Online store development service in BD, built by the person who actually writes the code.
Most online stores in Bangladesh look fine and sell nothing. The checkout breaks on a low-end Android, and bKash isn't wired in properly. Cash-on-delivery orders pile up with no way to confirm them. I build stores that take real orders from real buyers, with COD, bKash, Nagad and courier handoff all in place. One senior developer handles it from start to finish.
About 5 years building and shipping sites and stores for Bangladeshi businesses. No agency layer, no junior handed your project. Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch.
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I'm RH Fardin, and I run a one-person online store development service for BD businesses. I design and build every part of the store myself. That covers the layout, the product structure, the checkout logic, the payment wiring and the courier setup. When you message me, you're talking to the person who will build it. You're not talking to a salesperson who disappears once the advance is paid.
I've spent close to five years working on websites and stores for the BD market. So I've watched the same problems repeat. An agency builds a store, and the owner gets a beautiful homepage. Then the first real test comes, a customer trying to pay, and it all falls apart.
The bKash number is hardcoded in an image. The COD form has no district field. The cart resets when someone switches from Facebook's in-app browser to Chrome. I build around those failure points first, because that's where the money leaks.
Being a single operator is the whole point. No account manager turns your idea into a ticket, and no junior learns on your budget. Say your buyers mostly order from Facebook on a phone with a weak connection. Then I build for that exact buyer instead of a generic 'user'. Decisions happen in one head, so the store stays coherent.
I'm direct about scope and cost. If a feature won't earn back what it costs you, I'll say so before you pay for it. The goal is a store that quietly takes orders for years. It should not be a launch-day showpiece you're embarrassed by in six months.
Every store I build is set up around how Bangladeshis really buy. They shop on their phones, they are wary of paying upfront, and they expect to reach you on WhatsApp or Messenger. Here's what that looks like in practice.
bKash and Nagad are set up as proper checkout options, not a phone number pasted into a banner. Buyers pay the way they're comfortable, and you can actually match up what came in.
Cash-on-delivery comes with the district and area fields couriers need and an order confirmation flow. A clean admin view means you're not chasing fake orders or losing real ones.
The store hands off cleanly to Pathao, Steadfast, RedX or whoever you ship with. Order details export the way they expect, so packing and dispatch don't become a daily mess.
Most of your buyers use mid-range Androids over patchy mobile data. The store is built to load and check out fast on exactly that, not on a designer's fast laptop.
The product page shows a clear return policy, real contact info, clear delivery times and proof. A cautious BD buyer needs these things before they hand over money or agree to COD.
The product and order admin is simple enough that you add stock, change prices and check orders yourself. You don't need to call a developer or pay a maintenance fee every month.
In Bangladesh, the buyer journey rarely starts with your store. It starts with a Facebook ad or a Page post. The person taps the link, and your store has about three seconds to feel trustworthy on a phone over mobile data. From there, most of them want cash-on-delivery. They don't fully trust paying upfront to a brand they just met. The ones who do pay want bKash or Nagad, not a card.
If your store can't handle that exact flow smoothly, the design doesn't matter. The order never completes. A real online store development service in BD has to be built backwards from that moment. It can't start from a Western template where everyone pays by card.
That's the part I focus on. I make sure COD captures the district and area properly, so couriers like Pathao or Steadfast can actually deliver. I wire bKash and Nagad in as real checkout options. I build the product page to answer the cautious buyer's real questions: delivery time, return policy and who to message if something goes wrong.
The cart survives the jump from Facebook's in-app browser to a normal one. The admin is simple enough that you handle stock and orders yourself. None of this is flashy. But it's the difference between a store that takes orders every day and an expensive page that just sits there looking nice.
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
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Here are straight answers to what BD store owners ask before they start.
Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT. The three main tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. Where you land depends on how many products you have, which payment and courier links you need, and how custom the design is. Larger custom builds start from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch, so you never pay for work that isn't delivered.
Yes. I set up bKash and Nagad as proper checkout options, so payments come in cleanly and you can match them to orders. It's not just a number printed on the page that you have to check by hand. The best gateways and methods depend on your order volume. I'll walk you through the realistic options before we build.
Yes. COD is built in with the district and area fields couriers really need. There's also an order confirmation step, so you can filter out junk orders. The store hands off cleanly to services like Pathao, Steadfast or RedX. That keeps packing and dispatch manageable as orders grow.
It changes a lot, and it's exactly what I build for. Buyers from Facebook land on a phone, often inside the in-app browser, on mobile data. I make the store load fast in that situation and keep the cart from breaking when they switch browsers. I also make Messenger or WhatsApp contact easy to find, so unsure buyers can ask before they order.
Yes. I hand over an admin simple enough to add products, change prices and check orders without calling me. I'll show you how it works at launch. You're not locked into a monthly fee just to run your own store. Still, I'm available if you want paid help with bigger changes later.
It depends on the number of products and integrations. The timeline is locked in once we agree on scope. Because I build it myself with no agency handoffs, work moves without the usual back-and-forth. I'll give you a realistic date upfront. With the design-approval guarantee, we don't start the build until you're happy with how it looks.
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