About the developer you'd actually be hiring
One senior operator. No bench. No bait-and-switch.
Most people who try to hire an ecommerce developer in BD message a typical dev team first. There, you talk to a closer. The person who really opens your code is someone you never met. Often it is a fresh graduate paid 15 to 20k BDT a month to ship 5 stores at once. That is why your Add-to-Cart button breaks on iPhones and your bKash IPN fires twice. And nobody can explain why.
Hiring me is the opposite of that. The person you negotiate with is the person who writes the code at 2am, when the launch deadline is real.
I'm RH Fardin, a freelance ecommerce developer who works with stores across Bangladesh. I have about 5 years of full-time work on WooCommerce, Shopify, and custom Laravel and Next.js storefronts. I have built fashion stores selling tk1,200 unstitched fabric to women in Sylhet. I have built electronics stores doing 200+ orders a day from a Mirpur warehouse.
I have also built B2B portals where buyers pay 30% online and 70% on delivery. And niche shops where the whole margin vanishes if the courier link breaks for a weekend.
What you really hire me for is not code. It is the judgment around the code. Which payment gateway settles faster in your bank? Why is your COD-to-prepaid ratio hurting cash flow? When should you use Shopify, WooCommerce, or a custom build? Why does your /shop page take 6 seconds to load on a Banglalink 3G connection? And how do you stop fake orders from Khulna villages without blocking real ones?
That is the layer agencies do not sell, because they cannot deliver it. Their juniors do not know it yet. Their senior left two years ago to freelance.
I take only a few projects at any time, usually 2 to 3 in active build. That sometimes means slower onboarding, and a 2 to 3 week queue is not rare. But it also means that when your store is in build, it is really in build. No sorry sir, the developer is on another project texts at 11pm before launch.
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