Online Store Development Rangpur
From a Facebook page and a number to a store that runs itself
Here's the quiet problem with selling from a Facebook page in Rangpur: the orders live in your DMs, the prices live in your head, and the moment two customers message at once, one of them waits or walks. You spend the evening typing "inbox korun" under your own posts and confirming the same delivery charge twenty times. That's not a business system - that's you being the system. An online store moves all of that off your shoulders.
I'm RH Fardin, and I do online store development the way a Rangpur buyer actually shops - on a phone, on patchy data, deciding in seconds whether you look real. So the store loads fast, shows the price up front (because the first question is always "eta koto taka?"), lists what's in stock, and lets someone pay with bKash or Nagad or choose cash on delivery without messaging you first. Every order lands in one place you can check from your phone.
I work as a single senior operator, not an agency. When you message about your Rangpur store, you reach the person who built it - not a support queue and not a junior who'll "escalate it." Across roughly five years I've shipped sites end to end, and that means I own the design, the code, the payment setup, and the handover. If something breaks, there's exactly one name to call, and it's mine.
Pricing is plain. Stores start at 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on how many products and how much custom work you need; fully custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% to start and 50% on launch, and nothing goes live until you've approved the design - that's the guarantee. No surprise invoices, no "that's an extra feature" after we've shaken hands.
See pricing in BDT