About the pricing
Why online store quotes in Uttara swing from 8,000 BDT to 4 lakh for the 'same' shop
The first thing most Uttara sellers learn is that every freelancer on Facebook quotes a wildly different number for what sounds like the same online store. One agency near Rajlakkhi quotes 12,000 BDT. A cousin's friend says 60,000 BDT. A 'company' in Sector 4 sends a glossy proposal for 3 lakh. None of them attach a scope, so you cannot tell what you are actually buying. That is the real problem I am trying to fix on this page.
An online store is not a five-page brochure site with a 'Buy' button stuck on the homepage. It is a product catalogue, a working cart, a checkout that handles bKash and Nagad without throwing errors at 11 PM, an order dashboard your staff can actually use, courier integration with Pathao or Steadfast, and SMS plus email notifications when an order is placed. Every one of those pieces costs real hours to set up, configure and test. When someone quotes 8,000 BDT, they are skipping most of them and hoping you do not notice until after launch.
I work as one senior operator. There is no junior designer copy-pasting your store from a template and no project manager forwarding messages between you and the actual builder. You speak directly to the person writing the code and choosing the layout. That changes how I quote. Instead of inflating a number to cover three salaries and an office in Banani, I quote what the work honestly takes for a small or mid-size Uttara seller and put it in writing.
The numbers on this page apply to sellers anywhere in Uttara, Tongi, Airport area, Khilkhet and the surrounding pockets of north Dhaka. Whether you are running a small clothing line from Sector 11, a kitchen supplies shop near House Building, or a B2B parts business off the Dhaka-Mymensingh highway, the same tiering logic applies. Bigger catalogue, more payment options, more custom logic — the price goes up in a predictable way, not a mystery one.
See pricing in BDT