What the service actually covers
End-to-end, not just "we'll build the site"
Most people searching for an ecommerce development service in Bangladesh have already been burned by a "package" that ended at handover. They got a login, a half-empty store, and a developer who stopped replying the day the final payment cleared. My service is built the opposite way. I treat it as one job that runs from the first scoping call to a store that's taking real orders, with me on the line through the part where things actually break, the first failed bKash transaction, the delivery charge that's wrong for Rangpur, the product image that won't upload from a phone.
Concretely, the service covers the parts a seller can't do alone: the design, the build, the bKash and Nagad checkout, the cash-on-delivery flow, the admin panel, and migrating you off whatever you're on now, usually a Facebook page or a free site builder where checkout is a comment thread. I set up the catalogue structure, load a first batch of products with you so you learn the system by doing it, and configure delivery charges for inside-Dhaka versus the rest of the country. You end up with a shop you understand, not a black box only the developer can touch.
I keep it a single-operator service on purpose. When you hire an agency you're really buying a project manager, a designer, a junior coder and an account handler, and the cost of all four sits in your invoice whether they help your store sell or not. With me the person who quotes the work is the person who writes the checkout logic and the person who answers your message six weeks after launch. That's why the service starts at a real 50,000 BDT instead of a padded number with four salaries baked in.
I'm honest about scope, because a service is only as good as what it promises and keeps. Before we start I tell you plainly what's included, what counts as a later add-on, and what your budget tier actually buys, the 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers, or a fully custom build from 3,00,000 BDT. If your wishlist costs more than your budget, I say so up front and we cut scope together, instead of me saying yes and quietly shipping something thin you only notice is broken after the first sale.
See pricing in BDT