Built for Uttara
Online store development for Sector buyers and parcel-courier reality
Most online stores I get called to fix in Uttara have the same three problems: the checkout asks for a credit card no one uses, the product photos break the layout on a phone, and the owner has no way to confirm an order without manually replying on WhatsApp. The buyer in Sector 7, Sector 11 or Jashimuddin is scrolling on a mid-range Android, has bKash open in another tab, and decides in under 30 seconds whether your store looks like a real shop or a scam. The store has to earn that 30 seconds.
I build online stores around how Uttara customers actually buy: pick the product, see the real total in BDT including delivery, pay by bKash or Nagad or choose cash on delivery, get an SMS or WhatsApp confirmation, and a clean order page the owner can manage from a phone. Whether you run a clothing brand off Garib-e-Newaz Avenue, a cosmetics shop near Rajlakshmi, or a home-based food business sending parcels through Steadfast or Pathao, the store fits the workflow you already have.
Everything is done by me. I do the product strategy call, I draw the layout, I take design approval before writing a line of code, I build the store on WooCommerce or Shopify depending on what you need, I wire up bKash/Nagad through a real local payment partner, I configure your courier API, and I personally hand you the admin login. About 5 years of doing only this means I know the parts that quietly break later, and I build around them up front.
Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT for a tight 8-12 product launch store, with bigger catalogue and multi-vendor builds going up to 1,50,000 BDT and fully custom stacks from 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance to start, 50% on launch day. You see the design and approve it before I touch code, so there are no surprise invoices and no 'we will revise it later' loop.
See pricing in BDT