Services / Ecommerce Growth Partner
Growth retainer · E-commerce & D2C brands

E-Commerce Growth Partner

Built for brands that sell, not for websites that exist.

A structured, performance-driven digital ecosystem engineered to acquire customers profitably, convert more of the traffic you already pay for, retain buyers beyond the first order, and build the product and data infrastructure that AI shopping agents now depend on. Twelve integrated workstreams, delivered as one coordinated monthly retainer.

Own-Website Stores D2C & Lifestyle Brands F-Commerce Pages Marketplace Sellers Multi-Category Retail
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At a glance
Engagement 12 months, 4 phases
Workstreams 12 integrated
Packages BDT 50k – 120k / month
Intro offer 10% off, first 3 months
Reporting Daily · Weekly · Monthly
Team assigned 8 specialist roles
Market reality

Acquisition got expensive. Discovery moved. Both at once.

Two structural shifts hit e-commerce simultaneously between 2023 and 2026. Most stores are still operating as though neither happened. The old model — increase ad spend, increase revenue — has stopped working reliably. Costs rise faster than returns, and the difference between a profitable store and an unprofitable one is now decided after the click, not before it.

This is deliberately a market brief before it is a service list. Any proposal that promises "more traffic and more sales" without addressing acquisition cost, conversion and retention economics is selling activity, not growth.

+40%
Rise in e-commerce customer acquisition cost since 2023
Industry CAC benchmarks, 2026
+16.1%
CAC increase across 4.8 million merchants in a single year
Shopify Global Commerce Report 2026
+33.7%
Increase in Google Shopping cost per click during 2025
Channel cost analysis
+393%
Growth in AI-referred retail traffic, year on year Q1 2026
Adobe Analytics
42%
Better conversion from AI-referred shoppers vs traditional search
Adobe Analytics
45%
Of consumers already use AI in some part of the buying journey
IBM Institute for Business Value, Jan 2026
Signal What the data shows
Acquisition costUp roughly 40% since 2023Driven by platform competition, signal loss following iOS privacy changes, and enormous ad spending from cross-border discount marketplaces that inflated auction prices for everyone.CAC benchmark analysis · 2026
Merchant-level impactCAC rose from $274 to $318A 16.1% single-year increase measured across 4.8 million active merchants — meaning the pressure is structural, not limited to specific categories or markets.Shopify Global Commerce Report 2026
Channel cost inflationShopping CPCs up 33.7%Google Shopping cost per click rose sharply through 2025, while Meta Q4 CPMs averaged around $23 and peaked above $25 during peak season.Channel cost benchmarks
The retention gap5–7× cheaper to keep a customerRe-engaging an existing buyer costs a fraction of acquiring a new one, and a 5% improvement in retention can lift profit by 25–95%. Most stores still spend almost everything on acquisition.Retention economics research
AI-driven discoveryAI referrals up 393%AI-referred traffic to retail sites grew 393% year on year in Q1 2026 and converts around 42% better than traditional search — higher intent, clearer constraints, fewer browsers.Adobe Analytics · Q1 2026
Adoption of AI shopping45% of consumersNearly half of consumers already use AI for some part of the buying journey. ChatGPT alone handles a reported ~50 million shopping queries per day.IBM IBV · OpenAI
Where this is heading$3–5 trillion by 2030McKinsey projects agentic commerce reaching $3–5 trillion globally by 2030, with analysts expecting 10–25% of e-commerce to route through AI agents.McKinsey · Morgan Stanley · Bain
The measurement blind spotFrequently invisible in analyticsAI referrals are often misattributed or hidden entirely in standard analytics configurations — so the fastest-growing channel is the one most stores cannot see or optimise.Commerce analytics research · 2026

The two shifts compound each other. Traffic costs more, and a growing share of discovery now happens in interfaces that read structured product data rather than browse your website. A store optimised only for humans arriving from paid ads is exposed on both sides at once.

The agentic commerce shift

How we got here — and where the settlement landed.

This moved faster than almost any platform shift in e-commerce history. The order matters, because it shows exactly which part of the transaction merchants keep.

