Why owners pick this over a 12-person agency
Most BD redesigns fail for the same three reasons. I fix all three.
Almost every redesign quote you'll get in Bangladesh suffers from one of three problems: a junior is doing the actual work while a senior pitches you, the team rebuilds your old site exactly as it was just with new colours, or nobody asks what your buyer actually does on the homepage before they message you. The end result is a prettier website that converts the same — or worse, because the new one is heavier and slower on a phone.
I do redesigns differently because I have to. I'm one operator, so I can't hide behind a team. Before I send a quote I open your current site on a real Bangladeshi phone, on real mobile data, and walk through it the way your buyer does — from the Facebook ad or Google search, to the product or service page, to the moment they decide whether to message you on WhatsApp or close the tab. Whatever's breaking that journey is what the redesign fixes first. Pretty comes after working.
Around 5 years of doing this across Bangladesh has taught me what most agencies still ignore: your buyer is on a mid-range Android, on patchy 4G, holding the phone in one hand, and they want three things in the first 5 seconds — what you sell, koto taka, and how to message you. A redesign that doesn't answer those three on the very first screen is a redesign that lost the sale before you finished paying for it.
Pricing is plain. Redesigns start at 50,000 BDT for a small business site (5–7 pages, mobile rebuild, speed pass, new content structure). 90,000 BDT covers a larger business or service site with proper SEO migration and lead flow. 1,50,000 BDT covers ecommerce redesigns with WooCommerce or Shopify, bKash/Nagad ready, COD-ready, full category and checkout rebuild. Custom redesigns from 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance, 50% on launch, and you sign off the new design before code starts.
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