You have outgrown selling out of a Dhanmondi Facebook page and a comment-box order list. You need a real WooCommerce store — built by the person who actually builds it.
WooCommerce website development in Dhanmondi for the boutiques, food brands, home-decor labels, beauty shops and Page-grown sellers around Road 27, Satmasjid Road, Jigatola and Shankar who are done managing orders in a spreadsheet. One senior developer who designs, codes, wires the bKash and courier integrations, and ships the store himself — no agency, no junior, no Envato theme dumped on your domain.
Around 5 years building WooCommerce in Bangladesh. Stores start at 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. Design-approval guarantee — you sign off the look before I build a single product page.
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A huge share of Dhanmondi commerce still runs through Facebook and Instagram pages. A boutique on Road 27 posts a saree, fifty people comment "price?", the admin DMs each one a number, screenshots the bKash payment, copies the address into a notebook, and hands a stack of parcels to SteadFast at the end of the day. It works until it doesn't — until you're doing two hundred orders, three people are answering DMs with conflicting stock counts, and you've oversold a dress that was already gone.
That is the exact moment a Dhanmondi seller searches for WooCommerce website development in Dhanmondi. The problem was never that the page looked bad. It's that the order process can't scale and the inventory is a guess.
I am RH Fardin, a website designer and developer based in Bangladesh, working solo for about five years, and a large chunk of that work is WooCommerce.
For a Dhanmondi store I do every part myself: the catalogue and variation logic so a kameez with four sizes and three colours behaves correctly, bKash and Nagad payment hooks that move the order to processing on their own, COD with phone verification to kill fake orders, SteadFast, Pathao Courier or RedX wired to the order screen, and a checkout that survives on a cheap Android over patchy 4G.
The person who scopes your store is the person who writes the code and the same person on WhatsApp when something needs changing in month seven.
Dhanmondi is a specific kind of retail market and it shapes how I build. The buyer is image-led and impatient — she found you on Instagram, she's comparing you against two other Dhanmondi boutiques in the same browser, and she decides in seconds whether your store feels trustworthy enough to send money to. So product photography has to load fast and stay sharp, the size guide and stock status have to be unmissable, and the bKash button cannot be buried under a billing form she'll never finish.
A store that gets that right turns your existing Facebook following into repeat customers who buy without DMing you first. A store that gets it wrong just adds a website to a business that was already running fine on a phone.
Pricing is fixed and honest. WooCommerce work starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused store, moves through 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers as the catalogue and integrations grow, and goes to 3,00,000 BDT and up for genuinely custom builds — multi-vendor, B2B pricing, ERP or POS sync. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and I don't start production until you've approved the design in writing.
Six things that decide whether a Dhanmondi online store earns money or just sits next to your Facebook page. Every one of these is in the base scope — not a paid add-on quoted later.
Built for sellers graduating off a Facebook or Instagram shop. Your existing catalogue, product photos and bestsellers move in cleanly, with a Shop tab and Click-to-WhatsApp link you can drop straight into your bio.
Official bKash Tokenized Checkout and Nagad gateway, synced to order status — not a 'send screenshot to inbox' workaround that your team has to reconcile by hand every night.
Cash on delivery with OTP confirmation to cut the fake-order rate that quietly eats Dhanmondi boutique margins. Separate inside-Dhanmondi, inside-Dhaka and outside-Dhaka shipping rules baked in.
Live inventory with variations, so a sold-out size shows as sold out instead of taking an order you can't fill. No more overselling the one dress three customers all paid for.
SteadFast, Pathao Courier, RedX or Paperfly connected to the order screen — push to courier, pull tracking back, drop the parallel Excel sheet you hand over at end of day.
Lean custom child theme, not a 40-plugin pile-up. Sharp product photos that load on 4G, a one-screen checkout keyed on phone number, and Pixel plus GA4 events so your Facebook ads can actually optimise.