Sept 2025
Agentic Commerce Protocol launches
OpenAI introduces in-chat purchasing with Etsy and over a million Shopify merchants connected. For the first time, a product could be bought without the shopper ever visiting the store.
Jan 2026
Microsoft Copilot Checkout goes live
Integrations with Shopify, PayPal, Stripe and Etsy. Microsoft reports Copilot users are markedly more likely to complete a purchase when shopping intent is present.
Q1 2026
AI referral traffic accelerates
AI-referred retail traffic grows 393% year on year. The volume remains small in absolute terms, but it converts better than any other acquisition channel and grows faster than all of them.
Mar 2026
The model settles: discover in chat, transact on site
OpenAI deprecates in-chat Instant Checkout. Walmart had measured three times lower conversion for in-chat purchases versus redirecting to its own site. AI handles discovery; the merchant keeps checkout, customer data and loyalty. This is the architecture that now defines the space.
Apr 2026
Protocols multiply, card networks join
Microsoft adopts UCP in Merchant Center; American Express launches purchase protection for registered AI agent purchases. All three major card networks now support agentic transactions.
2026 onward
Feed quality becomes a ranking factor
Agents skip products with incomplete attributes and deprioritise listings with outdated inventory or pricing. Merchants supporting multiple protocols see materially more agentic traffic. Product data stops being back-office admin and becomes a growth asset.
The strategic inversion

For a decade, e-commerce growth advice was content-first — blog, rank, attract, convert. AI shopping agents do not read editorial content. They evaluate feeds and execute against APIs. A complete, accurate, real-time product feed now does more for visibility than a library of category articles. Investment shifts from the top of the funnel to the infrastructure at the bottom of it.

What no longer works

Six habits that quietly cost stores money.

Spending your way to growth. With CAC up 40%, increasing budget against a leaking funnel accelerates losses rather than revenue.
Browser-side pixel tracking alone. Bidding signal degrades 30–40% without server-side conversion APIs — you overpay for the same customer.
Incomplete product data. Missing attributes, stale pricing and unsynced inventory now cause outright exclusion from AI shopping results.
Acquisition-only budgeting. Spending everything on the first order while ignoring the second is the most common cause of unprofitable growth.
Last-click attribution. It systematically undervalues retention, organic and AI-referred revenue, driving budget toward the wrong channels.
Content-first SEO for products. Category blogs help brand discovery, but they do not get you into an agent's shortlist. Feeds and schema do.
What actually moves the number

Where the margin is now.

Conversion rate engineering. The cheapest revenue available is the traffic you have already paid for and are currently losing.
Retention and lifecycle systems. Email, SMS and WhatsApp flows carry the lowest acquisition cost of any channel by a wide margin.
Product feed and schema infrastructure. Complete, accurate, real-time data is what makes a store visible to agents and shopping surfaces.
Server-side tracking and clean signal. Better data into the bidding algorithms lowers effective CAC without changing spend.
Creative volume and testing. On modern ad platforms, creative is the main remaining lever of targeting control.
Unit economics discipline. Managing to LTV:CAC and payback period rather than to ROAS screenshots.
Market context

The Bangladesh layer.

Global platform economics land differently here. A strategy imported wholesale from Western D2C playbooks will misprice the two things that decide profitability in this market: trust and returns.

$7.4B
Estimated national e-commerce market size
ResearchAndMarkets · 2025
$9.65B
Projected market size by 2029
Forecast CAGR 6.8%
82.8M
Internet users nationally, 47% penetration
DataReportal · Digital 2026
64M
Social media user identities — the primary discovery layer
DataReportal · Digital 2026
What is specific to this market
  • Social-first discovery. Facebook and Instagram are where product discovery begins for most buyers — the website is often the second touchpoint, not the first.
  • F-commerce is a real channel, not a stepping stone. Thousands of businesses sell entirely through pages and messaging.
  • Cash on delivery still dominates but is declining as mobile wallets and QR payments expand.
  • Trust deficit. Past marketplace scandals left buyers cautious — credibility signals convert better here than discount messaging.
  • High return and refusal rates on COD orders erode margin invisibly and are rarely tracked properly.
  • Mobile-first, low-bandwidth reality. Page weight and load time are conversion issues, not technical vanity metrics.
  • Growth is moving outside Dhaka as logistics and payment coverage expand into regional markets.
What that means for strategy
  • Messaging channels are commerce channels — WhatsApp and Messenger need proper funnels, not ad-hoc replies.
  • Trust infrastructure — reviews, verification, clear policies, real photography — is a conversion lever, not decoration.
  • Prepayment incentives measurably reduce return losses and improve working capital.
  • Return rate reduction is often worth more than an equivalent increase in traffic.
  • Speed optimisation matters more here than in higher-bandwidth markets.
  • Retention is under-exploited locally — most competitors are still purely acquisition-driven, which is an opening.
  • Bangla-language product data and search behaviour remain comparatively under-optimised.

