EOMS BD builds custom e-commerce stores remotely for businesses in the USA and the UK. You get a fixed, line-by-line written quote, payments tied to stages you review on a test site, and full ownership: the domain and hosting are in your name and the source code, database and credentials are handed over at launch.
- Process: discovery, written quote, agreement, staged build and review, launch, handover.
- Communication: WhatsApp and email, with written decisions; Bangladesh is UTC+6 all year.
- Ownership: code, data, domain, hosting and analytics accounts are yours, in writing.
- No lock-in: no fee or barrier to move to another developer or server.
- Support: 6 months free support, 1 year free bug fixing, optional maintenance plans.
How offshore e-commerce development works with EOMS BD
You agree the scope and price in writing, we build the store in stages you review online, and at launch you receive the code, data and accounts. Every account that matters, from the domain to the analytics, is in your name from day one, so working remotely never means giving up control.
- Discovery: you share your products, markets, payment and shipping needs, and any reference sites. We ask questions until the scope is clear.
- Written quote: a fixed, line-by-line quote covering year one and the ongoing costs after it.
- Agreement: ownership, support, stages and payment terms written into the quotation or contract.
- Your accounts: the domain is registered with your name and email, and hosting is bought on your account after we share the provider link and server specifications.
- Build and review: work is delivered in stages on a test version of the store for you to check and approve.
- Launch: final testing, SSL, and Search Console, Google Analytics and Meta Pixel set up on your own accounts.
- Handover and support: source code, database and credentials handed over, followed by 6 months of free support and 1 year of free bug fixing.
Discovery and a fixed, written quote
A fixed quote is only as good as the brief behind it, so discovery focuses on the decisions that change cost: integrations, product complexity and languages. The quote then lists every item separately, showing what you pay us and what you pay third parties directly.
What helps us prepare an accurate quote:
- Your product range and how products vary (sizes, colours, bundles, digital files).
- The countries you sell to and the currencies and languages you need.
- Your preferred payment gateway, or the options you are considering.
- How orders are fulfilled: your own warehouse, a fulfilment partner or a carrier integration.
- Systems the store must connect to, such as accounting, inventory or email marketing.
- Two or three sites you like, with a note on what you like about each.
| Quote line | Paid to | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Website development and setup | EOMS BD | Itemised by feature and integration |
| Payment and shipping integrations | EOMS BD | One line per integration |
| Deployment, SEO basics and tracking setup | EOMS BD | Sitemap, robots.txt, analytics and pixel on your accounts |
| Domain and hosting | The providers, on your account | Renewals paid by you directly |
| Gateway fees | The payment provider | Set by your gateway agreement, not by us |
| Optional maintenance plan | EOMS BD | Offered to international clients; the store runs without it |
Stages, payments and the contract
Payments are tied to agreed stages, so you pay as you see working results rather than for promises. The stages, amounts and payment method are written into the quote before work starts, along with ownership and support terms.
| Stage | What you see | What you approve |
|---|---|---|
| Agreement | Final quote and terms | Scope, price, stages and ownership clauses |
| Design and structure | Layout of key pages on the test site | Look, navigation and page structure |
| Core store | Catalogue, cart, checkout and admin working | Product setup and order flow |
| Integrations | Payments, shipping and other connections in test mode | End-to-end test orders |
| Launch and handover | Live store on your domain | Receipt of code, database and credentials |
A good contract for offshore work should state, at minimum:
- That the domain, hosting and all third-party accounts are registered to you.
- That the full source code and database are delivered to you at launch.
- That you may move to another developer or server without any fee or permission.
- What support and bug fixing are included, and for how long.
- How new features and changes are priced: agreed in writing before work begins.
Communication and time zones
Bangladesh is on UTC+6 all year with no daylight saving, so we overlap with the UK working day and with US mornings during our evening. Day-to-day work runs on written updates, which means you can give feedback at the end of your day and find progress the next morning.
| Your location | Bangladesh is ahead by | Best overlap |
|---|---|---|
| UK | 5 hours (summer) or 6 hours (winter) | Your morning, our afternoon |
| US Eastern | 10 hours (summer) or 11 hours (winter) | Your morning, our evening |
| US Pacific | 13 hours (summer) or 14 hours (winter) | Your late afternoon, our early morning |
- Channels: WhatsApp and email, directly with the people working on your store.
