What you're actually paying for
Why the WooCommerce price in Chittagong is a range, not a sticker
The first question is always the same — "WooCommerce website koto taka?" — and the honest answer is that it depends on what your store has to do, not on how many pages it has. A Chittagong reseller selling 30 imported items COD is a different build from an Agrabad importer who wants wholesale pricing, supplier-wise stock, and a Pathao label printed on every order. Same WooCommerce, very different work. So instead of a fake "15,000 taka" number that balloons later, I give you a fixed quote against your actual list of needs.
Here is the floor, plainly: a proper WooCommerce store from me starts at 50,000৳. That covers a clean catalog, a checkout that takes bKash, Nagad and cash on delivery, a mobile-first layout, and a build I hand over fully — you own the site, the hosting login and the database, not me. The tiers above it — 90,000৳ and 1,50,000৳ — buy more product logic, more payment depth, courier integration and migration work. A genuinely custom store, the kind a serious port-city trader with B2B requirements needs, starts at 3,00,000৳.
Why no rate-card you can copy-paste? Because the difference between a 50,000৳ store and a 1,50,000৳ store in Chittagong is usually invisible on the homepage and very visible in the back office. Variations (size, colour, supplier), partial-COD with an advance via bKash to filter fake orders, stock that doesn't oversell when two buyers hit checkout at once during a Friday-night push from GEC — that's where the money goes. I'd rather show you that line by line than hide it.
Payment is simple and the same for everyone: 50% advance to start, 50% when the store goes live. Before I build a single product page I show you the design, and you approve it — that's the design-approval guarantee, so you're never paying for a look you haven't signed off on. No agency layer, no account manager forwarding your messages to someone you'll never meet. You talk to the person writing the code.
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