For Bashundhara R/A founders comparing "companies"
The smallest online store development company in Bashundhara is also the one where the senior actually builds it
Search "online store development company in Bashundhara" on Google and you get two kinds of result. Both have a catch. The first is the 12,000-taka Facebook "shop ready in 7 days" crowd. They install a nulled theme in an afternoon. The demo looks fine, but the checkout quietly drops a third of your orders by month two.
The second is a registered firm with a Gulshan Avenue style pitch and a quote near three lakh. Ask who actually writes the code, and the answer gets vague. That's because it's a junior in another room who learned WooCommerce last month. This page is the third option, and I won't pretend it is bigger than it is. The company is one senior operator, and that is the whole point.
Bashundhara R/A is quietly one of the densest clusters of online-only brands in Dhaka. On any delivery afternoon you pass flats that are really warehouses. There's a thrift label here and a skincare reseller two floors up. There's a cake kitchen taking forty orders a week, and a gadget page run by two cousins.
Almost all of them hit the same ceiling. Every sale runs through a Meta page and a bKash personal number. Prices get retyped into Instagram comments all day. Growth is capped at how many DMs one person can answer. You hire an online store development company in Bashundhara to break that ceiling. You move from renting space on someone else's app to a store you own. It has a real catalogue, a checkout that works at 1am, and a customer database that is yours.
I work alone and write the code myself. So the person you message on WhatsApp at 11pm is the person who set it up. Maybe a bKash callback hangs during your sale. Maybe a buyer on a Vivo phone in Block I can't finish checkout. I can read the log and fix it. There's no ticket number, no escalation queue and no "let me check with the developer".
About five years of building stores, and rescuing a few that other companies abandoned, taught me what a Bashundhara store must survive. It runs on a mid-range Android, on Robi or GP 4G. It sits in a tab right next to Daraz and the Jamuna Future Park shop fifteen minutes away. If your store is slow, or the checkout asks for the same thing twice, the order is gone. No marketing budget buys it back.
Pricing is fixed and public, so you can compare like for like. Online store development starts at 50,000 BDT. That buys a clean, well-built store with bKash, Nagad, cash on delivery and a focused catalogue done properly. 90,000 BDT adds variants, filters, discount logic and a bigger product range. 1,50,000 BDT is a fully engineered store. It has multi-courier exports, sale-day speed tuning and an admin you can run from your phone.
Fully custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. That covers a bespoke checkout, wholesale or subscription logic, and ERP or POS sync. Terms stay simple. You pay 50 percent advance to lock your slot and 50 percent on launch. Nothing gets coded until you approve the design in writing. There's no discovery fee, no surprise revision invoice and no monthly platform rent hidden in the quote.
See pricing in BDT