In focus
So, koto taka? What actually drives a corporate site's price
The first question is always "corporate website banate koto taka lagbe?" — and for a company site the honest answer depends on how much of a real company you're putting on screen. My floor is 50,000 BDT, and for a lot of established businesses that's genuinely enough: a clean, custom corporate site with a strong homepage, an About and company-profile section, services or divisions, leadership, and a working contact setup.
90,000 BDT is where most growing companies land — more pages, a news or notice section, careers, a blog, multiple service areas, deeper SEO so you actually turn up when someone searches your industry. 1,50,000 BDT is the full corporate treatment: larger sites, custom layouts throughout, investor or partner sections, careful structure for a company with several arms. Anything genuinely custom — a portal, a client login, a large multi-language build — starts at 3,00,000 BDT and we scope it together.
What moves a corporate site up the tiers isn't decoration, it's substance: the number of departments or services you need to present, whether you want a news/notice and careers section, how many people are in leadership and team listings, whether content needs to exist in both Bangla and English, and how much of the writing you're bringing versus needing shaped. A focused company with one clear offering sits comfortably at the 50,000 floor.
A diversified group with five divisions, a careers portal and a tender-ready profile is real work and belongs in the higher tiers — not because I'm padding it, but because there's genuinely more to build. Tell me how your company is actually structured and I'll point you to the real tier, not the most expensive one I could sell.