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WooCommerce Store Development

An online store that shows your products clearly, takes payments your customers actually use and works smoothly on phones. Built on WooCommerce, so you own it and can grow it.

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  • 3+Years experience

// At a glance

What a store build includes

  • StoreProducts, categories, cart and a mobile-first checkout
  • PaymentsStripe, PayPal, bKash, SSLCommerz or cash on delivery
  • ShippingZones, rates and delivery options for your area
  • TimelineUsually a few weeks, confirmed in your proposal
  • PriceFrom $899, about 30% below typical rates

Not sure it’s the right fit?Ask me

// In short

Is a WooCommerce store the right choice for you?

Choose a WooCommerce store if you sell physical or digital products and want a store you own, with no platform sales fees and room to customise. If you already have a store and only need products added, Product Upload & Listing is enough; if visitors add to cart but don’t buy, Checkout & Conversion; if you are moving from Shopify, Store Migration. MD Shamim Mahmud builds WooCommerce stores with local and international payments and a mobile-first checkout.

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Provider
MD Shamim Mahmud · WooCommerce developer
Based in
Bangladesh, working remotely
Website clients in
UK, Australia, Malaysia, the Netherlands and Bangladesh
Payments
Stripe, PayPal, bKash, SSLCommerz and cash on delivery
Price
From $899 (up to 50 products) · about 30% below typical freelance rates

// Who it’s for

Who a WooCommerce store suits

WooCommerce suits sellers who want control of their store, their data and their costs.

  • You sell on Facebook or Instagram

    Orders come through messages and you want a proper store with checkout.

  • You’re starting a product brand

    You need a store that looks professional from day one and can grow.

  • You’re leaving a marketplace or Shopify

    You want lower fees, more control and your own customer data.

  • You need custom features

    Product options, B2B pricing, bundles or local payment methods.

// What’s included

Everything a store needs to sell

Every store build includes these. Hosting, domain, paid plugins and payment gateway fees are listed separately.

  • Custom store design

    Homepage, category and product pages designed around your products.

  • Product setup

    Categories, attributes and variations, plus your first products added.

  • Payment gateways

    Card, PayPal, bKash, SSLCommerz or cash on delivery, in your merchant accounts.

  • Shipping & tax

    Zones, rates, free-shipping rules and tax settings for your market.

  • Mobile-first checkout

    Fewer fields, guest checkout and clear delivery costs.

  • Order emails

    Branded order, shipping and account emails that actually arrive.

  • Product SEO & schema

    Clean URLs, titles, product schema and a sitemap.

  • Analytics & ecommerce events

    GA4 purchase tracking and your ad pixel, if you run ads.

  • Speed basics

    Optimised images, caching and lean plugins.

  • Security & backups

    SSL, security basics and backups before launch.

  • Store owner guide

    How to add products, manage orders, stock and coupons.

  • Test orders

    Real test orders through each payment method before launch.

// How your store sells

From product page to paid order

Most lost sales happen between the cart and the payment. Every step is kept short, clear and tested on a phone before your store goes live.

Guest checkoutLocal paymentsTested orders

  1. Product pagePhotos, price, options and delivery infoBrowse
  2. CartShipping cost shown early, no surprises
  3. Short checkoutOnly the fields you need, guest checkout on
  4. PaymentCard, wallet, bKash or cash on delivery
  5. Order confirmedEmail to the customer, alert to youPaid

// How it works

From first call to first order

You approve the design and test orders before the store opens to customers.

  1. Free call

    Your products, customers, payments and delivery.

    Day 1

  2. Plan & quote

    Store structure, features, timeline and a written quote.

    Before work starts

  3. Design preview

    Homepage and product page designs for your feedback.

    Before the build

  4. Build & test

    Store built, products added, test orders placed for each payment method.

    During the project

  5. Launch & training

    Store live, owner guide delivered and your first orders watched.

    Launch day

// Stores I’ve built

Online stores I’ve built

WooCommerce and online stores for food, fashion, jewellery and marketplace brands. Pick one to preview its homepage.

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Online store · Food storeBangladesh

Amanot Foods

A WooCommerce food store with Elementor landing pages for ads, a CartFlows checkout, custom product variation cards and Bengali thank-you pages.

// What I built

  • CartFlows checkout
  • Custom variation UI
  • Ad landing pages
Live site
Online store · eCommerce platformBangladesh

Bazarica

A modern online shopping platform built for product discovery, category browsing, promotions and a smooth customer shopping experience.

// What I built

  • Product catalog
  • Category flow
  • Marketplace style
Case study Live site
Online store · Jewellery store

Khonjon Jewellery

An online jewellery store that presents each piece clearly, with collections that are easy to browse and a simple path to order.

