WooCommerce website development in Gulshan, done by the one senior developer who designs it, codes it, and is still answering the phone the week after launch.
I build WooCommerce stores for Gulshan brands around how a real order actually arrives here: a customer who saw your product in a Facebook ad, taps through on mobile data near Gulshan-2, expects bKash or cash on delivery, and wants Pathao at the door tomorrow. I personally design every screen, write the checkout logic, wire the payments, test the gateways with my own numbers, and hand you a store you own — no agency markup, no junior handoff, no marketplace theme dumped on your domain.
One senior operator, around 5 years building WooCommerce in Bangladesh. Stores start at 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch. Design approved by you before any build begins.
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The product is good, the photos are good, the Facebook ad is spending — and the orders still trickle. I see this constantly with Gulshan brands. The leak is almost never the product. It is the moment a customer who tapped your ad lands on a checkout that asks for billing address, shipping address, division, district and a postcode they have never used, on a form that runs eight thumb-scrolls long, with the bKash logo hidden under a 'select payment' dropdown. You paid for that click. The customer was ready. The store threw them away. That is what WooCommerce website development in Gulshan has to fix first — everything else is decoration.
I am RH Fardin, a website designer and developer based in Bangladesh with about five years building WooCommerce stores full time. I do the whole thing myself: the storefront design, the custom child theme, the bKash and Nagad payment hooks, cash-on-delivery with phone confirmation, the Pathao and Steadfast handoff, the Facebook Pixel and Conversions API events your ads need to optimise, and a Bangla-and-English checkout that does not break on a mid-range Android. There is no project manager in between and no junior I quietly pass your build to. The person you ask koto taka is the person writing the code.
Gulshan brands tend to come to me already running — a showroom off the Avenue, an importer with a B2B catalogue, a clinic taking product and booking orders, a D2C label that has outgrown selling through Instagram DMs and bKash screenshots. That changes the build.
You are not learning whether you need a store; you need one that handles the order volume a paid campaign drives, holds up when 300 people hit it at once during an Eid push, and lets your own team push a price change without calling a developer. So I tune the caching and the database, not just the colours, and I keep the plugin stack lean enough that your admin loads in two seconds instead of fifteen.
Pricing is plain. A focused WooCommerce store starts at 50,000 BDT, moves through 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT as the catalogue, integrations and tracking grow, and goes to 3,00,000 BDT and up for genuinely custom work — B2B pricing tiers, multi-vendor, inventory or ERP sync. Payment is 50% to start and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. I do not begin production until you have approved the design, and that approval is guaranteed in writing. If your budget is honestly under 50,000 BDT, I will tell you to keep selling on Instagram with bKash for now rather than ship you a thin store you will outgrow in two months.
Six things that decide whether a Gulshan store converts the traffic you are paying for or quietly leaks it. Every one of these is in the base build from 50,000 BDT — not an add-on dangled to push you up a tier.
Name, phone, area, full address, payment — one screen, one thumb. Phone is the primary identifier, not email, because that is how Dhaka shops. No billing-versus-shipping maze that buries the order behind eight scrolls.
bKash and Nagad shown as logo buttons, not radio inputs hidden under 'other'. Personal accounts as a clean confirm-the-TrxID flow, or merchant gateways for automatic order status. Tested with my own numbers before launch, not installed and hoped for.
Cash on delivery shown early, since most first-timers will not card a brand they do not yet trust. Phone OTP and an optional bKash advance filter the joke orders a premium-priced Gulshan catalogue tends to attract.
One-click push from the order screen to the courier panel, tracking pulled back in. Pathao for same-day inside Dhaka to Gulshan, Banani and Baridhara; Steadfast for the rest of the country. Your team stops keeping a parallel address spreadsheet.
Built on a lean custom child theme, not a forty-plugin marketplace template. Compressed images, real caching, a tuned database — renders under three seconds on a mid-range Android over Gulshan-2 mobile data and stays up when a campaign spikes.
Facebook Pixel with InitiateCheckout, AddPaymentInfo and Purchase firing correctly, Conversions API for the events the browser misses, and GA4 ecommerce — so your Meta ads can optimise on real purchases instead of guessing.
