In focus
What an honest WooCommerce build in Bangladesh actually includes
When someone in Bangladesh quotes you 18,000 BDT for a 'full WooCommerce ecommerce website', here is what they are usually leaving out: a real bKash gateway integration (not a manual 'send money to this number' note), proper SSL on checkout, OTP verification for COD, courier API integration, a working order-status SMS or WhatsApp flow, product-schema markup for Google Shopping, image optimisation for slow connections, a properly indexed sitemap, and a checkout layout that does not break on a 360px-wide screen. They also leave out the conversation about who owns the hosting, the domain, the database backups and the plugin licences after launch. That is why those stores die six months in.
My WooCommerce stores in Bangladesh start at 50,000 BDT and cover a real working store: up to about 30 SKUs configured properly, one payment gateway integrated (bKash, Nagad or SSLCOMMERZ), COD with OTP, one courier integration, a custom mobile-first checkout, basic on-page SEO with product schema, order-confirmation flow over email and SMS, GA4 plus Meta Pixel set up with purchase events firing correctly, and a clean handover doc so you actually know how your store works.
90,000 BDT and 1,50,000 BDT tiers add things like multi-gateway support, deeper catalogue work, advanced variations, B2B pricing, abandoned-cart recovery and conversion-focused product page redesigns. Custom WooCommerce work — marketplaces, subscriptions, multi-vendor, complex inventory across multiple warehouses — starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is always 50% advance, 50% on launch, in BDT, and design approval is guaranteed before development starts.