The strategic conclusion: in this market the fastest available margin usually is not in more advertising. It is in conversion rate, return-rate reduction, prepayment adoption and repeat purchase — four levers that cost far less than buying additional traffic and compound month after month.

Objectives

What this engagement is built to achieve.

A scalable, profitable commerce ecosystem that acquires customers at a sustainable cost, converts significantly more of the traffic already being paid for, retains buyers beyond the first purchase, and stays visible as product discovery moves into AI surfaces.

Reduce effective customer acquisition cost
Increase store conversion rate across the full funnel
Raise average order value through merchandising and bundling
Increase repeat purchase rate and customer lifetime value
Make the catalogue visible and purchasable to AI shopping agents
Build organic and shopping visibility that lowers paid dependency
Convert social and messaging audiences into measurable revenue
Build trust signals that reduce hesitation at checkout
Reduce return and refusal losses through prepayment and process
Keep the store fast, secure and stable during campaign spikes
Fix measurement so decisions are made on real unit economics
Build a brand customers return to rather than a store they pass through

Customer focus.

Who the funnel is actually built for — and who else influences whether it works.

Primary audience — buyers
The people whose behaviour the whole system is designed around.
  • Mobile-first shoppers discovering products through social feeds
  • High-intent search shoppers comparing price, availability and delivery
  • Repeat buyers who can be moved into loyalty and subscription behaviour
  • Messaging-led buyers who prefer to order through Messenger or WhatsApp
  • Cautious first-time buyers who need trust signals before prepaying
  • Shoppers arriving through AI assistants with intent already formed
Secondary audience — growth partners
Everyone whose performance shows up in your conversion rate.
  • Content creators and micro-influencers driving product discovery
  • Affiliate and reseller networks extending distribution
  • Corporate and bulk buyers requiring B2B ordering paths
  • Marketplace channels used for reach alongside the owned store
  • Payment, logistics and fulfilment partners affecting conversion
  • Brand collaboration and co-marketing partners
The operating model

The revenue system: six levers, managed together.

Revenue is not one number. It is the product of six multipliers, and improving several by a modest amount compounds far more effectively than forcing any single one. This is the system we install and manage.

01
Qualified traffic acquisition
Paid, organic, social, marketplace and AI-referred traffic managed against cost per acquired customer rather than clicks or impressions — with creative testing as the primary optimisation lever, since that is where targeting control now sits.
02
Product data & discoverability
Complete, accurate, real-time product information feeding Google Merchant Center, shopping surfaces, marketplaces and AI agents. Incomplete attributes are now a direct cause of exclusion, not just a quality issue.
03
Conversion rate engineering
Speed, mobile experience, product page structure, trust signals, checkout friction and payment options — systematically tested. Every point of conversion improvement lowers effective CAC across every channel at once.
04
Average order value expansion
Merchandising, bundling, cross-sell, threshold-based incentives and post-add-to-cart offers designed to raise order value without discounting away the margin that funds acquisition.
05
Retention & repeat purchase
Abandoned cart recovery, post-purchase sequences, replenishment timing, loyalty and win-back flows across email, SMS and WhatsApp — the lowest-cost revenue available to any store, and the most commonly neglected.
06
Measurement & unit economics
Server-side tracking, clean attribution, cohort analysis and contribution-margin reporting — so budget decisions are made on profit per customer rather than on platform-reported ROAS, which counts the same sale more than once.
Scope of services

Twelve integrated workstreams.

Delivered as one coordinated monthly retainer. Depth of delivery within each workstream varies by engagement package.

Not included in the service fee: advertising budget. Third-party tool licences, app subscriptions, influencer fees, hosting, payment gateway charges and external production costs are finalised separately based on strategy and scale.

