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Why WooCommerce pricing in Bangladesh is so confusing
Ask about WooCommerce website development price in Bangladesh and you get wild numbers. Collect three quotes and you might see 18,000 taka, 60,000 taka and 2,50,000 taka for what sounds like the same job. The 18,000 taka quote almost always means a nulled theme, a free hosting trial and no bKash. The builder disappears the moment a customer can't check out. The 2,50,000 taka quote usually hides agency overhead and three layers of middlemen. The honest middle is where I sit.
WooCommerce itself is free, but a real Bangladesh store is more than WooCommerce. It needs a paid theme licence, a proper hosting plan and an SSL. It needs bKash and Nagad payment plugins. It needs a cash-on-delivery flow that actually works with Pathao or Steadfast. Product photos must load on a 3G connection. The checkout must handle district and thana fields the way Bangladeshi buyers expect. Every one of those choices moves the price.
My price starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused store of up to 25 products. That includes bKash or Nagad checkout, COD, courier-ready order export and a clean admin you can run yourself. 90,000 BDT covers a deeper catalogue with full bKash, Nagad and card payments, manual courier API hooks and stock management.
1,50,000 BDT is for serious operations. It adds categories, filters, vendor or wholesale logic, automated invoicing and a polished mobile flow. Custom work starts at 3,00,000 BDT. That covers multi-vendor, ERP-linked, subscription and marketplace stores.
Every project runs on the same terms. You pay 50% advance to start and 50% on launch. You approve the design before any line of code goes live. There are no surprise invoices mid-project for the things a real store needs.
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