Ecommerce Website Development in Bangladesh

Most of the stores we build run on WooCommerce, the shop plugin for WordPress. It suits shops with up to a few thousand products, hosting is affordable, and staff can learn the order screen in an afternoon. For businesses with unusual needs, such as dealer pricing, many vendors or a link to existing inventory software, we build a custom store with Laravel instead.

We help you decide based on your product count, how many orders you expect per day, who will manage the store and what you plan to add over the next year or two. We do not push one platform for every project.

Many sellers start on Facebook and Instagram, and that is a sensible way to test products. The problems appear as orders grow: messages get missed, stock is tracked in a notebook, and every customer asks the same questions about size and delivery charge. A website gives buyers a catalogue they can browse on their own, and gives you an order list instead of a chat history.

You do not have to leave social media. Most sellers keep posting on Facebook and send that traffic to product pages on the store. With the Meta Pixel and Conversions API in place, your Facebook ads can then reach people who viewed a product or left something in the cart.

A low-cost store built on a pirated theme with dozens of plugins can look fine on the first day. The costs show up later: slow pages, a checkout that breaks after an update, and hours lost fixing orders by hand. When you compare quotes, compare what is included, such as testing, training, backups and support after launch, not only the headline price.

If your current store gets visitors but few orders, the problem may be the checkout, the product pages or the traffic itself. Our article on website traffic but no customers walks through how to find out which.

A new store does not get visitors on its own. Most sellers use a mix of search and paid ads, and the store should be ready for both from launch day.

• Search: category pages and product pages written around what people actually search, such as "cotton panjabi" or "baby diaper price". Our ecommerce SEO service covers this work after launch.
• Google Ads: Shopping and search ads bring buyers who are already looking for a product. Conversion tracking must be set up first, or you cannot tell which ads lead to orders.
• Facebook and TikTok ads: good for new products and impulse buys. Short product videos usually do better than still photos, which our video ads editing service can help with.

Each of these works better when product pages load fast and the checkout is short, which is why we plan the store and the marketing together.

A typical WooCommerce store takes 4 to 8 weeks from planning to launch. Custom Laravel stores usually take 8 to 14 weeks. These are the stages:

1. Planning: we go through your products, prices, delivery areas and charges, payment methods and courier, and agree on a written scope.
2. Design: we design the home page, a category page, a product page and the checkout for mobile and desktop. You approve them before development starts.
3. Build: we develop the store, import products, connect payment gateways, delivery charges and courier links, and set up tracking.
4. Testing: we place test orders with every payment method, check emails and SMS, and test on several phones and browsers.
5. Launch and training: we connect the domain, submit the sitemap to Google Search Console and show your team how to process orders, update stock and add products.

A store needs regular care. WordPress, WooCommerce and payment plugins release updates, gateways change their requirements, and traffic jumps during Eid, Pohela Boishakh or a big sale.

After launch we fix any issues found in the first weeks, and we offer a monthly maintenance plan for stores that want ongoing help. It covers tested updates, backups, uptime checks, small changes and help preparing for busy sale periods. You can also manage the store yourself, and we will show you what to watch.

You do not need everything ready, but these details help us give an accurate quote quickly:

• Roughly how many products you sell, and whether they have sizes, colours or other options
• Your delivery areas, delivery charges and courier, if you already use one
• The payment methods you want: cash on delivery, bKash, Nagad, cards
• Your current website or Facebook page, if you have one
• A target launch date, especially if you are aiming for a festival season

You can send these through our project form or look at our portfolio first.