Pricing without the runaround
Why Shopify quotes in Uttara swing from 15k to 1.8 lakh for "the same store"
Ask any Uttara seller group "Shopify store banate koto taka?" You will get answers ten times apart, so the Shopify store development price in Uttara looks random. Some people do cheat. But the real reason is that "a Shopify store" can mean five very different jobs.
One person means a free Dawn theme with your logo on it and three products. Another means a custom-coded theme with courier APIs, abandoned-cart flows and a B2B price list. It is the same two words and the same screenshot of a clean dashboard, but ten times the work. Until somebody lists the scope item by item, the price means nothing. Most Uttara quotes never do.
So before I quote a number, I tell you what changes it. First is the platform. Shopify charges its own USD subscription, separate from anything I touch. Next come the number of products and how much of the theme is custom Liquid versus default settings. Then there are the courier and payment links you need.
Last is whether you want anything that runs on its own after launch, like abandoned carts, loyalty or wholesale tiers. Those five levers are the whole pricing story. Everything else is noise meant to make a quote feel bigger than the work behind it.
I run this as a one-person studio. Ask me the Shopify store development price in Uttara, and the figure already has my full margin in it. There is no agency stack to feed. No account manager, no junior who builds while a senior bills, and no office overhead I must clear before I make rent.
That is the biggest reason my floor sits at 50,000 BDT while shops down the road quote 1,20,000 for the same starter scope. You pay for the build and the person doing it, not for an office in a tower somewhere.
Every project, at any tier, runs on the same terms. You pay 50% up front to start and 50% on launch, and you get a design-approval guarantee. You sign off the storefront design before I set up products, checkout or shipping. If the look is wrong, we revise it until it is right. That is not an extra charge. It is how the job works.
The price you agree to is the price on the invoice. I would rather lose the project on the first call than surprise you with a second number after the advance has cleared.
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