Who builds your Shopify store
Shopify is the easy part — setting it up for a Mirpur business is not
Anyone can sign up for a Shopify trial in ten minutes. That is exactly the trap. A Mirpur clothing seller spins up a store, installs a free theme, gets stuck when the checkout will not take bKash, gives up halfway, and the abandoned store quietly bills 33 USD a month on a card nobody is watching. Shopify store development in Mirpur is not about opening the account — it is about the unglamorous configuration that decides whether the store takes a single order: payments, shipping rates, courier handoff, and a checkout a phone-first buyer in Pirerbagh will actually finish.
I am RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer in Bangladesh with around five years building the kind of online stores that Dhaka small businesses run on. I do every part myself — the theme work, the app selection, the payment configuration, the shipping logic, the product upload structure, and the launch testing on real phones. No junior copies a tutorial, no offshore team you never meet. When you message about the store, you are messaging the person who built it.
Pricing for Shopify store development mirpur starts at a 50,000 BDT floor: a customised theme matched to your brand, bKash and Nagad payment instructions in the checkout, cash on delivery configured, your shipping zones set for inside-Dhaka and outside-Dhaka rates, a clean product structure, and a launch walkthrough so your team can run it. The 90,000 BDT tier adds product variants, a tidier collection structure, and one paid app integration. At 1,50,000 BDT you get a more bespoke theme, customer accounts, abandoned-cart recovery and a courier app hooked into fulfilment. Fully custom Shopify work — headless builds, complex integrations — starts at 3,00,000 BDT.
Terms are simple and I do not move them: 50 per cent advance, 50 per cent on launch, and a design-approval guarantee. I do not touch the theme code or upload a single product until you have approved the look and the layout. That one rule is why my Mirpur projects do not drag into a six-month back-and-forth — we agree the scope, you approve the design, I build it, it launches.
See pricing in BDT