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Corporate website BD-te koto taka? And how I keep it cheap without it looking cheap
The first question is always the same: "corporate website banate koto taka lagbe?" Here's the honest answer. 50,000 BDT is my floor, and for most companies that's a complete, credible corporate site — home, about, leadership, a set of service or product pages, a company profile, and a contact page wired up properly. 90,000 BDT is for firms that need more: more pages, a news or notice section, careers, a downloadable profile PDF, deeper SEO setup, or fuller bilingual content.
1,50,000 BDT is the full corporate treatment — larger sites, custom layouts throughout, careful design across every section. If you need something genuinely custom or large-scale — an investor portal, a complex multi-division build, a web app — that starts at 3,00,000 BDT and we'd scope it together.
What keeps a corporate site cheap honestly, versus cheap badly, is where the saving comes from. The real money in agency corporate projects goes to overhead, not to your website — so removing that is how I hit 50,000 without touching quality. What I will not cut is the part that makes you look credible: the clean design, the real content structure, proper mobile speed, and the small details a serious buyer notices.
Below this floor in Bangladesh you're into recycled templates and disappearing developers, and for a corporate site that's a false economy — it costs you the deals it was supposed to win. Tell me what your company actually does and who has to be impressed by the site, and I'll tell you the real tier you need, not the most expensive one I can sell.