Searching for an online store development company in Sylhet? Behind that word, you want two things most local firms fail at. You want a store you own outright, and one person still answering when a probashi order must ship before Eid.
I am RH Fardin, a one-person studio, not a layered firm. I build real online stores for Sylhet sellers who have outgrown the Facebook page. I scope, design, code and ship the whole store myself. Checkout takes bKash and Nagad from Bandar Bazar, a card from Birmingham, and cash-on-delivery. Stores start at 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch. You approve the full design before any code. The domain, hosting and admin logins go to you, in your name.
One senior operator with about 5 years building BD stores. bKash, Nagad, card and COD set up and tested. You own the store outright on handover. Design-approval guarantee. Reach me direct on WhatsApp.
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Ask around Zindabazar and Bandar Bazar about hiring an online store development company in Sylhet. You will hear two versions of the same warning. In the first, a local "IT firm" took the advance and installed a nulled WordPress theme that broke on the next update. Then it quietly turned the store into a monthly rent. Pay every month or your shop goes dark, and the domain is in their name, not yours.
In the second, a Dhaka agency quoted in lakhs and ran the seller through a polished salesman. The actual build went to a junior who never once thought about a son in London paying for his mother in Ambarkhana. So the real question behind your Google search is not who has the biggest office. It is who will hand you the keys to a store you own, and still answer the week your probashi orders peak.
I build for Sylhet sellers who have outgrown the Facebook page. Think of Zindabazar boutiques, Monipuri handloom and saree houses, and shatkora and tea sellers. Think also of the gift shops that quietly live on orders from Sylhetis in London and the Gulf. Each store gets a catalogue, a cart, a checkout for local and overseas buyers, and an order panel you run from your phone.
Here is the honest case for one senior operator over a company-shaped one, and why it matters more in Sylhet. A company puts a layer of people between you and whoever builds your store. There is a salesman who oversells, an account manager who relays your messages, and a junior who guesses at the parts that touch real money. Your best order is often a probashi paying by card from abroad to send a saree home for Eid.
That handoff is exactly where things break. The junior building your checkout has never tested a UK payment landing on a Sylhet address. With me there is no layer. The person you message first scopes your store and designs it in Figma. I set up bKash, Nagad, a card gateway for the diaspora and cash-on-delivery for the careful local buyer. I test it on a real Android, and I answer on WhatsApp when a Dubai payment looks stuck before your Eid push.
Ownership matters more here than in Dhaka, for a Sylhet reason. Many sellers I build for do not run the shop alone. A son or daughter abroad helped fund it, and a relative in London is half the reason the store exists. Eid is when probashi money really moves. You cannot run a diaspora business on a store a local firm can switch off. Miss one monthly payment, and the domain and logins stay in their hands.
That is not a store you own. It is a store you rent until they raise the price. On handover, I give you the domain in your name, the hosting account you control, and every admin login in one document. A Sylhet seller whose busiest week depends on family overseas needs to own the one asset that takes their money, not borrow it.
Pricing is fixed and the same for everyone, with no diaspora markup because some buyers earn in pounds. 50,000 BDT gets a real, launched store with bKash, Nagad, cash-on-delivery, Sylhet and nationwide addresses, and a phone order panel. Tiers run 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT as your catalogue, variants, overseas card setup and automation grow. Fully custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank, and I start coding only after you approve the full design.
A firm sells you a team and a monthly fee. I sell you accountability, a working store and the keys to it. Here are six things that decide who you trust for online store development in Sylhet BD, and why the solo model wins each one.
The domain is in your name, the hosting is yours, and every admin login comes in one document at launch. No nulled theme that dies on update, and no firm that switches your shop off when you skip a monthly payment. That trap catches many Sylhet sellers.
The person you message first scopes, designs, codes and ships the store, then answers after launch. No salesman overselling, no account manager relaying, and no junior guessing at a checkout that handles a London card and a Bandar Bazar bKash.
A son in the UK or a daughter in the Gulf pays by card and ships to a relative's Sylhet address in one go. A Facebook page cannot do that. A local IT firm's fake "bKash integration" never makes that order possible either.
