Food delivery software for Bangladesh
Built for how orders actually work here: cash on delivery, area-wise charges, a rider on a motorbike and a customer who wants to pay from a wallet. Bangla support, local hosting and a price in dollars, not lakhs.
What is different about running delivery in Bangladesh
The software problem is the same as anywhere: menus, carts, zones, dispatch and reporting. The operating details are not. Cash on delivery is still a large share of orders, so the rider app has to reconcile cash at the end of a shift. Delivery charges are negotiated by area rather than by distance. Customers expect a phone call when the rider is close. And a meaningful share of orders arrive through Facebook, not the app store.
Foodomaa handles the first three natively — COD with rider reconciliation, zone-based charges, and an ordering website you can link from a Facebook page. The phone-call habit is a training problem, not a software one.
Payments: what to expect
Card, wallet and cash on delivery are configurable, and the gateway is your own merchant account. Local wallets such as bKash and Nagad are not a checkbox on every international platform — if they are essential to your launch, tell us before you buy and we will confirm exactly what is supported and what needs a small integration. It is a much cheaper conversation before the purchase than after it.
Hosting and speed
You can host in Bangladesh or on a Singapore/India VPS. For a Dhaka audience, a Singapore region with a CDN in front is usually the best balance of latency and price. A 2 vCPU / 4 GB server handles a launch-stage platform; if you expect a lunch-rush spike, put Cloudflare in front and cache the storefront pages.
Bangla and English
Menu content, categories and CMS pages are editable, so the storefront can be Bangla, English or mixed. The admin panel is English. Support from us is in Bangla or English, which matters more than a language file when something breaks at 8pm on a Friday.
What it costs here
The licence is $299 one-time — roughly the cost of a mid-range phone — plus a VPS at $10–$20 a month. Compared with a local custom-development quote for three apps, which typically starts in the lakhs, the trade-off is obvious: you get a proven product instead of a bespoke one, and you can spend the difference on outlets and riders.
Who this fits
- A restaurant in Dhaka or Chattogram that wants its own ordering app instead of paying aggregator delivery fee.
- A founder launching a delivery platform in one city with a focused menu and a tight zone.
- An agency building delivery products for restaurant clients.
- A cloud kitchen or grocery operation that needs delivery without building software.
Getting started
Try the live demo, then read the pricing page. If you want a walkthrough in Bangla, email us and we will screen-share the admin panel before you pay anything.
Bangladesh questions
Can I take cash on delivery?
Yes. COD is a first-class payment method, and riders reconcile collected cash at the end of a shift.
Is bKash supported?
Ask before purchase. Local wallets are not universal on international platforms; we will tell you exactly what is supported and what needs a small custom integration.
Can the app be in Bangla?
Menu content, categories and CMS pages can be Bangla, English or mixed. Interface strings can be translated in the source if you need full localisation.
Do you support restaurants outside Dhaka?
Yes. Delivery zones are configurable, so a Chattogram, Sylhet or Barishal launch uses the same platform with different polygons and fees.