An ecommerce website cost in Cox's Bazar is decided by how many products you sell, how buyers pay, how orders reach them and which platform runs the store. We price each of those as a separate line. Mystic Shop BD, a custom store we built for the Bangladeshi market, takes cash on delivery and local wallet payments and pays $0 a month in platform hosting.
Updated 20 October 2026
What you sell decides the product setup, the shipping rules and the photos the store needs.
You can see each part on the written quote and decide which ones to launch with.
A store with 40 products and 1 category level is a smaller build than 800 products with filters, variants and bulk CSV import. We count products, categories and variant types before pricing, and product entry is optional if you load items yourself.
Cash on delivery is the simplest method to add. bKash and SSLCommerz each need a merchant account and a tested integration. Manual Nagad payment needs a proof upload and an approval step in the admin, similar to the flow in IELTS Test BD.
1 owner login is the basic setup. Separate roles for packing staff, a manager and an accountant, order status updates sent to buyers, and order lookup by phone number each add development and testing time to the build.
Shopify charges a monthly plan and app fees. WooCommerce needs paid hosting and some paid plugins. A custom store costs more to build but has no platform fees or commission, as with NextGen Mobile. We show the yearly running cost for each option.
Mystic Shop BD and NextGen Mobile show the taka pricing, cash on delivery, courier links and +880 phone handling a seller here would ask about. IELTS Test BD shows a manual mobile-payment proof flow with admin approval.
A store is part of the full website timeline of about 2 to 4 weeks once the quote is approved. Large catalogues, several payment gateways and courier integrations add time, and the written quote gives a launch date for the store.
You tell us what you sell, how many products and how you deliver.
Catalogue size, payment methods, courier integration and admin needs listed.
A written quote for that scope, with the timeline.
Product, category and checkout pages designed for phones first.
Catalogue, cash-on-delivery and wallet checkout, courier booking.
Test orders placed on phones before the store opens.
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5 things: the number of products and variants, the payment methods, courier booking and delivery zones, the admin roles you need, and the platform. Content such as product photos and descriptions is a further optional line. We send a written quote after the free 15-minute call.
We do not sell set packages, because a 30-item jewelry shop and a seafood seller with weight-based delivery need different builds. The quote lists each part separately, so you can start with fewer features and add wallets, courier links or extra roles in a later phase.
Shopify is quick to set up but adds a monthly plan, app fees and work to configure cash on delivery and local wallets. A custom store takes longer to build and has no platform fees. Mystic Shop BD pays $0 a month in platform hosting and owns its code and data.
Running costs include the domain, hosting or platform plan, payment gateway charges set by the provider, and optional maintenance for updates, backups and fixes. Comparing these yearly figures shows whether a platform plan or a custom store costs less over 2 or 3 years.
Common gaps are mobile checkout testing, phone number checks, stock control, speed work and product page SEO. Missing phone checks lead to failed deliveries, and slow pages lose buyers. Adding these later often costs more than building them in from the start.
Yes. NextGen Mobile's checkout normalises +880 numbers and accepts Bengali numerals, and buyers track orders by phone number. The same handling can go into your store, and it is listed as part of the checkout line on the quote.
Book the free 15-minute call with your product count and delivery areas, and the written quote follows by email.
