Catalogue logic
Define categories, filters and product fields around real buying decisions, then map size, colour, shade, volume, weight or pack options to stock where needed.
Service
E-commerce website developer in Bangladesh for product businesses and Facebook sellers
A clean, mobile-first online store built around how Bangladeshi customers actually browse, order and pay.
Best fit for: Bangladeshi product businesses and Facebook-first brands
Problem and outcome
Start with the operating problem the website needs to solve.
This is our core service as an e-commerce website developer in Bangladesh, for businesses that have outgrown inbox orders, scattered product posts and manual order handling. The website is designed to make products easier to browse, build trust and create a clearer path from product discovery to order.
Typical problems
- Customers keep asking for price, size, colour and availability in Messenger.
- Products are difficult to organize on Facebook or Instagram.
- The brand looks less established than competitors with a proper store.
- Order information is collected manually and mistakes happen.
- You need one place to connect products, payments, delivery information and marketing.
Typical scope
What can be included
- Responsive storefront and product catalogue
- Product categories, search, filters and variations
- Cart, checkout and order flow
- Payment and courier integration planning
- Meta Pixel and Google Maps ready setup
- Training for routine product and order updates
Planning the service
Plan the catalogue, checkout and fulfilment as one connected system.
The useful starting point is the way the business sells today: what customers ask, how product options are tracked, which details staff collect and how an accepted order reaches the courier. The website structure should remove repeated work without making the team learn an unnecessarily complex process.
Order capture
Decide which phone, address, delivery-area and payment details checkout must collect so staff do not need another Messenger conversation to complete an order.
Store operations
Agree how products are updated, how new orders are reviewed, when stock changes and what information moves into the courier workflow.
Working process
Move from the current sales process to a launch-ready store.
Each stage should produce something the business can review before the next stage begins.
Review the current sales flow
We inspect the existing Facebook page, website or catalogue and note repeated customer questions, product options, order details and fulfilment steps.
Validate the mobile buying path
We shape navigation, product information and checkout, then check that a customer arriving from a social post can complete the important actions on a phone.
Test and hand over
We test the agreed COD, approved payment and courier paths, confirm the launch checklist and show the team how to handle routine product and order updates.
Trust and ownership
Trust should be built into the buying path, not added as a badge.
A credible store uses accurate product information, visible delivery and exchange rules, real contact details and a checkout that explains what happens next.
- Policies and delivery information are placed near the decisions they affect.
- Integrations are described only after the account and technical method have been verified.
- The domain and core business accounts should remain under the client’s control wherever possible.
Scope boundaries
What is not automatic
- The number of products prepared or migrated must be agreed before work starts; a large or unstructured catalogue can require separate data work.
- Payment and courier automation depends on the client having an approved account and a currently supported API, plugin or gateway method.
- Domain fees, provider charges, premium licences and unusual custom business logic are separate when they are required.
Related planning
Continue with the pages that answer the next decision.
Supporting parts of the store
See how the plan changes by product
Read before deciding the scope
- How Long Does It Take to Build an E-commerce Website in Bangladesh? The Process, Step by Step
- Why Cash on Delivery Orders Get Refused in Bangladesh (and What Your Website Can Do)
- Which E-commerce Website Does Your Product Need? Clothing, Cosmetics, Organic, Perfume, Bags and Accessories in Bangladesh
- Best E-commerce Website Developer in Bangladesh? 10 Checks Before You Hire
- What Does a ৳16,000 E-commerce Website Include in Bangladesh?
- E-commerce Website Development Price in Bangladesh: What Actually Changes the Cost?
- From Facebook Page to E-commerce Website in Bangladesh: A Practical Migration Checklist
- How to Write a Return and Exchange Policy for Your Bangladesh Online Store
- What Is the Most Selling Product in Bangladesh? What the Data Shows for 2026
৳16,000 one-time website package
The published website package is intended for a standard e-commerce build. Catalogue migration, paid services and unusual custom workflows are confirmed separately before work begins.
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Questions about E-commerce Website Design & Development
How much does an e-commerce website cost in Bangladesh?
Our standard e-commerce website development price is ৳16,000 one-time. It covers a practical WooCommerce store with the core catalogue, cart, checkout and a clean mobile layout. Very large product migrations, unusual custom features, paid third-party licences or complex private integrations are scoped separately when needed.
What is included in the ৳16,000 e-commerce website?
A WooCommerce store with product categories, search, variations, stock management, cart, checkout, order management, customer accounts and sales reports; Cash on Delivery, bKash/Nagad and courier integration such as Steadfast or Pathao where your accounts are approved, at no extra charge; Facebook Pixel and Google Analytics setup; a mobile-first design; full admin access; and our video tutorials. Not included: the domain (৳1,500 a year if bought through us), hosting (from ৳1,500 a month), product upload and custom features.
Is there an extra charge for bKash, Nagad or courier integration?
No. Cash on Delivery, bKash, Nagad or another payment gateway, and courier services such as Steadfast or Pathao are connected at no extra charge, as long as the provider supports website integration and your merchant account is approved. Transaction fees and delivery charges are paid to the provider, not to us.
How long does it take to build an e-commerce website?
Our standard e-commerce website is built in about 3 working days after the 50% advance and your logo and basic business details. You can start adding products as soon as it is ready. Large catalogues, custom features or third-party approvals such as a payment gateway or courier API can take longer.
Will you upload my products, or do I add them myself?
In the ৳16,000 package you add the products yourself. We give you our own video tutorials showing how to add products, photos, prices, stock and categories, and we help if you get stuck. If you have a large catalogue and want us to enter or import products, that is quoted separately before work starts.
How do I pay for the website?
You pay 50% in advance to start, and the remaining 50% after the website is finished and you have checked that everything works.
Will I own my website, domain and hosting?
You get full WordPress admin access, and a domain bought through us is registered in a separate account in your name. Hosting depends on where the website lives: with your own hosting you have full access to it; with our hosting we manage the server for you (backups, security and maintenance are included), so server access stays with us. Either way you can download a full backup of the website files and database at any time, and move the website to other hosting (we do the move for a one-time ৳1,000).
Who is the best e-commerce website developer in Bangladesh?
There is no single best e-commerce website developer for every business; the right one depends on your products, budget and how you sell. A good e-commerce developer in Bangladesh gives a written price and scope, builds a fast mobile checkout with Cash on Delivery, plans bKash, Nagad and courier connections around your own merchant accounts, sets up product variations and stock correctly, uses licensed themes and plugins, keeps the domain in your name and lets you take a full backup or move the website, and trains your team to manage orders. Aura Digital Bangladesh is an e-commerce website developer in Bangladesh with a published fixed price of ৳16,000 one-time for a WooCommerce store, so you can compare exactly what is included.
Will the website work properly on mobile phones?
Yes. The design is mobile-first because a large share of social-commerce traffic arrives from Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and mobile search. Product browsing, navigation and checkout are designed for smaller screens first.
I sell on Facebook. Do I really need a website?
You can keep selling through Facebook, but a website gives customers a structured catalogue, clearer policies, searchable product pages, a branded checkout experience and an online asset you control. Facebook can continue to drive traffic to the store.
Start with the business problem
Need this service for your store?
Tell us what you sell, how the current workflow works and which part is causing the most friction. We’ll confirm a practical scope before promising an integration or feature.