About this WooCommerce service
A WooCommerce service in Dhaka built like a real product, not a Fiverr ticket
Most Dhaka business owners I speak to have already touched WooCommerce once. They paid 15,000 to 25,000 BDT to someone on a Facebook group, got a theme installed, a few demo products imported, and then nothing — no bKash, no courier, no proper invoice, no idea how to add a real product. The cart breaks on mobile, the prices show in dollars, and the "Place Order" button does nothing useful. That is not a store. That is a parked theme. This service is built specifically to replace that experience.
I am RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer based in Bangladesh. For the last five years I have built WooCommerce stores for clothing brands, electronics resellers, food brands, beauty businesses and B2B suppliers in and around Dhaka. Every project on this service goes through the same hands — mine — from the Figma layout to the WordPress install, the WooCommerce setup, the payment integration, the courier plugin, the product upload, the SEO basics, the speed pass and the final launch. There is no junior in the background and no white-label studio.
The WooCommerce side of the work is not glamorous, but it is where most Dhaka stores quietly leak money. I configure tax and shipping the BD way (free shipping inside Dhaka over X taka, flat rate outside, COD fee on cash orders), wire bKash and Nagad as proper payment methods with order status hooks, connect Pathao or Steadfast for automatic consignment creation, set up abandoned-cart recovery over email, add a clean WhatsApp order button for buyers who would rather chat first, and harden the admin so a staff member cannot accidentally delete a product or change a price.
When the store goes live, you get the full WordPress and WooCommerce admin, the hosting/domain in your name, written SOPs for adding a product, processing an order, refunding through bKash and pulling a monthly sales report, plus a 30-day post-launch window where I fix anything that does not behave the way the brief said it should. After that you can stay on a small monthly care plan or run the store yourself — it is genuinely your store, not a rented platform.
See pricing in BDT