Josh

The brief

Gamers in Bangladesh buy diamonds, coins and passes in small amounts, often late at night, and pay with bKash or Nagad. A gaming store has to make a top-up take less than a minute. It also has to show which pack gives the most for each taka, so buyers trust the price and come back.

What we built

• Three-step top-up box on the home page: pick a game, type the Player ID once, choose a pack.
• Best value bars that show each pack's price per 100 units, so bigger savings are easy to see.
• Five clear categories: mobile top-ups, passes and memberships, game gift cards, PC and console, and starter bundles.
• Flash deals with a countdown, discount badges and stock left.
• Game guides blog, with posts like how to find your Player ID, plus help pages for delivery and refunds.

How it was built

Josh runs on WordPress with its own theme and our own store plugin, not WooCommerce, so pages open fast on mobile data. The style is white with a bold orange accent and teal details, and the headlines use a sharp, game-style display font. Product cards carry pack sizes, so a buyer can choose without opening every page.

The result

A top-up store built around speed: a few taps, a wallet payment and the pack lands in minutes. Planning a gaming shop? See our e-commerce website service or start your project.