Store Foundation & Conversion Engineering
The cheapest revenue available is the traffic you already paid for and are currently losing.
Full conversion audit across landing, category, product, cart and checkout · Mobile-first experience optimisation for low-bandwidth conditions · Product page structure: imagery, specification clarity, delivery and return messaging · Checkout friction reduction and form simplification · Payment option expansion: mobile wallets, cards, prepayment incentives · Site speed and Core Web Vitals engineering · Search, filtering and navigation improvement for large catalogues · Structured A/B testing programme with documented results
Deliverables: Conversion audit · prioritised CRO roadmap · monthly test log and results
Product Data, Feeds & Catalogue Operations
Product data has stopped being back-office admin. It is now the asset that determines visibility.
Google Merchant Center setup, diagnostics and disapproval resolution · Product feed engineering: titles, attributes, categories, GTIN, availability · Real-time inventory and price synchronisation · Product schema markup: Product, Offer, AggregateRating, Availability · Catalogue hygiene: duplicate control, variant structure, taxonomy · Marketplace feed management for multi-channel selling · Bangla and English product data consistency · Image standards and asset pipeline
Deliverables: Feed health monitoring · Merchant Center management · monthly catalogue quality report
AI & Agentic Commerce Readiness
New for 2026
The shopper evaluating your store is increasingly an agent, and agents skip anything incomplete.
Agent-readiness audit: structured data completeness, feed accuracy, API reliability · Visibility testing across ChatGPT Shopping, Google AI Mode, Copilot and Perplexity · Attribute enrichment so products survive agent filtering criteria · Protocol readiness assessment across the emerging commerce standards · AI referral traffic isolation and measurement in analytics · Competitor share-of-recommendation benchmarking in AI results · Brand and product entity consistency across the web · Review and rating signal strengthening, which agents weight heavily
Deliverables: Agent readiness audit · monthly AI visibility report · referral tracking dashboard
Search & Shopping Visibility
Organic and shopping visibility is the only acquisition channel whose cost falls as it scales.
Technical SEO: crawlability, indexation, canonical and faceted navigation control · Category and product page optimisation for commercial intent · Keyword and demand research in Bangla and English · Buying-guide and comparison content that supports purchase decisions · Google Shopping free listings and Merchant Center visibility · Marketplace listing optimisation where applicable · Backlink and brand mention building · Local and regional visibility beyond Dhaka
Deliverables: SEO roadmap · monthly visibility and ranking report · content plan
Paid Acquisition & Creative Testing
On modern ad platforms, creative is the main remaining lever of targeting control.
Meta Ads: prospecting, retargeting and catalogue campaigns · Google Ads: Search, Shopping, Performance Max and Demand Gen · TikTok and emerging channel testing where the category fits · Structured creative testing programme with volume and iteration discipline · Audience architecture built on first-party customer data · Budget allocation managed to CAC and payback, not platform ROAS · Campaign scaling and seasonal planning: Eid, Puja, Ramadan, year-end · Landing page and offer testing tied to campaign structure
Deliverables: Campaign management · creative testing log · monthly CAC and ROI reporting
Social Commerce & Messaging Funnels
In this market, messaging is not customer support. It is a primary sales channel.
Facebook and Instagram Shop setup, catalogue sync and management · Messenger and WhatsApp commerce funnels with structured response flows · Inquiry-to-order conversion tracking and follow-up discipline · Live selling and event-based selling support · Community building and engagement management · User-generated content collection and reuse · Social-to-store migration strategy for F-commerce businesses
Deliverables: Content calendar · shop and catalogue management · inquiry conversion reporting
Creative Production & Video
Creative volume is now the single largest determinant of paid performance.
Product photography direction and visual standards · Ad creative production: static, carousel, motion and short-form · Short-form video for Reels, TikTok and Shorts · Product demonstration, unboxing and testimonial formats · Creator and micro-influencer collaboration management · Seasonal campaign creative packages · Bangla and English copy adaptation
Deliverables: Monthly creative and video allocation · platform-optimised assets
Retention, Lifecycle & LTV
Highest ROI
Re-engaging a customer costs five to seven times less than acquiring a new one.
Abandoned cart and browse abandonment recovery flows · Post-purchase sequences: confirmation, delivery, review request, cross-sell · Email, SMS and WhatsApp lifecycle automation · Replenishment and reorder timing by product category · Win-back campaigns for lapsed customers · Loyalty, referral and repeat-purchase incentive design · Customer segmentation by value, frequency and category · Cohort-level LTV tracking and improvement targets
Deliverables: Lifecycle flow build-out · monthly retention and LTV report
Trust, Reviews & Brand Credibility
In a market with a documented trust deficit, credibility converts better than discounting.
Review collection systems and on-site display · Rating signal strengthening across Google and social profiles · Trust infrastructure: policies, verification, contact clarity, delivery promises · Customer service response standards and escalation handling · Reputation monitoring and negative feedback resolution · Brand story, positioning and consistency across touchpoints · Social proof integration at decision points in the funnel
Deliverables: Review system setup · monthly reputation report · trust audit
Return Reduction & Order Quality
Return and refusal losses erode margin invisibly, and are rarely measured properly.
Return and refusal rate measurement by product, channel and campaign · Prepayment incentive design to shift volume away from cash on delivery · Order confirmation and verification workflows to reduce refusals · Product page accuracy improvements that reduce expectation mismatch · Size, specification and delivery communication clarity · Fulfilment and courier performance analysis · Post-delivery follow-up to convert returns into exchanges
Deliverables: Return analysis report · prepayment strategy · process recommendations
Development, Security & Platform Maintenance
A store is live revenue infrastructure. Downtime during a campaign is spend converted into nothing.
Uptime, security and performance monitoring with backups and incident response · Dedicated developer hours for bugs, layout issues and plugin conflicts · Feature development: filters, bundles, wishlists, subscription and loyalty modules · Payment gateway and logistics API integration · Inventory and order management system connections · Campaign-load readiness: caching, CDN and scaling for peak sales · Accessibility and mobile usability improvements
Deliverables: Monitoring and incident response · monthly development log · feature releases per package
Analytics, Tracking & Unit Economics
Bad measurement does not just misreport growth — it actively misallocates budget.
GA4 and e-commerce event tracking configuration · Server-side tracking and Conversions API implementation · AI referral traffic isolated as a named channel · Blended and channel-level CAC reporting · Cohort LTV, repeat rate and payback period analysis · Contribution margin reporting by product and channel · Funnel drop-off analysis from impression to delivered order · Monthly insight narrative: what happened, why, what changes next
Deliverables: Measurement rebuild · monthly performance dashboard · strategy consultation
Team enablement