- Feedback: comments on the test site, collected in writing so nothing is lost between calls.
- Changes: confirmed in writing, and new features are priced before work starts.
IP ownership: you own the code, data and accounts
You own the store outright: the code, the database and every account it depends on. Nothing is registered to us, and nothing is withheld until a final payment or held back behind a licence.
- Domain registered with your name and email.
- Hosting bought on your email and account, with specifications shared before purchase.
- Full source code, database and credentials handed over at launch.
- Search Console, Google Analytics and Meta Pixel created on your own accounts.
- Daily backups kept for 30 days, which you can download yourself.
- No barrier or mandatory fee to move to another developer or server.
These terms are written into the quotation and contract. For a full checklist, see e-commerce website source code and data ownership.
The risks of offshore development, and how we remove them
The real risks of offshore development are losing control of your accounts, unclear costs and being unable to leave. Each one can be removed with structure and written terms rather than trust.
| Risk | What can go wrong | How we handle it |
|---|---|---|
| Vendor lock-in | The developer holds the domain, hosting or code | Everything is in your name from day one, and the code is handed over at launch |
| Hidden costs | Vague quotes, surprise renewals and add-ons | Line-by-line quote with year-one and ongoing costs; new features priced before work |
| Unknown code quality | A store nobody else can maintain | Standard Laravel code you can have reviewed independently, plus 1 year of free bug fixing |
| Communication gaps | Misunderstood requirements | Written scope, staged reviews on a test site and decisions recorded in writing |
| Developer becomes unavailable | No access to fix or update the store | You already hold the code, database, credentials and downloadable backups |
As the merchant, you remain responsible for the legal side of selling in your market, such as privacy, cookie consent, consumer rights and sales tax. We can build the policy pages and consent features your adviser specifies, but check the current rules with your own legal or tax adviser.
After launch: support, maintenance and moving on
Every project includes 6 months of free support and 1 year of free bug fixing, and you are free to stay with us or move on. Maintenance plans are available for international clients who want us to look after the server, but the store does not depend on one.
Why clients abroad work with EOMS BD: 15 years in e-commerce, 13 years of experience as Head of IT in Saudi Arabia, clients in the USA and the UK, a client in Malaysia, and more than 150 e-commerce sites running in Bangladesh. You get a fixed written quote, full ownership and transparent costs. Hear from some of our clients in the videos below.
Bug fixing covers problems in existing features. New features are quoted individually before any work starts, so your costs stay predictable. If you are evaluating partners, our custom e-commerce development page shows the kind of stores we build. When you are ready, send your brief through the contact page or on WhatsApp at +880 1784-222255.
See our work and hear from our clients
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe to outsource e-commerce development offshore?
It is safe when control stays with you. Make sure the domain, hosting and all accounts are registered in your name, that the full source code and database are delivered to you, and that these terms are written into the contract. EOMS BD works this way on every project.
How do you price offshore e-commerce projects?
We send a fixed, written, line-by-line quote after discovery. It separates our development and setup work from third-party costs such as domain, hosting and payment gateway fees, and it shows ongoing costs after year one. New features are priced before any work begins.
How are payments structured?
Payments are tied to agreed stages written into the quote, so you pay as you review working results on a test version of the store. The stages, amounts and payment method are confirmed before work starts.
Who owns the intellectual property?
You do. The domain and hosting are registered to you from the start, and the full source code, database and credentials are handed over at launch. There is no fee or permission needed to move to another developer or server.
How do you manage the time difference?
Bangladesh is on UTC+6 all year. We overlap with UK working hours and with US mornings during our evening, and day-to-day work runs on written updates and feedback on a test site, so progress continues between calls.
What happens after the store goes live?
You get 6 months of free support and 1 year of free bug fixing for problems in existing features. Maintenance plans are offered to international clients who want us to manage the server, and new features are quoted individually.