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Free Fire top-up store · Bangladesh · Next.js + Android app
Free Fire Top Up Website Development — CodmshopBD Case Study
Free Fire top up website development for CodmshopBD, a diamond store for players in Bangladesh. The site is a custom Next.js build: a buyer picks a pack, enters a Player ID, chooses how to pay, and follows the order in the account. The same store also ships as an Android app on Google Play.
- Custom Next.js build
- Three-step order form
- Wallet, manual and automatic payment
- Android app on Google Play
- top-up products on the homepage
- 8
- packs on the Free Fire UID page
- 18
- steps in every order form
- 3
- Android app downloads (Google Play listing)
- 1K+
Inside the diamond top up website
Every screen here was taken from codmshopbd.com and its Google Play listing on 3 November 2026 and set into laptop and phone frames. Customer names and photos in the order feed and reviews are blurred.
In short
What does Free Fire top up website development involve?
Free Fire top up website development means building a store where a player buys diamonds, memberships or passes for a Player ID and pays in taka. On CodmshopBD every product page works the same way: choose a recharge pack, enter the Player ID and check the in-game name, then pick Wallet Pay, Manual Pay or Auto Payment. Orders show up in a live feed and in the buyer's order history, and the whole store is also available as an Android app.
- Client: CodmshopBD (codmshopbd.com), a Free Fire top-up store in Bangladesh
- Built by: Selimuzzaman Afridi, WebDesignerBD — website and Android app
- Products: diamonds, weekly and monthly membership, Level Up Pass, likes, mystery boxes, special offers, Indonesia server
- Payment: bKash, Nagad, Rocket and wallet balance, per the store's own about page
At a glance
- ClientCodmshopBD
- BusinessFree Fire diamonds, memberships and passes
- MarketBangladesh, prices in taka
- StackCustom Next.js website + Android app
- PaymentbKash, Nagad, Rocket, wallet balance
- Sign-inGoogle or email and password
- Built bySelimuzzaman Afridi, WebDesignerBD
- Live sitecodmshopbd.com ↗
The client: a Free Fire top-up store in Bangladesh
CodmshopBD is a top-up store that sells what Free Fire players spend money on: diamonds, weekly and monthly memberships, Level Up Passes, profile likes, mystery boxes and packs for the Indonesia server. Its buyers are in Bangladesh, pay in taka by mobile banking, and usually order from the phone they play on.
Everything is delivered to a Player ID, so the order has to collect that ID correctly and let the buyer check it before paying. The store's own notice also asks buyers to order only with their parents' permission, and says every order is checked before delivery.
WebDesignerBD designed and built the website and its Android app. The live site's footer shows a different developer credit; the build itself is Selimuzzaman Afridi's work.
The challenge
A diamond top up website looks like a simple price list. Behind it were four problems that had to be solved together.
One flow for every product
Diamonds, memberships, passes, likes and boxes all need the same three things: a pack, a Player ID and a payment.
Three ways to pay
Some buyers pay from a wallet balance, some send money by hand, some want it automatic.
Trust on a phone
Players pay before they receive anything, so the store has to show that orders are really being delivered.
A store and an app
Regular buyers wanted an app on the phone, without the owner running two separate stores.
What the Free Fire top up website development delivered
A custom Next.js store with a light, blue-and-white look, built around one three-step order form — plus an Android app for the same store.
Product grid on the homepage
Top Up Offer and FF Diamond Top Up sections list every product of the top-up store as an artwork tile: Special Offer, Free Offer, Mystery Box, UID Top Up, Weekly/Monthly, Level Up Pass, Free Fire Like, Weekly Lite and the Indonesia server.
Three-step order form
Every product page uses the same numbered steps: Select Recharge, Account Info and Select one option, so a buyer learns it once.
Player ID check
The Account Info step takes the Player ID and offers a check of the in-game name before the order is placed.
Wallet, manual or automatic payment
Buyers choose Wallet Pay, Manual Pay or Auto Payment; the payment details appear after login.
Packs as tiles
Each pack is a tile with its taka price; a pack that has run out shows Stock Out on its own tile.
Live Recent Orders feed
The homepage lists the last ten orders with their product, time and status — Done, Refund or Cancel.
Reviews on every product
Product pages show an average star rating and buyer reviews, and logged-in buyers can add their own.
Accounts with Google sign-in
Buyers log in with Google or with email and password; the account keeps orders and the wallet.
Rules on each product
A Rules & Conditions block under the order form explains server region, delivery and what happens if an ID is wrong.
Support everywhere
WhatsApp, Messenger and Telegram buttons under the banner, a floating WhatsApp button, and helplines with hours in the footer.