Documentation-led, not training-heavy.

An operating team cannot sit in training sessions every month, and generic training delivered once is forgotten within weeks. We work alongside your team for the first three months, then write an operating playbook built on observed reality rather than a generic checklist.

Step A · Month 1
Onboarding
One structured orientation session covering the non-negotiables: product upload standards, image requirements, inquiry response discipline and order handling.
Output: one-page quick reference for the team
Step B · Months 1–3
Observation
We monitor live operations and log where revenue actually leaks: unanswered inquiries, incomplete listings, slow confirmations, avoidable returns.
Output: corrections handled in-workflow on real orders
Step C · Month 4
Store Operations Playbook
Product data standards, photography rules, inquiry-to-order scripts, order confirmation workflow, return handling, campaign launch checklist, and AI-assisted workflow rules with human verification.
Output: permanent internal reference
Step D · Months 5–12
Maintenance
Quarterly playbook revisions, short written bulletins when a platform change affects operations, and on-demand support through a shared channel.
Output: no fixed monthly training commitment required
Roadmap

Twelve months, four phases.

Sequenced deliberately. Measurement and conversion before scaling spend — because scaling an unmeasured, leaking funnel simply increases the rate of loss.

Months 1–2
Foundation & Diagnosis
Full conversion, technical, feed and measurement audit. Baseline CAC, conversion rate, AOV, repeat rate and return rate established. Server-side tracking rebuilt. Critical store fixes, product schema and Merchant Center cleanup. Team onboarding.
Milestone: accurate measurement, clean feed, first conversion fixes shipped
Months 3–4
Conversion & Retention Build
CRO testing programme live. Lifecycle flows built across email, SMS and WhatsApp. Abandoned cart recovery active. Review and trust systems deployed. Creative testing engine established. Operations Playbook delivered.
Milestone: improved conversion rate, functioning retention engine, falling effective CAC
Months 5–8
Profitable Scaling
Paid acquisition scaled against verified unit economics. Organic and shopping visibility build. AI and agent readiness rollout. AOV expansion through merchandising and bundling. Return reduction programme. Channel diversification.
Milestone: sustainable LTV:CAC ratio while increasing spend, growing organic share
Months 9–12
Compounding & Brand Equity
Double down on what works, cut what does not. Deepen repeat purchase and loyalty. Expand category and regional reach. Peak season maximisation. Year-two strategy built on twelve months of real cohort data rather than assumptions.
Milestone: repeat revenue share growing, reduced dependency on paid acquisition
Targets

What a year should look like.

Committed numbers are fixed after the Month 1 baseline audit, since all growth figures are relative to a starting position. These are the directional targets we work toward — and the first one determines whether the rest are affordable.