I get this honestly from almost every Dhanmondi boutique and food brand owner on the first call, so I'll answer it straight. If you're doing a handful of orders a week and you enjoy chatting every buyer through a DM, your Facebook page is genuinely fine — don't let anyone talk you into a 50,000 BDT store you don't need yet.
The moment a WooCommerce store starts paying for itself is when the manual order process becomes the bottleneck: when you're losing sales because nobody answered the DM fast enough, when you've oversold stock you couldn't track, when reconciling bKash screenshots against a notebook is eating your evening, or when you want to run Facebook ads and send paid traffic to an actual checkout instead of an inbox queue. That's the line. If you're past it, a store stops being a vanity website and becomes infrastructure.
Here's how I think about it for a Dhanmondi brand specifically. Your store should not replace your Facebook and Instagram presence — it should sit underneath them as the thing that closes the sale. The social pages stay your storefront and your reach; the WooCommerce site becomes where the customer who already trusts you can buy at 11pm without waiting for a reply, where stock is accurate, where bKash and COD and courier all happen in one flow, and where the order lands in a system instead of a comment thread.
That's why I don't build Dhanmondi stores to compete with Daraz on a hundred thousand SKUs. I build them to convert the audience you already earned on social into customers who check out on their own — and to give you back the hours you're currently spending playing human order-management software.
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
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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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.
The questions Dhanmondi boutique and brand owners actually ask me before commissioning a WooCommerce store — starting with the one everyone leads with.
Three honest tiers. 50,000 BDT for a focused store of roughly up to 50 products with bKash or Nagad plus COD and one courier API — right for a single boutique or food brand moving off a Facebook page. 90,000 BDT for a larger catalogue with both bKash and Nagad, full courier integration, category filtering and proper variations. 1,50,000 BDT is the usual sweet spot for a serious Dhanmondi DTC brand wanting abandoned-cart recovery, bilingual Bangla and English, and ad tracking tuned to your Meta account. Genuinely custom builds — multi-vendor, B2B pricing, ERP or POS sync — start at 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance, 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
Don't, until the manual process is costing you. The store earns its price the day you start losing orders because a DM went unanswered, or you oversold stock you couldn't track, or you want to run ads to a real checkout instead of an inbox. Your social pages stay your storefront and reach; the WooCommerce site sits underneath as the thing that closes the sale at 11pm without you, keeps stock accurate, and drops every order into a system instead of a comment thread. If you're not past that line yet, I'll tell you to wait.
Yes. Official bKash Tokenized Checkout and Nagad gateway, both wired to move the order to processing automatically — no 'send screenshot to inbox' step your team reconciles by hand. COD is included with OTP phone verification to cut the fake orders that wreck Dhanmondi boutique margins, plus separate delivery rules for inside Dhanmondi, the rest of Dhaka, and outside Dhaka.
Yes — whichever you already use. One-click push from the WooCommerce order screen to the courier, tracking number pulled back into the order, and status sync, so you can finally retire the parallel Excel sheet you hand to the courier at end of day. If you split between two couriers for inside-Dhaka and outside-Dhaka, I'll wire both.
One senior person — me — and that's the point, not a caveat. I've shipped WooCommerce stores for about five years and I do every part myself, so you talk to the person writing the code, not an account manager forwarding messages. I'll do one in-person briefing at your shop, studio or office anywhere in Dhanmondi — Road 27, Satmasjid Road, Jigatola, Shankar — if you want it; after that we run on WhatsApp, email and quick calls because it's faster for both of us.
A 50,000 BDT store ships in roughly 2 weeks once you've handed over products and photos; 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT builds run 3 to 5 weeks. Payment is 50% advance to start, 50% on launch day. You're covered by a design-approval guarantee: I don't move into development until you've signed off the look in writing. If after a fair round of homepage revisions we genuinely can't agree on a direction, we both walk away with no hard feelings — in about five years of solo work it hasn't had to happen, because I scope the store properly before designing it.
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