Page count does not decide a WooCommerce store's price. The orders do. How many must it survive on a Friday night, when half of them come from Whitechapel? Here is the number, before you ask.
I am RH Fardin, a senior solo developer. My WooCommerce website development price in Sylhet is published, not made up after I read your budget. Real WordPress stores start at 50,000 BDT. The fixed tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, and fully custom work starts at 3,00,000 BDT. bKash and Nagad are built in, COD is the default, and every login is in your name. You pay 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank. You sign off the design before any code.
One senior developer with about 5 years of building WooCommerce stores for Bangladeshi sellers. You ask one person koto taka. That same person ships the store and hands over the keys. The price is the same whether the money is local or sent from the UK.
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Almost every Sylhet seller opens with the same line: "WooCommerce website banate koto taka?" It is a fair question, but it aims at the wrong target. A brochure website is priced by pages. A store is priced by what happens after someone presses the order button. That is why my WooCommerce website development price in Sylhet is built on tiers. They match how much work the store does, not how it looks in a screenshot.
So what happens after the order? Are bKash and Nagad payments matched to order IDs? Or are you hunting for payment screenshots in WhatsApp at midnight? Do courier CSVs export cleanly for Pathao and Steadfast? Does the checkout hold when a cousin in East London opens it on hotel Wi-Fi? She wants to send a saree home before a wedding. The page count is the cheap part. Order handling is the real cost. A flat "website koto taka" answer is useless for a store.
Here is what really moves the WooCommerce website development price Sylhet sellers pay. First, catalogue size. Loading and styling 30 products is not the same as 300 with variations, sizes and stock counts. Second, do you need product filters, search and abandoned-cart recovery? Or is a simple grid enough? Third, do bKash and Nagad run on personal-merchant matching? Or do you need a full payment gateway with auto-confirm?
Fourth, are you shipping nationwide with a courier link, or delivering inside Sylhet with your own rider? Fifth, can a clean, light theme carry the brief? Or does your trade need a custom build from the ground up? That might be multi-vendor, subscription hampers or an ERP your warehouse already runs. None of that is a mystery. The tiers exist so the figure follows the real work, not how rich you look.
Sylhet prices a store differently because Sylhet shops differently. Many orders here are paid for with money from abroad. A son in Birmingham, a daughter in Whitechapel or an uncle in Bradford pays for groceries, gifts, a panjabi or a hamper. They want it delivered to family in Ambarkhana or Shibganj. That buyer shops on UK time, on a fast British screen. They often want to prepay from abroad and have the order land at a Sylhet address.
So part of the price is not visible on the homepage at all. You need a checkout with separate billing and delivery details. You need a store that loads cleanly outside Bangladesh. And you need a prepay path that does not assume a local card. The cheap quote never includes that path. That is exactly why the cheap store loses the highest-value orders it ever gets.
When you hire me, the person quoting is the person building. There is no sales desk that lowballs to win you. Nobody then hands the work to a junior who learned WooCommerce from YouTube and pads the scope later. And there is no agency overhead hidden in your figure: no office rent, no account managers and no margin stacked on every hour. That is why my price beats both a local Sylhet "IT solutions" firm and a remote Dhaka agency.
You are paying one senior developer with about five years of shipping Bangladeshi stores, not a building full of people. If your budget is honestly under 50,000 BDT today, I will tell you to stay on Facebook plus bKash and save up first. That is good timing, not a brush-off. I would rather you come back with a real store budget than ship you something that rots in a month.
Six things are built into the tiered price for a Sylhet store owner. They are for anyone tired of quotes that depend on the developer's mood rather than the work.
The tier follows how much your store has to handle: catalogue size, payment flow and courier exports. Not page count. You pay for order handling that works, not a pretty homepage hiding a broken checkout.
The tiers are on the table from the first message: 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. You pick the scope that fits your catalogue and pay that. Your quote never depends on how wealthy your London side looks.
The figure is fixed when you approve the design. It does not creep up on launch day. It only changes if you add real scope, like more products, a gateway or multi-vendor. I quote that cost before any new work starts.
Even the 50,000 BDT store lets a relative abroad prepay an order to a Sylhet address without the checkout choking. That high-value remittance order is part of the base price, not an upsell.
WordPress admin, WooCommerce dashboard, hosting and domain are all registered to you. That is included, not extra. You own the store and the customer list outright. No developer holds your bKash settings hostage.
