Online store development in GEC Chittagong for shops near the circle. You already get the foot traffic, but you lose every customer who walks out without buying.
GEC is where Chattogram comes to shop: the malls, the clothing floors, the gadget counters and the crowd off CDA Avenue. The buyer who browsed your shelf at 5pm is on their phone by 9pm. They cannot order from you. I build the store that catches that second visit, with real product pages and a checkout your mobile buyer can finish. bKash, Nagad and cash on delivery work from day one. The floor is 50,000 BDT, and the demo you sign off is the store that ships.
50,000 BDT floor. bKash, Nagad and COD built in. The design is approved before any code is written, with one senior operator on the build from scope to launch.
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Online store development in GEC Chittagong starts with an odd problem. A shop near GEC circle has too many people walking past. Most of Bangladesh would envy that, yet it still loses money every day. The clothing floors, electronics counters, cosmetics and shoe shops feed off the mall crowd and the CDA Avenue traffic. Thousands of people see them. But many of those people look, ask the price, say they will think about it, and leave.
In a city centre that busy, "I'll think about it" almost always means the sale is gone. The next shop is fifteen steps away. An online store does not replace that footfall. It catches the part that was about to vanish. That is the buyer who liked your jacket but wanted to compare. It is the customer who needs a size you did not have on the rack. And it is the one who lives in Halishahar and is not driving back to GEC tonight.
Here is the gap I keep finding in GEC shops that already "have a website". The site was built to look like a brochure, not to take an order. The product photos are there, maybe a price, maybe a phone number. Then nothing happens. The buyer screenshots the item and sends it to your Facebook page. They wait for a reply, ask koto taka and ask if you deliver. Somewhere in that back and forth, half of them drop off.
Done properly, an online store closes that loop. The product page has a working add-to-cart button. The checkout captures the order and a clean delivery address. bKash, Nagad and COD are right there. And you get the order in a panel, not buried in a DM thread you will see tomorrow.
I'm RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer. I have spent about five years building the small to mid-size online stores Chattogram retailers really run. I scope your store, design it and set up the payments and order flow myself. I test it on a real phone and hand you a working admin you can run yourself.
There is no agency layer between us. No junior practises on your shop, and no account manager rewrites a brief you already gave me clearly. When you message about a stock issue at launch, you message the person who built the thing.
Pricing is plain and the same for everyone. A real, launched store starts at 50,000 BDT. It is not a trial that nags you to upgrade in three months. Tiers run 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT as your range, orders and automation grow. Fully custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT.
Terms are 50% advance to begin and 50% on launch. There is a design-approval guarantee: I do not write any development code until you sign off on the look. The fair price comes from cutting agency overhead, not from cutting the work. You get one senior operator, a written scope before we start, and a store that works on launch day.
These are the six working parts I make sure are running before the launch invoice goes out. Each one fits how a shop near GEC circle really sells, and where it leaks customers.
The buyer who browsed your GEC shelf and left finds the same product, price and a working order button on their phone that night. The store exists to convert the footfall you already pay rent to get.
Built around what your buyers really use: bKash and Nagad next to cash on delivery. Never a card-only checkout that sits empty. It is included at the entry price, not sold back to you later as an add-on.
Designed on a 360-pixel phone screen before desktop, because your GEC customer decides on a mid-range Android in mall traffic. The add-to-cart button sits within thumb reach. Product photos load on one bar of signal.
Size, colour and model are handled cleanly. That is vital for the clothing, shoe and gadget shops that fill the GEC floors. The size you ran out of on the rack is still a sale online, not a lost customer.
A Bangla friendly panel where your staff add products, update stock and mark orders shipped from a phone behind the counter. No call to me for every price change. That is a big reason the total holds at 50,000 BDT.
I design, build, test and ship your store myself, after about five years of doing exactly this. The price is fair because there is no agency overhead, not because a junior is on the keyboard.
If you sell near GEC, your biggest leak is not the shop across the corridor. It is the way buying already happens in Chattogram. A customer sees your product in the shop, on Instagram or from a friend. They screenshot it, send it to your Facebook page or WhatsApp, and ask koto taka. Then they ask if you deliver, and then how to pay. Then they go quiet, because the reply came forty minutes late and their free five minutes in a meeting ended.
Every step in that chat is a place the sale can die. And you pay a person to sit in the inbox and lose some of them. A proper online store turns that whole talk into one screen. The price is shown, delivery is clear, and bKash, Nagad and COD are right there. The order is placed before the buyer's attention moves on. You do not replace the DMs. You give the ready buyer a faster way through, and your inbox is left for real questions.
So for online store development in GEC Chittagong, I start from that buyer's phone, not a desktop template. The product page answers koto taka before they ask. The variants are real, so a buyer picks the colour and size you have without messaging to check. The checkout captures a clean, courier-ready address: division, district, thana and area. Many of your orders go to Halishahar, Agrabad, Khulshi and out to the upazilas. Your team should not retype addresses into a courier portal by hand.
To hold the price at 50,000 BDT, I leave out the heavy machinery on purpose. That means courier API hooks, automatic SMS flows and abandoned cart recovery. They earn their keep at high volume but sit idle while you win your first few hundred online orders. That is the line between affordable and cheap. Cheap skips the order flow and hands you a brochure. This builds a store that takes orders today and can grow into automation when your volume asks for it.
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The real questions GEC shop owners ask me before paying the first 50%. If yours is not here, message me directly.
It starts at 50,000 BDT for a working store. You get real product pages with variants and a checkout that captures orders. You get bKash, Nagad and cash on delivery, courier-ready address fields and an admin your staff run from a phone. The common tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, based on range, order volume and automation. Fully custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance and 50% on launch. You test the working store before that final payment clears.
Send me the link first, and I will tell you honestly. Maybe your current site is really a brochure with no working checkout. Then a rebuild as a proper store from 50,000 BDT is usually cheaper and faster than bolting a shop onto a page never built for it. Maybe you have a real store that just needs payment fixes, variant cleanup or a mobile redesign. Then I will quote that smaller scope instead. I will not sell you a full rebuild you do not need.
You do not move all of them. You give the ready buyers a faster path, so your inbox is free for real questions. Right now, a customer who already wants the item still has to ask koto taka, ask about delivery and ask how to pay. Then they wait for replies, and some drop off in that gap. A store answers all of that on one screen and places the order at once, while the buyer is still keen. The chats left are the ones that need a human.
Yes, and for a GEC clothing or shoe shop, that is the whole point. I set up real size and colour variants, each with its own stock count. So when a size sells out, it shows as unavailable instead of taking an order you cannot fill. The size you ran out of on the rack today is still a sale online tomorrow. We map your variants before I build, so they match how you really stock, not a generic template.
Yes. Every store I launch takes bKash and Nagad from day one, along with cash on delivery. The checkout shows your personal number with clear steps, and orders are confirmed by SMS by hand. If you have a registered company and qualify for the bKash or Nagad merchant gateway, I add the API once your papers clear. That is usually within a couple of weeks of launch, and the price we agreed does not change.
The 50,000 BDT tier takes three to four weeks after the 50% advance clears. That assumes you send product photos, prices and descriptions in the first week. Week one is design. Week two is your approval and changes. Week three is development and content upload, then real-device testing and launch. I build it myself from start to finish. No junior takes over after the kickoff call. That one-person model is why the price stays fair and the store works on day one.
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