Pricing, plainly
What a business website actually costs in Chattogram
You've probably already asked three people "website banate koto taka lagbe?" and gotten three wildly different answers - 8,000 taka from a cousin with a template, 40,000 from a GEC "agency" that's really one boy with Elementor, and some quiet six-figure number from a Dhaka shop that won't pick up the phone after the advance clears. That spread is exactly why nobody in this city trusts website pricing. So let me kill the guessing: a real business website design price in Chattogram starts at 50,000 BDT, and I'll show you what sits inside each tier.
The 50,000 BDT tier is for a tight, fast business presence - home, about, services, contact, a working enquiry form, mobile-first layout, and proper Google indexing so people searching your trade in Chattogram actually find you. The 90,000 BDT tier adds depth: more pages, service-area or product sections, basic on-page SEO structure, and a content layout built to convert visitors who arrive from a phone in Agrabad or a desktop at a Khatunganj trading office. The 1,50,000 BDT tier is for businesses that need a serious site - richer custom design, more sections, integrations, and a structure that can grow as you do.
If you need something genuinely bespoke - heavy custom functionality, a bookings or quotation engine, a multi-language port-trade portal - that's custom work starting from 3,00,000 BDT, scoped properly before either of us commits. I won't quote that off a WhatsApp message. Everything runs on 50% advance and 50% on launch, so you're never paying for a finished site you haven't seen, and you're never trapped halfway through with a developer who's gone dark.
I'm not an agency. There are no juniors learning on your budget, no account manager forwarding your emails to someone you'll never meet. You talk to the person who draws the design and writes the code - around five years of doing exactly this - and that's why the design-approval guarantee exists: you approve the look before I build it out. No "this isn't what I wanted" three weeks too late.
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