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Why a real business website in Bangladesh starts at 50,000 BDT
When a Bangladeshi business owner asks "website er price koto?" on Messenger, they usually hear back one of two numbers: 8,000 taka or "depends, sir, lakh-er upore jabe." Both answers are theatre. The 8,000 taka one buys a recycled template stuffed onto cheap shared hosting that breaks the first time a customer opens it on a 4G connection in Mirpur. The lakh-plus one usually comes from an agency that needs to pay rent on Gulshan office space and three layers of account managers before the actual designer ever sees your brief.
My floor for a proper business website in Bangladesh is 50,000 BDT, and that number is honest because it covers the work that actually has to happen: discovery, a real design pass tailored to your business, custom layouts, mobile-first build, on-page SEO basics, contact and lead forms wired up, hosting and domain setup, and a launch you can actually be proud of when you send the link to a client. Below 50,000 BDT, something has to give, and what gives is almost always the part that earns you money: the copy, the photos, the structure, the speed on a 3G handset.
On business website design price in Bangladesh, I run three fixed tiers — 50,000, 90,000, and 1,50,000 BDT — plus fully custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT for companies that need more pages, more integrations, or a bespoke design system. You pay 50% advance to lock the slot and 50% on launch, never a drip-feed of "sir, ektu top up koren" mid-project. And every tier carries the design-approval guarantee: if you don't sign off on the homepage and inner-page designs, I don't move to development. Simple.
I'm a solo senior operator. Five-ish years of Bangladeshi corporate, service, and ecommerce websites have taught me where money gets wasted (managers, revision merry-go-rounds, framework bloat) and where it earns its keep (clean information architecture, fast loading on local mobile networks, a contact form that actually delivers to your inbox without bKash-cashback spam). The price you pay goes into the second column.
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