// What I built

  • Jewellery
  • Product pages
  • Collections
Case study
Online store · Fashion store

ARS Fashion

A fashion store built around clothing collections, clear product pages and an easy path from browsing to placing an order.

// What I built

  • Fashion
  • Collections
  • Product pages
View in portfolio
Full website · Affiliate

Nepali Affiliate

An affiliate website that presents products and offers clearly, helping visitors compare options and reach the right store to buy.

// What I built

  • Affiliate
  • Content pages
  • Product offers
View in portfolio

// Pricing

How much does a WooCommerce store cost?

Fixed starting prices, about 30% below what comparable freelancers charge. Every store includes payments, shipping, test orders and an owner guide.

New store

Up to 50 products

From $899

Comparable freelancers: around $1,300 ≈30% less

A complete store for a new or small brand.

  • Custom store design
  • Up to 50 products added
  • 2 payment methods and shipping
  • Test orders and owner guide
Get a quote

Larger store

Up to 200 products

From $1,399

Comparable freelancers: around $2,000 ≈30% less

For bigger catalogues, more payment options and extra features.

  • Everything in the new store package
  • Up to 200 products added
  • More payment and shipping options
  • Coupons, bundles or wishlist
Get a quote

Custom & large stores

B2B, marketplaces, 200+ products

Quoted

After a free call

Marketplaces, wholesale pricing, subscriptions or custom integrations.

  • Multi-vendor or B2B features
  • ERP, CRM or courier integrations
  • Written quote after a free call
Discuss your project
  • Tested before launchReal test orders through every payment method before customers arrive.
  • 30 days of free fixesAnything that isn’t working as agreed after launch is fixed at no cost.
  • Direct support on WhatsAppYou talk to me, the person building your store.

How payment works

  1. 1Written proposalScope, price and timeline agreed before any payment.
  2. 250% to startYou get an invoice, and a receipt once it’s paid.
  3. 3Test the storePlace test orders, check emails and request agreed changes.
  4. 450% at launchThe second half is due only when you’re happy and the store opens.

Progress updates, invoices and receipts are shared with you in one place, so you always know where the work and payments stand.

Hosting, domain, paid plugins, payment gateway fees and product photography are listed separately in your proposal. Market comparison based on public freelance price lists, October 2026.

Returning client, or referred by one? Ask about your discount

// Before you decide

WooCommerce or Shopify?

Both are good platforms. The right one depends on your budget, products and how much control you want.

WooCommerce (this service)Shopify
OwnershipYou own the store and data, on your hostingHosted on Shopify’s platform
Monthly costsHosting and any paid pluginsPlan fee plus app fees
Sales feesNone from WooCommerceExtra fees unless you use Shopify Payments
Local paymentsbKash, SSLCommerz and others availableDepends on supported providers
UpkeepUpdates needed, or a Store Care PlanHandled by Shopify

What affects the price

  • Number of products
  • Payment and shipping methods
  • Custom features
  • Paid plugins or themes
  • Product photography or copy

You get one written price for the agreed scope before work starts.

What you’ll need to share

  • Logo, brand colours and product photos
  • Product list (a spreadsheet is ideal)
  • Payment gateway accounts in your name
  • Shipping rates and delivery areas

Missing something? We can sort it out together on the first call.

// FAQ

WooCommerce questions

What store owners ask before building an online shop.

Still have a question? Ask me directly

How much does a WooCommerce store cost?

A starter store with up to 50 products starts from $899, and a growing store with up to 200 products from $1,399 (USD), about 30% below what comparable freelancers typically charge. Marketplaces and custom stores are quoted after a free call.

How do payments work?

You pay 50% to start and 50% at launch, after you have placed test orders and reviewed the store. Every payment comes with an invoice and a receipt.

Which payment methods can you set up?

Card payments with Stripe, PayPal, and local gateways such as bKash and SSLCommerz, plus cash on delivery. Merchant accounts are opened in your name, and availability depends on your country and the provider approving your business.

Should I choose WooCommerce or Shopify?

WooCommerce gives you full control and no platform sales fees; Shopify is fully hosted with monthly plan and app fees. If you’re unsure, I’ll compare both for your products and budget on the first call.

How long does it take?

A starter store usually takes a few weeks, depending on how ready the product data and photos are. The timeline is in your proposal.

Can I manage products and orders myself?

Yes. You get an owner guide for adding products, updating stock and prices, managing orders and creating coupons.

Will my products show on Google?

Products get clean URLs, product schema and a sitemap so Google can understand them. A Google Merchant Center feed can be added for Shopping listings; Google decides what it shows, so placement can’t be guaranteed.

What happens after launch?

You get 30 days of free fixes. After that, you can run the store yourself or choose the monthly Store Care Plan for updates, backups and checkout tests.

Ready to open your online store?

Tell me what you sell and how many products you have. I’ll reply with a store plan and the next steps.

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