Online store development for Bangladesh, built to actually sell
I build online stores for Bangladeshi businesses. You get the full build, not a half-finished theme handed off. That means a working cart, real bKash and Nagad checkout, and cash-on-delivery linked to a courier. You also get an admin panel you can run from your phone. One senior developer codes, tests and ships your store himself, from 50,000 BDT.
About 5 years building and launching stores on my own. I write and test every part of the store myself. You sign off on the design before the final 50% is due, so you never pay for a half-working shop.
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Online store development in BD is a different job from store design. Most Bangladeshi sellers learn that the hard way. Design is what the customer sees. Development is everything that must work the moment someone taps "order". The cart must hold the right items. The bKash and Nagad payment must confirm instead of failing.
The cash-on-delivery option must record an address a courier can find. The stock count must drop when something sells. The order must land somewhere you will actually see it. Plenty of people will sell you a pretty front page. Far fewer will build the machinery behind it, so the orders do not quietly leak away.
That is the part I focus on. When I develop an online store, I build the whole thing from start to finish. Then I test it like a real buyer before it goes live. I add to cart on a slow connection and pay with bKash. I choose cash-on-delivery from Khulna. I check that the order arrives in the admin with the right total.
A store that looks finished but drops one in five checkouts is worse than no store. You have paid for it, and you are still losing the sale. Online store development in BD done properly means the boring back end works as hard as the front end looks good.
I work as one senior operator, not an agency. You talk to the person writing the code, not an account manager passing messages to a junior. That is why the price stays sane. There is no office, no markup and no team I am training on your store. I scope it, build it, add the payments, connect the courier flow, test it and launch it.
About 5 years of doing exactly this means I already know where Bangladeshi online stores break. So I build around those weak points instead of finding them after launch.
My pricing is open, so you can budget instead of guessing. Online store development starts at 50,000 BDT. The common tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. The tier depends on how many products you carry, how much payment and delivery setup you need, and how custom the build must be. Fully custom store builds start from 3,00,000 BDT.
The terms are simple. You pay 50% in advance to start and 50% on launch. You approve the design before that final payment is due. There is no surprise bill in the middle of the project.
Development decides whether orders land or leak. Here is what I build into the store, and why each piece matters in Bangladesh.
I test the cart and checkout from start to finish before launch. I use real phones and slow data, so people finish the order instead of leaving at the last step. This is the most important thing a store has to get right.
I set up payment so a buyer can pay with bKash or Nagad and the order confirms cleanly. It is not a fake "send money to this number" note. It is a real checkout flow your customers already trust.
Cash-on-delivery is built in, with proper address and phone fields. The orders are ready to hand to Pathao, Steadfast, RedX or whichever courier you use. Most Bangladeshi orders are still COD, so the build plans for it.
You get a panel where you add products, change prices, manage stock and handle orders from your phone. The store stays yours to run each day. You do not pay me for every small change.
I code the store light and mobile-first. Pages open quickly on a mid-range Android on mobile data, where nearly all your buyers and ad traffic come from. Speed is built in, not added later.
I scope, build, connect, test and launch the store myself, with about 5 years of doing this. You get the person who wrote the code, and you can reach him directly. There is no ticket queue and no junior still learning.
The stores that fail in Bangladesh rarely fail because the homepage looked bad. They fail at the parts you only notice once real orders start coming. Payment times out on a weak connection, so the buyer thinks it failed and leaves. A cash-on-delivery form takes an address too vague for a courier, so the parcel comes back.
Stock does not update, so you sell the same item three times and must send two customers an apology. Orders land in an inbox nobody checks. None of these show up in a pretty demo. All of them show up the week you start running Facebook ads to the store. In development, you either solve these early or pay for them in lost orders.
So when I develop a store, I build for how Bangladeshi commerce really runs. Cash-on-delivery is a main option, not an afterthought, because most of the country still orders that way. The form captures an address and phone a courier can use. I connect and test bKash and Nagad, so the confirmation is clean. I set up stock and orders so you can run the whole thing from your phone.
Before launch, I test the full path on a real mid-range Android: browse, add to cart, pay and confirm. That is the phone your customer is holding. This is the difference between a store that exists and a store that sells. It is not about the front page. It is about whether the development underneath survives real buyers.
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The questions Bangladeshi sellers actually ask me before they order an online store build.
It starts at 50,000 BDT for a complete, working online store, not a half-built theme. The common tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. The tier depends on how many products you carry, how much payment and courier setup you need, and how custom the build is. Fully custom stores start from 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance and 50% on launch, and you approve the design before that final payment.
Design is what the buyer sees: the look and the layout. Development is everything that must work when they tap "order". That means the cart, the bKash and Nagad payment, the cash-on-delivery flow, the stock count and the order landing in your admin. I do both. But development decides whether you actually get orders or only look like you might.
Yes. I treat COD as a main option, not an extra, because most orders in Bangladesh are still cash-on-delivery. The checkout captures a proper address and phone number. The order data is set up so you can hand it cleanly to Pathao, Steadfast, RedX or whichever courier you use. That part is built in. I do not charge it separately to make the headline price look smaller.
Yes. The store comes with an admin panel. There you add products, edit prices, track stock and handle orders from your phone. You run the day-to-day work yourself without paying me for routine changes. I am there for real development work. I will not charge you every time you want to update a price.
Yes. I build for sellers across Bangladesh fully remotely, in Dhaka, Chittagong, Rajshahi or anywhere else. The pricing is the same. Everything runs over message and call. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch. I test the store on mobile data, so it works for your buyers anywhere in the country, not just on city wifi.
I test the full order path myself before launch on a real mid-range Android. I browse, add to cart, pay with bKash or Nagad and choose cash-on-delivery. Then I confirm the order lands in the admin with the right total. You also approve the design before the final payment. You are not launching a store and hoping. You are launching one that has already been run the way a real customer would run it.
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