Who builds your store
Cheap doesn't have to mean disposable
Most quotes for cheap ecommerce website development in BD sit between 10,000 and 25,000 taka. Almost all of them tell the same story. Someone installs a free WooCommerce theme in an afternoon. You get a 'pay by bank transfer' note instead of real checkout. And the freelancer stops replying the week after launch. You save money for two months, then spend triple to redo it. I'd rather quote you what a working store really costs, upfront.
My ecommerce floor is 50,000 BDT. Below that, I can't deliver a store that handles real Bangladesh traffic. That means bKash and Nagad payment links, Pathao and Steadfast courier links and COD handling. It means fast mobile product pages. And it means an admin where your staff can add products in Bangla without breaking the layout.
The 50,000 tier covers a focused catalogue of about 20 to 40 products. The 90,000 tier adds heavier custom work and more product variants. The 1,50,000 tier covers larger inventories with proper category structure.
I work alone. There's no project manager forwarding emails and no junior copying code from Stack Overflow into your checkout. I design the screens, write the code, set up the gateways and hand it over. About five years of doing this for BD founders has taught me where buyers really drop off. It's mostly slow image loads, confusing variant pickers and checkout forms that ask for too much. That's what I fix.
Payment is simple: 50% advance to start and 50% on launch. You approve the design before any development begins. If the design doesn't match your brief, you get revisions until it does. That's the design-approval guarantee. There's no surprise scope creep and no 'maintenance retainer' tucked into page 9 of the contract.
See pricing in BDT