Built by one senior, not a rotating team
The Dhaka online store company that is one person on purpose
Most of the time, an online store development company in Dhaka is built the same way. There is a Banani office and a sales lead who talks beautifully. A project manager forwards your emails. An intern is the one who opens WooCommerce at midnight to set up bKash. By launch, the person who promised you the world has never opened your admin panel. The person fixing your shipping bug has never spoken to you. That gap is where Dhaka ecommerce projects quietly rot.
I run this differently because I am not an agency. I am RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer, and I have spent about five years shipping stores from start to finish. The founder I talk to on day one is the founder I deliver to on day forty. Same Bangla, same English, same WhatsApp number, same person inside your admin. No handovers, no "let me check with the team" and no surprise junior pushing untested code live.
Online store work in Dhaka has a very specific shape. Buyers scroll your product on a mid-range Android over Robi or Grameenphone data. They ask koto taka in the comments and want cash on delivery. They expect Pathao or Steadfast to pick up the parcel by tomorrow. I build for that exact buyer. The store opens fast on 4G in Mirpur, and the checkout asks for the bare minimum. The admin lets your team confirm a Sundarban or RedX booking in three clicks, not ten.
My pricing is honest because anything else wastes everyone's time. Starter stores begin at 50,000 BDT. The 90,000 BDT tier is where most Dhaka founders land. The 1,50,000 BDT build is a proper catalogue store with payments, COD, courier sync and a real admin. Custom work starts at 3,00,000 BDT. That covers B2B portals, multi-vendor, headless Shopify and anything serious. It is always 50% up front and 50% on launch. It is never 100% up front, and invoices never hold extra items you did not ask for.
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