looks nice, but because the inbox stopped scaling.
I'm RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer with around five years building the small-to-mid stores that Dhaka actually runs on. I personally design the store, build it, wire in the payments, set up the order workflow, and hand you a dashboard that works. There's no agency layer, no junior I quietly pass your project to, no account manager rephrasing your requirements back to me. When you message about your Bashundhara store, you're messaging the person who built it.
Online store development in Bashundhara starts at 50,000 BDT with me, and that is a real launch — not a demo that nags you to upgrade. You get a proper catalogue, a working cart and checkout, bKash and Nagad payment instructions (or gateway integration once your paperwork clears), cash on delivery with order-verification SMS so you stop chasing ghost orders, courier-ready address fields, and an admin panel your team can run without calling me. Tiers move up to 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT when you need variants, customer accounts, inventory and an auto-confirmed gateway. Fully custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT.
The deal is simple and I keep it that way: one operator, a scope written down before we start, 50 per cent advance and 50 per cent on launch, and a design-approval guarantee — I do not touch development until you've signed off on the design. Bashundhara is full of sellers who paid a cousin or a part-time student 15,000 taka for a store that broke on the first iPhone and was abandoned by the second support message. The whole point of working with one senior person on a fixed scope is that the thing actually ships, and it keeps working after launch.
See pricing in BDT