The 'koto taka' question, answered properly
A price quoted before anyone understands your business is just a guess with a number on it
Here is how the conversation almost always starts in Dhanmondi. A boutique owner near Rapa Plaza, a clinic off Road 27, a trading firm in a Kalabagan flat — they collect three or four phone numbers, send the same message to each one, "website design er price ki?", and wait. Within minutes they have four numbers: 12,000, 35,000, 80,000, and 2,20,000 BDT. Now they are more confused than before they asked. None of those people knew how many pages were needed, whether the site had to be in Bangla and English, whether bookings or bKash payments were involved, or who the customer even was. They quoted a number to win the next reply. That is the whole problem with how business website pricing works in Dhanmondi — the price arrives before the understanding does.
I am RH Fardin, and I have spent about five years designing and building business websites for Dhaka companies as a one-person studio — no agency, no juniors, no sales desk quoting on my behalf. So I will not play the fast-number game. When you ask me the business website design price in Dhanmondi, my floor is 50,000 BDT and I will tell you that immediately, because a floor is honest. But the real quote comes after a fifteen-minute conversation about what your business actually needs, and it lands in one of three fixed tiers you can see laid out on this page. The advantage of dealing with one senior person is simple: the human who quotes you is the human who designs, builds, and ships the site, so the number cannot drift between the sales meeting and the work.
Why a floor at 50,000 BDT and not the 12,000 you will be quoted elsewhere? Because below that figure I cannot do the actual job — sit with you, work out who your Dhanmondi customer is and what makes them call, design something that is yours rather than a recycled theme, build it to load fast on a mid-range Android over 4G, set up the on-page SEO so you can be found, and stand behind it months later. The 12,000 BDT quote is a nulled template with your logo dropped in and a developer who stops replying two weeks after launch. I have rebuilt enough of those for Dhanmondi clients to know the cheap site is the expensive one — you pay once for the bad version, then again for mine to replace it.
This page exists so you can stop guessing. By the time you finish it you will know exactly what 50,000, 90,000, and 1,50,000 BDT buy for a Dhanmondi business, where custom work above 3,00,000 BDT begins, and — the part nobody explains — which five variables genuinely change the number and which 'extras' are just padding. Once you can see that, the koto-taka question turns from a nervous shot in the dark into a calm decision about scope. And if your budget is genuinely under 40,000 BDT, I will say so on the first call and point you to a builder you can run yourself, instead of selling you a thin site with my name on it.
See pricing in BDT