# Target Why it matters
01LTV:CAC ratio maintained at 3:1 or better while scaling spendThe number that decides whether growth is profitable
02Store conversion rate improved by 30–60% from baselineLowers effective CAC across every channel simultaneously
03Repeat purchase rate increased with a defined second-order targetThe cheapest revenue any store can access
04Retention channels contributing 20–30% of total revenueRevenue not dependent on ad auction prices
05Average order value increased through merchandising, not discountingProtects the margin that funds acquisition
06Return and refusal rate measurably reducedOften worth more than equivalent new traffic
07Prepayment share of orders increased against cash on deliveryImproves margin, cash flow and return losses at once
08Organic and direct revenue share growing month on monthReduces dependency on rising ad costs
09Product catalogue fully agent-readable with measurable AI referral trafficVisibility in the fastest-growing discovery channel
10Store speed and Core Web Vitals passing on mobileDirectly tied to conversion in low-bandwidth conditions
On honesty

We do not promise a fixed revenue multiple or a guaranteed ROAS figure. Advertising costs are rising industry-wide for reasons outside any agency's control, and results depend on product-market fit, pricing, margin structure, inventory availability and fulfilment quality as much as on marketing execution. What we commit to is improving the levers we control, reporting real unit economics every month — including when a channel underperforms — and telling you when spending more would not be profitable.

Cadence

Deliverables schedule.

What lands, and how often — so you are never waiting until month end to know what happened.

Daily
  • Campaign monitoring and budget pacing
  • Store uptime, error and checkout functionality monitoring
  • Feed and inventory sync health checks
  • Inquiry and order flow support during campaigns
Weekly
  • Performance snapshot: spend, CAC, conversion rate, revenue
  • Creative testing results and iteration plan
  • Technical and conversion fix log
  • Written optimisation update: tasks completed, issues found, next actions
Monthly
  • Full performance report with CAC, ROAS, AOV and conversion analysis
  • Retention, repeat rate and cohort LTV report
  • SEO, shopping and AI visibility report
  • Creative and content production summary
  • Return rate and order quality report
  • Strategy consultation call with management
Quarterly
  • Competitor and category benchmarking
  • Platform and algorithm change briefing with revised tactics
  • Operations Playbook revision, with optional refresher session
  • Unit economics review and roadmap recalibration
Investment

Three scalable engagement models.

Structured around catalogue size, order volume, advertising scale, creative production needs and development support requirements. All three carry a 10% introductory discount for the first three months.

Store Foundation Plan
Fix the fundamentals first
BDT 50,000 / month
Intro offer
BDT 45,000 / month
Applicable for the first 3 months

Designed for stores that need the fundamentals fixed first — accurate tracking, a converting storefront, a clean product feed and disciplined paid campaigns — before scaling spend.

Core focus
  • Conversion audit and core store fixes
  • Product feed and Merchant Center setup
  • Meta and Google campaign management
  • Core social and content management
  • Tracking rebuild and monthly reporting
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Revenue Scaling Plan
Scale profitably
BDT 80,000 / month
Intro offer
BDT 72,000 / month
Applicable for the first 3 months

Ideal for brands ready to scale profitably — full retention systems, structured CRO testing, higher creative volume, AI commerce readiness and dedicated development capacity.

Adds
  • Full lifecycle and retention automation
  • Structured A/B testing programme
  • Video and short-form production
  • AI and agent readiness optimisation
  • Return reduction programme
  • Dedicated developer hours
Market Leadership Partnership
Category leadership
BDT 120,000 / month
Intro offer
BDT 108,000 / month
Applicable for the first 3 months

Designed for brands targeting category leadership: aggressive multi-channel scaling, advanced merchandising, loyalty infrastructure, full creative capacity and priority development.

Adds
  • Multi-channel and marketplace expansion
  • Loyalty and referral programme build
  • Advanced merchandising and AOV strategy
  • Creator and influencer programme management
  • Weekly strategic review
  • Dedicated project manager and priority response

Advertising budget is separate and will be finalised based on campaign strategy, platform selection and campaign scale.

These packages reflect our standard pricing structure. Every business has different requirements, scale and special needs — contact us for a personalised quotation tailored to your catalogue and order volume.

Package comparison.

The same twelve workstreams run in every package. What changes is depth, volume and response speed.