You pay 50% advance to begin and 50% on launch, however suits you or the family abroad. No foreign card and no escrow platform. No monthly 'maintenance' bill slipped in for a store you run yourself.
Let me put the tiers in plain numbers, because "it depends" is the least useful phrase in this trade. At 50,000 BDT, you get a real WordPress store with WooCommerce live. bKash and Nagad run on personal-merchant matching, and COD is the default. I load and style up to about 30 products. You get courier CSV exports for Pathao and Steadfast and an admin you can run from your phone. Product pages load in under three seconds on a mid-range Android around Zindabazar.
At 90,000 BDT, the catalogue grows to about 150 products with filters, search and abandoned-cart recovery. Tighter SEO helps you show up for "your product + Sylhet" searches. At 1,50,000 BDT, you get a mid-size store with a custom theme. The prepay-from-abroad flow is built and tested properly, not bolted on. Fully custom work starts from 3,00,000 BDT. That covers multi-vendor, subscription hampers, ERP or POS sync and custom checkout logic.
Now the part the Facebook "developers" will not tell you. The 12,000-taka store is the expensive option. It is almost always a nulled theme and cracked plugins on hosting in the developer's name, with his bKash number added. It takes eight or nine seconds to load. This bites hardest in Sylhet, because your most valuable buyer is abroad. The son in London who hits a frozen checkout at 11pm just gives up. You never see that order, or the next one.
Nulled plugins also stop getting security patches. So a routine WooCommerce update breaks the checkout right when Eid orders pour in. And the one person with the admin password has gone quiet. The floor is 50,000 BDT because that is the least it costs to build a Sylhet store that lasts. It must survive the remittance order, the Eid rush and the day you part ways with the developer. That gap is the whole reason for the price.
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These are the price questions Sylhet sellers really open the chat with, often with the family abroad listening in. Straight answers, no runaround.
The tiers are fixed, so you can give a straight number to whoever is funding it. 50,000 BDT gets a real store with WooCommerce, bKash, Nagad and COD, up to about 30 products, courier CSV exports and an admin in your name. 90,000 BDT covers about 150 products with filters, search and abandoned-cart recovery. 1,50,000 BDT adds a custom theme and a proper prepay-from-abroad flow. Fully custom work starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Hosting and domain are a small yearly cost. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch.
No, and that is the point. The tiers are the same whether a local shop funds you or a brother in London, Birmingham or Tower Hamlets. Most Sylhet web shops quietly raise the quote when they sense foreign money. The investor abroad cannot drop in to argue. I price by the hours the work takes and the order handling the store needs. The figure you give the family overseas is the figure on the final invoice. I would rather keep a clean name in the diaspora than skim one project.
Because it is not the same product. At 12,000 BDT, you usually get a nulled theme and cracked plugins on hosting the developer controls. Nulled plugins stop getting security patches. They can hide code that gets your store hacked or pushed down in Google. They often break the night a WooCommerce update lands in the Eid rush. 50,000 BDT buys clean plugins, your hosting, domain, admin and code, and a working prepay path for relatives abroad. The cheap one loses you exactly those orders. That gap is the price.
I can give you the right tier in one short chat. That is faster and more honest than a fake single number. A 30-product COD store cannot truly cost the same as a 300-product store with a gateway and abroad prepay. Anyone quoting one flat figure is lowballing or padding. Tell me your catalogue size and whether you need a full gateway. Tell me if you ship nationwide by courier and take orders from family abroad. Then I will point you to 50,000, 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT.
It includes the design, the full WooCommerce store, bKash and Nagad personal-merchant matching and COD by default. I load up to about 30 products and add courier CSV exports, a prepay path for orders from abroad and every login in your name. Higher tiers, not hidden fees, add more products, filters, search, abandoned-cart recovery and a custom theme. A full bKash Payment Gateway is an add-on of about 10,000 BDT once your merchant account clears. Hosting and domain are paid to the provider, with no markup from me.
You pay 50% advance to start and 50% on launch, never all of it upfront. You can pay by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, with no foreign card or escrow platform. Often the local owner sends the advance by bKash or Nagad, and the family abroad covers part by bank transfer. I just need each half at its milestone. You sign off the complete design before I write any WooCommerce code. That is the design-approval guarantee, so nobody pays the second half for a store they have not seen.
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