Before I write a line of code I want to know how your specific customers order, because a Gulshan storefront usually serves three very different buyers at once and a generic theme serves none of them well. There is the diaspora customer paying by card from abroad to send a gift to family in Baridhara — they need SSLCommerz and a checkout that does not demand a Bangladeshi phone format.
There is the established business family who messages koto taka first, gets a price, and pays bKash the moment you confirm — they need a fast reply path and a clean bKash flow, not a forced account signup. And there is the first-timer on a 20,000-taka product who will only commit to cash on delivery until the brand earns trust — they need COD shown early and a confirmation that does not feel like a risk.
I configure one WooCommerce checkout that handles all three without making any of them feel like an afterthought.
Because I work alone and take one build at a time, that conversation actually leads somewhere. When your homepage banner should sit lower, when the invoice needs a TIN field for a corporate order, when you want to add a product the night before a sale, you reach the person who can change it that afternoon — not a ticket queue and not a junior who has since left the agency.
You approve the storefront and product page before I build the live store; that is the design-approval guarantee, and if it does not match what we agreed you get revisions, not excuses. The price is locked at 50,000 BDT to start, 50% advance and 50% on launch, and when it is done you own the hosting, the domain, the database and the code outright — no monthly platform rent, no vendor who can switch your shop off.
That ownership is the entire reason a serious Gulshan brand chooses WooCommerce in the first place, and it only pays off if the build underneath it is done right.
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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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.
Straight answers to what Gulshan brand owners actually ask me before sending the 50% advance on a WooCommerce build. No sales talk.
WooCommerce website development in Gulshan starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused store — a one-screen checkout, bKash and Nagad wired in, COD with phone confirmation, up to around 20 products loaded by me, one courier integration and a self-manage admin. 90,000 BDT covers a bigger catalogue with SSLCommerz for cards, a second courier and category filtering. 1,50,000 BDT is the usual sweet spot for serious D2C brands wanting variations, abandoned-cart recovery, Bangla and English, and full ads tracking.
Anything custom — B2B pricing, multi-vendor, ERP or inventory sync — starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and there is no monthly platform fee on top because you own the store.
A 50,000 BDT store ships in about two weeks once you hand over products, photos and brand assets. The 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT builds run roughly three to five weeks depending on catalogue size and how many integrations you need. The clock starts when I have your content, not the day you pay — most delays in this market come from products and photos arriving late, so I will give you a simple checklist up front. I do not move into development until you have signed off the design in writing.
Properly. For merchant accounts I use the official bKash and Nagad payment gateways so the order moves to processing automatically when the customer pays — no manual matching. If you are starting on a personal account, I build a clean confirm-the-TrxID flow: the buyer pays, enters the transaction ID on the order page, you confirm in admin in one tap. I add SSLCommerz alongside for cards and internet banking so diaspora customers in Gulshan and Baridhara can pay from abroad. I will tell you which bKash route your actual order volume justifies rather than overselling a merchant setup you do not need yet.
Shopify is easier to run hands-off, but it bills you and its apps in USD every month forever and ships card-first with no native bKash or Nagad — so you patch mobile money in or lose buyers. WooCommerce is a one-time build cost, runs on hosting you pay for in BDT, and takes bKash, Nagad, COD and Bangladeshi couriers cleanly. You own the store outright. For most established Gulshan brands under a few thousand SKUs, the economics and the control favour WooCommerce. If you want zero server responsibility and the dollar cost is genuinely no issue, I will say Shopify fits you better — I build both, so I have no reason to push the wrong one.
Often, yes. I look at it first. If the theme is solid and the problem is plugin chaos or a broken bKash checkout, I repair only the broken parts and quote in 90-minute blocks. If it is a bloated marketplace template loading in eight seconds with payments bolted on badly, you save money rebuilding on a clean child theme — and I will tell you that honestly even though the rebuild scope is bigger. Either way I migrate your products, customers and orders without losing data, point the domain over with zero downtime, and you keep ownership of everything.
No office visit needed. I work with brands across Dhaka over phone and video, and you deal with the one person who designs, builds and ships the whole store rather than a sales rep who disappears after signing. You approve the design before the live store is built, and after launch you reach me directly to change a price or add a product. For larger builds from 90,000 BDT I am happy to come to your office or showroom anywhere in Gulshan, Banani or Baridhara for kickoff and final sign-off.
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