Services BDT 50KStore Foundation BDT 80KRevenue Scaling BDT 120KMarket Leadership
Conversion Rate OptimisationInitial audit with core fixesOngoing structured A/B testing programmeAdvanced testing with funnel and pricing experiments
Store Speed & Core Web VitalsBaseline optimisationOngoing optimisation and monitoringAdvanced performance engineering
Product Feed & Merchant CenterSetup and error resolutionFull feed engineering and optimisationMulti-channel feed management with marketplace sync
Product Schema & Structured DataCore product schemaExtended schema with reviews and availabilityFull schema suite with agent-readiness validation
AI & Agentic Commerce ReadinessBaseline audit and quarterly checkMonthly visibility testing and optimisationContinuous monitoring with competitor benchmarking
Paid Advertising ManagementMeta and GoogleMeta, Google, TikTokAdvanced multi-channel scaling system
Creative Testing ProgrammeBasic variation testingStructured testing with iteration cyclesHigh-volume testing with dedicated creative pipeline
SEO & Organic VisibilityTechnical and on-page basicsFull SEO programme with content planAdvanced SEO with authority building
Social Media ManagementCore platform managementMulti-platform growth managementFull management with community and creator strategy
Messaging & Social Commerce FunnelsBasic inquiry coordinationStructured Messenger and WhatsApp funnelsAdvanced funnels with conversion tracking
Creative & Graphic DesignBasic support; custom designs on-demand as add-on60+ designs / month90+ designs / month including print-ready materials
Video & Short-Form ProductionNot included; available as add-on8–10 videos / month12–15 videos / month
Product Photography DirectionGuidelines and standardsGuidelines with shot planningFull direction with on-site shoot support
Email, SMS & WhatsApp LifecycleAbandoned cart flow onlyFull lifecycle automation suiteAdvanced segmentation with predictive timing
Loyalty & Referral ProgrammeNot includedBasic repeat-purchase incentivesFull loyalty and referral programme build
Reviews & Trust SystemsReview collection setupActive review growth and display optimisationFull reputation management programme
Return Reduction ProgrammeReturn rate reportingAnalysis with prepayment strategyFull programme with process redesign
Developer SupportLimited monthly hours for fixesDedicated hours with feature deploymentPriority allocation with fast-track releases
Feature DevelopmentOn-demand as add-onFilters, bundles, wishlist modulesFull roadmap including loyalty and subscription modules
Server-Side Tracking & CAPIStandard setupFull server-side implementationAdvanced implementation with data quality monitoring
Unit Economics ReportingMonthly CAC and ROAS summaryFull CAC, LTV and cohort reportingContribution margin analysis by product and channel
Team EnablementOnboarding session and quick referenceOnboarding, playbook and quarterly revisionFull playbook programme with on-demand support
Competitor BenchmarkingQuarterly reviewMonthly reviewOngoing strategic monitoring
Strategy MeetingsMonthly virtual meetingMonthly physical or virtual meetingWeekly strategic review and high-level consultation
Account & Project ManagementShared project supportShared / assigned project supportDedicated project manager
Priority Support & Execution SpeedStandard supportPriority supportHighest priority with campaign-critical response
Team

Who works on your account.

Each engagement includes an assigned professional support team managing strategy, campaign execution, creative production, platform management, conversion optimisation and performance analysis. Allocation and involvement vary by package.

Dedicated Project Manager
Project coordination, timeline management, execution follow-up and client communication
Performance Marketing Specialist
Paid campaign strategy, bidding, audience architecture and CAC optimisation
CRO & E-Commerce Strategist
Conversion testing, funnel design, merchandising and average order value strategy
Feed & AI Commerce Specialist
Product data engineering, Merchant Center, schema and agent readiness
Web Developer
Store maintenance, feature deployment, integrations and speed engineering
Creative Designer & Video Editor
Ad creative, product visuals, short-form video and brand consistency
Retention & Lifecycle Manager
Email, SMS and WhatsApp automation, segmentation and repeat purchase growth
Analytics & Growth Analyst
Tracking architecture, attribution, cohort analysis and unit economics reporting
Commercial

Introductory offer & payment structure.

The first three months build the measurement architecture, conversion foundation, product data infrastructure, retention systems and campaign structure required for sustainable growth. While those systems are being established, measurable revenue impact takes time to stabilise — so the introductory period is discounted.

Introductory growth phase — 10% off, first 3 months
Store Foundation Plan — 45,000 BDT / month
Revenue Scaling Plan — 72,000 BDT / month
Market Leadership Partnership — 108,000 BDT / month
From Month 4 onward, the standard package fee applies
Agreement runs 12 months from the project start date
Payment structure — post-paid model
30% signing money on agreement or MOU confirmation, adjusted against the first month's invoice
Project activities commence after advance payment and formal confirmation
Remaining 70% of the first month payable at the beginning of the following month
From month two, the regular monthly fee follows the agreed post-paid cycle
Invoices issued on the first working day of each month; payment cleared by the 10th
Mid-month starts calculated pro rata · Bank Transfer or Cheque
Example payment scenario

If the client selects the Market Leadership Partnership, the introductory monthly fee for the first three months is 108,000 BDT per month.

