Shopify store development service in BD, built end to end by one person
Shopify is fast, secure and clean to run, but it was not built for Bangladesh out of the box. There is no Shopify Payments here and no native bKash or Nagad button. The default checkout also assumes buyers pay by card first. I set up the store, connect local payment gateways and fix the cash-on-delivery flow. Then I hand you a shop you can run from your phone. One senior developer does it all, from start to finish.
About 5 years building stores. 50% advance, 50% on launch. Design-approval guarantee before a single product goes live.
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I am RH Fardin, and I run a one-person Shopify store development service in BD. I design, build and launch Shopify stores myself. There is no agency layer. Your project never goes to a junior who has never set up an SSLCommerz or aamarPay gateway. When you message me, the person replying is the person writing the theme code and setting up your checkout.
Most Shopify problems in Bangladesh are not theme problems. They are problems of local fit. Shopify Payments does not work here, so card payments need a third-party gateway. That costs you gateway fees, and Shopify charges its own transaction fee on top.
Buyers here expect bKash, Nagad or cash on delivery far more than typing a card number. If the developer does not know this from the start, you end up with a beautiful store nobody can pay on.
I have spent about five years building and fixing sites for Bangladeshi businesses. I treat Shopify as one tool among several. If WooCommerce or a custom build fits your catalogue and margins better, I will say so before you commit. The goal is a store that sells, not a platform sale.
I work in plain Bangla and English. I explain the monthly Shopify cost in taka before you sign. I keep the build on a schedule you can plan around. You approve the design before I move to development. The second half of payment only comes due once the store is live.
This is not a template dump. It is a Shopify store set up for how Bangladeshi customers really find, trust and pay.
I connect bKash, Nagad and card payments through a gateway that works in Bangladesh, like SSLCommerz or aamarPay. Buyers pay the way they already trust. They do not give up at a foreign checkout.
COD is still the default for a huge share of BD orders. I set up COD with order confirmation and fields couriers can use. Then you are not chasing fake or duplicate orders all day.
Most of your traffic arrives on a mid-range Android over mobile data. I tune the theme to load fast and feel right on a small screen. That is where the real buying happens.
Shopify charges a monthly fee in USD plus gateway fees. I lay out the real running cost in taka before the build. So there are no surprises on your card statement later.
I shape shipping zones, delivery charges and order export around how Pathao, Steadfast and local couriers take parcels. That way, fulfilment does not become a manual mess.
You get a clear return policy, real contact details, working order confirmation and a checkout that does not look foreign. First-time BD buyers decide based on trust signals, so I build them in.
Most people only learn this after they have paid for a store. Shopify Payments is the built-in card processor that makes Shopify so smooth in the US and UK. It is simply not available in Bangladesh. So card payments must run through a third-party gateway. Shopify still adds its own transaction fee on top of what the gateway charges.
There is also no native bKash or Nagad button. Mobile-money payments must be added through an app or a custom integration. A store built by someone who skipped these steps looks finished. But it quietly loses every customer who reaches the payment screen.
This is exactly where a focused Shopify store development service in BD earns its keep. I connect a gateway that works in Bangladesh and get bKash and Nagad working in a way buyers recognise. I set up cash on delivery so your most common payment method is also the smoothest one.
I will also be straight with you about the monthly USD subscription. For some catalogues, WooCommerce can be cheaper to run over time, especially for smaller local-only shops. Shopify wins for export sellers, dropshippers and anyone who wants a hands-off, secure platform. You get the right call for your business. Then you get a store built to match it.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point. I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Straight answers on price, payments and what running a Shopify store in Bangladesh really involves.
My pricing starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused store. The three main tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. The tier depends on catalogue size, custom design and integrations. A fully custom build starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch. That covers my build work. Shopify's own monthly subscription is separate, and I explain it in taka before we start.
Not by default, because Shopify has no native bKash or Nagad button. I add them through a payment gateway or app that works in Bangladesh. Then customers can pay with bKash, Nagad, card or cash on delivery. Getting mobile money to work properly is a main reason to hire a developer who knows the local setup. A raw template will not do it.
It depends on your catalogue and margins. Shopify is secure and easy to maintain. It is great for export sellers and dropshippers. But it charges a monthly fee in USD plus transaction fees, since Shopify Payments is not available here. WooCommerce can be cheaper to run for small local-only shops. I will give you an honest recommendation before you commit. I will not push whichever earns me more.
My build fee is one-time. On top of it, Shopify charges a monthly subscription billed in USD. You also pay gateway fees on card sales. Shopify adds its own transaction fee too, since you are not using Shopify Payments. I work out the real monthly running cost in taka with you upfront. So the regular spend is clear before you launch.
A standard store usually takes a few weeks once I have your products, photos and brand details. The timeline depends on catalogue size and how much custom design and integration you need. I give you a clear schedule before starting. You approve the design before I move into development. So there are no surprises near launch.
You work directly with me at every step. I am one senior developer with about five years of experience. I handle the design, theme code, payment setup and launch myself. No account manager passes messages, and no junior touches your store. You always know exactly who is responsible for your project.
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