Your local Sylheti buyer gets bKash, Nagad and cash-on-delivery. The probashi paying from overseas gets a card gateway. Both live in the same store from the entry tier, so you never lose a customer over a payment method.
A bad firm here goes quiet once paid, right when the diaspora buys hardest. You get my direct WhatsApp. The person who built the store is the one who frees a stuck payment from abroad the night before the season peaks.
No code starts until you sign off the full design in Figma. If it does not look like your shop, we fix the screens first. You never pay the second 50% for a store you did not approve, a guarantee no salesman can give.
Let me be blunt about why many Sylhet sellers reach for a "company," and why it often costs them. The word feels like insurance. A team means someone is always there, and an office means someone real to chase. But look at a local firm from your side of the contract. A salesman wins the work by promising more than the build delivers. Your brief goes to whoever is free, often on a nulled theme. You never meet the person coding the part that touches your money.
Then comes the part special to this city. The store gets registered in the firm's name and quietly turned into a monthly rent. The asset your diaspora customers pay into is not really yours. Miss a payment and the shop goes dark in the middle of an Eid run. The "company" you hired to feel safe turns out to stand between you and your own store. A senior solo operator removes all of that, and you can test it before you pay the balance.
First, ask whose name the domain and hosting will be in, and get the handover document in writing. A firm that hedges is telling you the store will never truly be yours. Second, watch two payments close the loop. A local bKash or Nagad payment on a real phone should land marked-paid, with stock dropped and a Sylhet address ready for the courier. Then a card payment, the way a probashi pays, should go through to a different local address.
Most "bKash integration" in Sylhet is just a number printed on the checkout. The customer still screenshots and DMs, and the overseas order was never possible. To be fair about the trade-off, a one-person studio takes a fixed number of builds at a time. I scope tightly and tell you on the first call if you need the 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT tier. You give up a letterhead. You keep a store in your name and one senior person who still picks up six months later.
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The questions Sylhet sellers actually ask me in the first WhatsApp message, not the polished ones from a firm's brochure.
It starts at 50,000 BDT for a real, launched store. You get a catalogue, a cart, bKash, Nagad and cash-on-delivery, nationwide addresses and a phone order panel. Tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, based on catalogue size, cloth variants, overseas card payments and automation. Custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance and 50% on launch, and you test the working store before the final payment. There is no diaspora markup. Ask any other quote one thing: is the domain and hosting in your name?
One person, and that is the point. A firm puts a salesman, an account manager and a junior between you and the builder. In Sylhet, that handoff is where the checkout breaks, because the junior never tested a London card payment landing on a Sylhet address. With me, the person you message first scopes, designs and builds the store, and answers after launch. You give up a letterhead. You get one named operator who is personally on the hook, and a store in your name.
That is the exact trap I work against. First, ownership. At launch I hand you the domain, the hosting account and every admin login in one document. There is no monthly rent and no switch I can flip. Second, the terms protect you: 50% advance and 50% only on launch, after you test the store, plus a design-approval guarantee. No nulled themes that break on update. I build under my own name, so holding a store hostage would cost me far more than it could earn.
Yes, that is the exact problem I build for in Sylhet. A son in the UK or a daughter in the Gulf pays by card. In the same order, they ship to their mother in Zindabazar or a sister in Ambarkhana. No screenshot of a bKash number they cannot use abroad, and no reply eleven hours late that loses the sale. Payer and receiver can be in two countries, and the order still closes cleanly. Mine is built for that from the 50,000 BDT tier up.
Yes, both sides live in one checkout. For your local buyer, cash-on-delivery, bKash and Nagad come first. Orders mark paid inside the store, with phone checks and delivery rules that cut fake orders. For the diaspora buyer, a card gateway sits right beside them, so a UK or Gulf payment goes through without a screenshot. You never lose either customer. A firm that prints a bKash number on the checkout gives you neither, and getting both right is half of why the store makes money.
A 50,000 BDT store takes 2 to 3 weeks after the advance, if you send photos and details in week one. A 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT store takes 4 to 6 weeks, with two revision rounds. Custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT run 8 to 12 weeks. I build it myself from start to finish, and no junior takes over. For Eid, when Sylhetis abroad buy hardest, message me early, because slots fill fast. Dates are committed in writing.
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