At MOU signing
32,400 BDT
30% advance payment — adjusted with the first month's invoice
After month one
75,600 BDT
Remaining 70% — payable at the beginning of the following month, cleared by the 10th
Month two onward
108,000 BDT
Regular post-paid monthly billing for the remainder of the introductory period

Bank and account details are shared directly with confirmed clients upon MOU signing, for security purposes.

Terms

Transparent terms & conditions.

Written out in full before you sign, not buried in an annexe afterwards.

Project & service timeline
  • Service commences after signing money / advance payment and written approval, work order or MOU confirmation
  • All marketing, optimisation, creative, development and reporting activities follow the mutually agreed monthly plan
  • Delays in approvals, product information, images, inventory data or platform access from the client may affect delivery timelines
  • Campaign execution may depend on third-party approval processes including Meta, Google, TikTok and payment providers
Contract duration
  • The service agreement is valid for 12 months / 1 year from the project start date
  • The first three months are the foundation-building and optimisation phase under the introductory offer
  • After the first three months, services continue at the standard package rate
  • Continuation is subject to timely payment and mutual cooperation between both parties
Renewal & termination
  • After the one-year contract period, the agreement may be renewed upon mutual agreement
  • Either party may request a contract review after the initial three-month foundation phase
  • Early termination requires 30 days' written notice from either party
  • Outstanding payments, approved work and pending invoices must be settled before termination is finalised
  • If the client terminates after work has been initiated for a billing cycle, that period's service charge remains payable
Scope adjustments
  • This scope is based on the services, deliverables and package limits described on this page
  • Additional platforms, creative production, feature development, campaign expansion or major changes outside the agreed scope are quoted separately
  • Additional work is implemented only after written approval from the client
  • Advertising budget, influencer fees, third-party apps, software subscriptions, hosting, payment gateway charges and external production are not included unless specifically mentioned
Client responsibilities
  • Provide required platform access: store admin, hosting, Meta Business Suite, Google Ads, Analytics, Merchant Center and payment dashboards
  • Provide accurate product information, pricing, inventory levels, images and delivery commitments
  • Assign a primary contact person for coordination, approvals and communication
  • Maintain order fulfilment, delivery and customer service quality, which directly affect results
  • Ensure timely approval of creatives, campaigns, store changes and promotional offers
  • Ensure all product claims, offers and promotional statements are accurate and legally compliant
Advertising & platform policy
  • Advertising budget is separate from the monthly service fee and finalised based on campaign strategy, platform selection and scale
  • Campaign performance varies depending on product-market fit, pricing, competition, seasonality, platform algorithm changes and advertising budget
  • MHS Planet follows standard advertising practices, but final approval of ads depends on third-party platform policies
  • MHS Planet is not responsible for ad disapproval, account restrictions, policy changes or platform-level disruptions caused by third parties
Intellectual property
  • Final creative assets and deliverables developed under this agreement belong to the client after full payment
  • MHS Planet may showcase non-confidential work in its portfolio, case studies or promotional materials unless otherwise restricted in writing
  • Source files, editable working files, raw footage, internal templates and strategy documents remain the property of MHS Planet unless otherwise agreed in writing
  • Third-party stock assets, fonts, apps, plugins or licensed materials remain subject to their respective licensing terms
Confidentiality & data security
  • Both parties maintain strict confidentiality regarding business information, marketing strategy, pricing, margin data, customer data, sales figures and access credentials
  • MHS Planet implements reasonable technical and administrative measures for secure handling of client and customer data
  • The client is responsible for maintaining secure access control for all official accounts and platforms shared with MHS Planet
  • Customer personal data is handled only for agreed marketing purposes and never shared with unauthorised third parties
Liability limitation
  • MHS Planet's total liability is limited to the monthly service fee paid for the relevant service period
  • MHS Planet is not liable for third-party platform issues, ad account restrictions, payment gateway failures, courier performance, external service disruptions or policy changes beyond its control
  • Services do not guarantee specific revenue figures, ROAS, order volume, conversion rate or ranking outcomes, as results depend on product-market fit, pricing, margin, inventory, fulfilment quality, competition and client-side execution
  • MHS Planet provides strategy, execution, optimisation and reporting support to improve performance, but final business outcomes cannot be guaranteed

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