App-style phone bar
On phones a bar pinned to the bottom of the screen carries Home, Market, Contact and Login.
Blog, FAQ and policies
Offer posts with view counts, an FAQ accordion, and terms, privacy and refund policy pages.
Android app
The store also ships as an Android app on Google Play, with order history and order status in the app.
Design decisions behind the diamond top up website
The same form on every product
Whether a buyer wants diamonds or a Level Up Pass, the three numbered steps are identical, so a second order takes seconds.
Proof on the homepage
A live list of real orders, with refunds and cancellations shown too, answers 'does this store actually deliver?' before anyone pays.
Payment after login
Payment details only show to a logged-in buyer, so every order is tied to an account and its history.
Light and readable
Instead of a dark gaming theme, this diamond top up website uses white cards and blue accents so prices and Bangla rules stay easy to read on any phone.
One store, two front doors
The Android app works with the same store, so the owner manages products and orders in one place.
What every Free Fire top up website needs
Planning a Free Fire top up website of your own? Players look for these before they trust a store with their money.
A Player ID check
Let the buyer confirm the in-game name before paying; a wrong ID is the most common failed order.
Every pack priced
Show each pack as its own option with its taka price, and mark sold-out packs individually.
Local payment choices
bKash, Nagad and Rocket, ideally with an automatic option and a wallet for repeat buyers.
Visible order status
An order history and clear Done, Refund or Cancel statuses cut down 'where is my order?' messages.
Server and region labels
Keep Bangladesh and Indonesia server products apart so nobody buys the wrong one.
Fast human support
WhatsApp, Messenger and Telegram with published hours answer the questions that stop a first order.
Clear refund rules
Digital packs cannot be returned, so a Free Fire top up website should say exactly when a refund applies.
A top up website with app
Regular buyers order often; a top up website with app — an Android app on the same store — keeps them coming back.
Technology behind the Next.js top up website
- WebsiteCustom Next.js build
- Order formSelect Recharge → Account Info → Select one option
- PaymentWallet Pay, Manual Pay, Auto Payment
- Mobile bankingbKash, Nagad, Rocket (per the about page)
- AccountsGoogle sign-in or email and password
- TrustLive Recent Orders feed, product reviews
- SupportWhatsApp, Messenger, Telegram, Facebook, email
- Mobile appAndroid app on Google Play
Designed and built by Selimuzzaman Afridi, WebDesignerBD.
What a project like this costs
It starts from the type of build. WebDesignerBD's custom Next.js web apps begin at ৳13,999, which covers up to 15 pages; modules such as accounts, wallet payment or an order feed are priced after we discuss them.
A store like CodmshopBD adds a three-step order form, three payment options, Google sign-in, product reviews, a live order feed and an Android app. Each of those is listed one by one after a short call, and the price comes back as a written figure.
The figure you agree to is the figure you pay; it is fixed before any design work begins.
Check this Free Fire top up website yourself
Anyone can open the top-up store. Load it on your phone the way a player topping up before a match would.
- Open the Free Fire UID Top Up page and look at the packs and their taka prices
- Find the three numbered steps of the order form
- Scroll the homepage to the Recent Orders feed and read the statuses
- Open Mystery Box and spot the pack marked Stock Out
- Tap Download Our Mobile App to see the Android app on Google Play
Questions about this project
What is Free Fire top up website development?
It is building an online store where players buy Free Fire diamonds, memberships and passes for a Player ID and pay locally. The store shows every pack with its price, checks the ID, takes payment and tracks each order.
What is CodmshopBD built with?
The website is a custom Next.js build, and the store also has its own Android app on Google Play. Both were built by Selimuzzaman Afridi of WebDesignerBD.
How does ordering work on this diamond top up website?
Every product page has three steps: select a recharge pack, enter the Player ID and check the in-game name, then choose Wallet Pay, Manual Pay or Auto Payment. Payment details appear after login.
How do buyers pay on CodmshopBD?
Prices on this top-up store are in taka. The store's about page lists bKash, Nagad, Rocket and wallet balance, with automatic and manual delivery.
Who built CodmshopBD, and why does the footer show another name?
Selimuzzaman Afridi of WebDesignerBD designed and built the website and its Android app. The live footer shows a different developer credit; that line does not change who did the build.
Can you build a top up website with app for my business?
Yes. A custom Next.js store can be paired with an Android app on the same store, so products, orders and accounts stay in one place.
How much does Free Fire top up website development cost?
WebDesignerBD's custom Next.js web apps start at ৳13,999. Accounts, wallet payment, a live order feed and an Android app are priced after a short call and confirmed in writing.
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