Online store development company in Motijheel that ships a store you can run, not a contract you have to chase.
When you hire a company to build your store, you mostly want one thing: someone accountable when it breaks. I am that single point of contact. I design the store, wire bKash, Nagad and cash on delivery, set the order workflow, and hand over an admin panel your own staff can run. Floor is 50,000 BDT, and what you approve in the demo is what goes live.
50,000 BDT floor. bKash, Nagad and COD wired in. One named operator on every project, design-approval guarantee before any code ships.
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The owner of a thirty-year-old Motijheel trading firm rarely searches for an online store herself. The son does. He has watched the family business move hardware, stationery, electronics or imported goods through phone calls and a salesman's memory since he was a teenager, and he knows the order book is one resignation away from chaos. He wants to put it online — and he has been told to hire a 'company' rather than a freelancer, because a company sounds accountable. Then he gets the agency quote: a five-line spec, a number with no breakdown, and an account manager who has never sold a carton of anything. This page is for him.
Here is the honest version of what 'company' buys you on a project this size, and what it does not. It does not buy you a better-built store — the actual coding is done by one or two people regardless of how big the logo on the proposal is. What it is supposed to buy you is accountability: a name to call when checkout breaks at month-end, a contract that survives a staff member leaving, and someone who owns the result. The trouble is that in a large shop your project is one of forty, your senior developer gets reassigned, and the account manager between you and the build slowly turns your requirements into a brief that loses half their meaning.
I am RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer in Bangladesh with around five years building the kind of stores Dhaka actually runs on. I operate as a one-person company on purpose: the person who answers your message is the person who designs the store, wires the payments, sets the order panel and ships it. There is no junior learning on your project, no offshore handoff, no layer translating what you said into what got built. The accountability you wanted from 'a company' is sharper here, not weaker — there is exactly one name on the work, and it is on the work.
Pricing is fixed and written down so the breakdown is never a mystery. The floor is 50,000 BDT for a real, launched store; tiers move to 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT as you add variants, accounts and gateway integration; fully custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is fifty per cent advance and fifty per cent on launch, and I do not move into development until you sign off the design. That is the whole arrangement — no retainer you forgot you were paying, no scope that quietly doubles after the advance clears.
Six things I make working before the launch invoice goes out. For a Motijheel firm putting its first store online, these are the baseline of a real store — not optional extras a salesperson tries to bolt on later.
The person you message is the person who built it. When something breaks at month-end, you are not opening a ticket and waiting for an account manager to find out who touched your project.
Personal-number payment instructions live on day one, with the merchant gateway integrated the moment your company paperwork clears. No Motijheel buyer ever hits a checkout that silently assumes a credit card.
COD is still where most first orders land here. I wire it with an order-verification SMS so your staff are not dispatching parcels to numbers that were never going to answer the courier call.
Before the advance clears you get the deliverables, the tier and the number in writing. The 'company' part you actually wanted — accountability — lives in that document, not in the office size.
A Bangla-friendly panel where your existing accounts or sales person adds products, edits prices, updates stock and marks orders shipped — no new technical hire, no monthly support call for routine edits.
Domain, hosting, database and source code are registered in your name from the start. If you ever leave me, the whole store leaves with you. Nothing is held to keep you on a contract.
The real worry behind 'I want a company, not a freelancer' is not about company size. It is continuity. A Motijheel owner has been burned by the relative-of-a-friend who took twenty thousand taka, built something on a free theme, and went quiet after the second support message. The instinct after that is to hire something that looks permanent.
But a big agency solves continuity in name only — the actual continuity risk is the one developer who knows your store leaving, and that happens inside large firms constantly, just out of your view. What protects you is not the size of the vendor; it is whether the source code, hosting and database are in your name, whether the build is documented, and whether the work is simple enough that any competent developer could pick it up.
I set all three up by default, so you are never hostage to me or to anyone.
And the breakdown is plain, because that is the other thing 'a company' is supposed to give you and usually does not. People ask koto taka and want a single number; the truth is it depends on what your firm actually sells. The 50,000 BDT floor covers a clean catalogue of roughly 30 to 50 products, single variant each, bKash and Nagad personal-number instructions, cash on delivery, one courier export and a staff-friendly admin panel — genuinely enough for a Motijheel trader going online for the first time.
Variants, customer accounts and quantity pricing move you to 90,000 BDT; a real merchant gateway with auto-confirmed payments and courier API integration lands near 1,50,000 BDT; multi-vendor portals or stock-system links are custom from 3,00,000 BDT. I tell you which tier you need on the first call — including when it is the smallest one — because a quote with no breakdown is precisely the move that makes Motijheel owners stop trusting developers in the first place.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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The questions Motijheel business owners actually ask before paying the first fifty per cent. If yours is not here, message me directly.
50,000 BDT is the floor — a working store with roughly 30 to 50 products, single variant each, bKash and Nagad personal-number instructions, cash on delivery, one courier export and a staff-friendly admin panel. Variants, customer accounts and quantity pricing move you to 90,000 BDT. A merchant gateway with auto-confirmed payments and courier API integration lands near 1,50,000 BDT. Multi-vendor or stock-system builds are custom from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is fifty per cent advance, fifty per cent on launch, and the full breakdown is in writing before you pay anything.
Because on a store this size the agency does not build it better — one or two people write the actual code no matter how big the logo on the proposal is. What you are really paying an agency for is accountability, and that gets weaker behind an account manager, not stronger. With me there is exactly one name on the work: the person you message designs it, builds it and ships it. You also get the source code, hosting and database in your own name, so continuity does not depend on any single person staying — which is the real risk, inside an agency or out of it.
You are protected by design, not by trust. Your domain, hosting, database and source code are registered in your name from day one, and the build is documented and kept simple enough that any competent developer can pick it up. If I disappeared tomorrow, you would hand the login details to another developer and they could continue without rebuilding from scratch. That is the honest answer to the continuity worry behind wanting 'a company' — and it is stronger here than the average agency offers.
Yes, and that is most of the Motijheel work I do. The store sits on top of how the firm already operates rather than fighting it — manual order confirmation so your salesman still places the human call that closes a deal, quantity or wholesale pricing where you sell in cartons, and an admin panel your existing accounts person can run. You are not forced into card-only checkout or rigid retail pricing. The goal is to get the order book out of one person's head, not to rip up a system that works.
Yes. Every store I ship supports bKash and Nagad from launch through personal-number instructions with manual SMS confirmation, plus cash on delivery, which is still where a large share of first orders come from in this market. If your company qualifies for the bKash or Nagad merchant gateway, I integrate the API as soon as your paperwork clears — usually within about two weeks of launch, without changing the price we agreed.
Three to four weeks for the 50,000 BDT tier from the day the advance clears, assuming you send product details, photos and prices in the first week. Week one is design, week two your approval and revisions, week three development and content upload, week four testing on real devices and launch. I do not start development until you approve the design — that design-approval guarantee is the single biggest reason cheap Dhaka projects fall apart, and it is why mine do not.
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