About this Mirpur Woo build
Cheap on the invoice is easy. Cheap to keep running is the part nobody quotes you.
Almost everyone searching for cheap WooCommerce website development in Mirpur compares two numbers. One is the Facebook freelancer quoting 18,000 taka. The other is the Gulshan agency quoting 1,80,000. Both answer the wrong question. The price that decides if your store makes money is not the build fee. It is the total you bleed over the next twelve months.
A store quoted cheap on a pile of paid plugins and a nulled premium theme looks like a bargain in month one. Then it turns into a slow drip of licence renewals. A plugin clash takes the cart down during your Eid push, and the developer goes quiet. I plan the 50,000 BDT build so the cheap part holds after launch, not just on the day you pay the advance.
Here is what cheap means on WooCommerce when someone who has shipped it many times does it. You get a lean free theme like Astra or GeneratePress, not a 4,500-taka cracked Flatsome that breaks on the next core update. WooCommerce core does the heavy lifting instead of fourteen plugins fighting each other. You get bKash and Nagad with transaction-ID capture and a cash-on-delivery flow built for Mirpur buyers. One courier, Pathao, Steadfast or RedX, is connected properly.
Your only repeat cost is cheap local hosting and a domain you renew each year. No US-dollar subscription, no per-feature app rent, and no surprise renewal email in month three. That is why a Mirpur seller can run this store on a few thousand taka a year once the build is paid for.
I am RH Fardin, and I do all of it myself: design, build, launch, and the late fix on launch night. No agency, no account manager, and no junior wiring your bKash callback for the first time on your budget. The person who picks your product-card layout also sets your courier zones. That same person answers WhatsApp when something looks off the morning after you go live.
That one-operator setup is not a weakness I am sorry for. It is exactly why the price can sit at 50,000 BDT. It still buys a store that takes a real order from a Realme phone in Mirpur 10.
The 50,000 BDT starter is honest about its limits. You get a clean homepage and about 20 to 30 products with real galleries. There is add-to-cart and a single-page checkout, manual bKash and Nagad, a COD flow, and one courier. You also get Dhaka inside and outside shipping zones, plus an admin a non-technical owner can actually run.
If you outgrow it, the same store steps up. 90,000 BDT is the standard build most Mirpur brands settle on, with 100-plus products, a courier API and abandoned-cart recovery. 1,50,000 BDT buys a full-feature store with variants, Bangla and English, and custom filters. Fully custom work starts from 3,00,000 BDT. You hear which tier you need on the discovery call, not three weeks into the build.
See pricing in BDT