Built for Uttara
Online store development for Sector buyers and parcel-courier reality
Good online store development in Uttara starts with fixing what usually goes wrong. Most stores I get called to fix here 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 except replying by hand on WhatsApp.
The buyer in Sector 7, Sector 11 or Jashimuddin is scrolling on a mid-range Android phone. They have bKash open in another tab. In under 30 seconds, they decide if your store looks like a real shop or a scam. The store has to earn those 30 seconds.
I build online stores around how Uttara customers really buy. They pick the product and see the real total in BDT, with delivery included. They pay by bKash or Nagad, or choose cash on delivery. They get an SMS or WhatsApp confirmation. The owner gets a clean order page to manage from a phone.
Maybe you run a clothing brand off Garib-e-Newaz Avenue or a cosmetics shop near Rajlakshmi. Maybe you run a home-based food business that sends parcels through Steadfast or Pathao. Either way, the store fits the way you already work.
I do everything myself. I run the product strategy call and draw the layout. I get your design approval before writing a line of code. I build the store on WooCommerce or Shopify, based on what you need. I connect bKash and Nagad through a real local payment partner, set up your courier API and hand you the admin login myself.
I have spent about 5 years doing only this. So I know the parts that quietly break later, and I build around them from the start.
Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT for a tight launch store with 8 to 12 products. Bigger catalogue and multi-vendor builds go up to 1,50,000 BDT. Fully custom stacks start from 3,00,000 BDT. You pay 50% advance to start and 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 fix it later" loop.
See pricing in BDT