About the work
Why "best" in Dhaka rarely means the biggest agency
Most Dhaka founders who land on this page already paid somebody once. The store loads slow on a Banglalink 3G connection in Mohammadpur, the bKash plugin throws an error on Friday night, the COD form on mobile has a button people cannot tap with one thumb, and the agency that built it now takes three days to reply. That is the actual problem behind the search for the "best" WooCommerce company in Dhaka — not a logo, not an award, just somebody who picks up the phone and fixes it.
I work as a solo senior operator. When you hire me you are not handed off to a junior after the sales call. I write the wireframe, design the product page, build the WooCommerce theme, configure SSLCommerz, test bKash and Nagad with my own numbers, set up the Pathao and Steadfast integrations, and ship it. About five years doing this for brands across Dhaka — fashion in Bashundhara, electronics resellers in Stadium Market, home goods sellers running from Mirpur warehouses, food brands fulfilling out of Dhanmondi.
The pricing floor is 50,000 BDT for a starter WooCommerce store, 90,000 BDT for the standard build that most Dhaka brands actually need, and 1,50,000 BDT when you want the full setup with multi-step checkout, abandoned cart recovery, Bangla and English toggle, courier integration and proper analytics. Anything heavier — custom dashboards, ERP sync, multi-warehouse — starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Half on signing, half the day the store goes live. If you do not approve the design, you do not pay the second half.
I do not chase Comilla and Chattogram clients with mass-mailed proposals. I build for Dhaka because I live the same market — I order from the same stores, I know which couriers actually deliver on time to which thana, and I know what a Dhaka buyer expects to see before they trust a checkout form with their bKash number. That is what "best" should mean on a page like this.
See pricing in BDT