In focus
What an ecommerce build for a Mirpur seller actually involves
A real Mirpur ecommerce project is roughly 30 percent code and 70 percent decisions you have to make with someone who has shipped this before. Which gateway are you using on day one, bKash Merchant or PGW or both, and how will you handle the chargeback when a Pallabi customer claims they paid but their wallet shows pending?
How will COD orders from outside Dhaka be priced when Pathao charges 130 BDT for Savar but 180 BDT for Gazipur, and how do you stop a buyer from picking a 60 BDT charge by spoofing their address? Are you running a single warehouse out of Mirpur-12 or splitting between a showroom and a home stock, and how does the admin show you what is actually on hand at 11pm before you confirm a Steadfast pickup?
I sit with you and answer each of these properly, then build to the answer.
On the technical side, a typical Mirpur store from me runs on WooCommerce or Shopify depending on your scale, with a custom-tuned theme rather than a 4,000 BDT marketplace template that loads 18 plugins. I configure proper image compression (because nobody in Mirpur is buying a 4MB hero image on a Robi connection), set up Facebook Pixel and Conversions API together so iOS 14 does not break your retargeting, install GA4 with ecommerce events that actually fire, and hand you a written admin manual in plain language.
Pricing on this is 50,000 BDT for a tight starter store, 90,000 BDT for a real production setup with full payment and courier integration, 1,50,000 BDT for a multi-category store with custom modules, and from 3,00,000 BDT for fully custom builds. 50 percent advance, 50 percent on launch, and I do not write a single line of code until you have approved the design.