What Mirpur sellers are really paying for
A Plain-Spoken Breakdown of What an Online Store Actually Costs in Mirpur
Walk through Mirpur 10 circle on any Friday evening and you will count more small shops than you can keep up with — beauty boutiques near Sony Cinema Hall, panjabi sellers around Mirpur 1 market, fish-feed traders in Pallabi, second-hand phone stalls in Kazipara. Almost all of them ask me the same thing on WhatsApp: bhai, online store korte koto taka lagbe? The internet gives them four different answers and three of them are wrong. This page is the corrected one.
Here is the honest floor: a working online store in Mirpur costs 50,000 BDT to start. That is not a sign-up fee or a deposit — that is a real, launchable WooCommerce or Shopify store with product pages, a working cart, mobile checkout, bKash/Nagad instructions and a contact form. Most Mirpur sellers do not need more than that in month one. They need orders, not a 60-screen design system.
I run this as a one-person practice. No project managers, no junior designers reusing someone else's template, no five-people-on-a-call where nobody actually builds. I quote the price, you approve the design before any payment moves, I write the code, I ship the store, and I am the person you message at 11pm when an order does not confirm. That is why my pricing looks different from the agency PDFs you may have seen — there is no overhead being passed on to you.
Pricing in this page covers three real tiers: 50,000 BDT (lean starter for a Mirpur shop just going online), 90,000 BDT (proper catalog + bKash + courier integration), and 1,50,000 BDT (multi-category store with inventory, coupons and a basic admin workflow). Anything custom — a fully bespoke Shopify theme, a B2B portal, a multi-vendor marketplace — starts at 3,00,000 BDT and gets a separate scoped quote. No invented packages, no "premium plus" labels.
See pricing in BDT