Cheap corporate website design in Chattogram should still pass the only test that matters: an overseas buyer opening your site on a phone and deciding, in five seconds, that you are a real company.
I am RH Fardin — a senior solo website designer and developer who builds corporate sites for Chattogram firms that want the lowest sensible price, not the lowest possible one. Khatunganj wholesalers, Agrabad importers, freight forwarders, ship chandlers, C&F agents, light manufacturers feeding the port: your website is read by a buyer in Singapore or Dubai before they reply to your email, and by a bank officer before they touch your L/C. I design and build that site myself from 50,000 BDT — 50% advance, 50% on launch, full design approved before any code is written. That floor is not me being expensive; it is the line below which a corporate site stops doing its job.
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Picture the moment your website actually does its work. A sourcing manager in Guangzhou or a trading principal in Dubai has your company name on an email thread, and before they reply they paste it into Google to check you are real. They open your site on a phone, on a connection that is not your office fibre, and they form a verdict in about five seconds: established firm worth dealing with, or small outfit not worth the risk. That single judgement is the entire reason a Chattogram corporate site exists. A cheap site that fails it has not saved you anything — it has quietly handed the verdict to your competitor. So when an owner here asks me for low cost corporate website design in Chattogram, the real question I answer is: how cheap can this be while still surviving that five-second look?
The answer in this city is usually the opposite of what the 10,000-taka quotes promise. Khatunganj runs on relationships and reputation built over decades; an Agrabad importer or a Pahartali manufacturer lives or dies on whether a foreign supplier and a local bank both take them seriously. A stretched logo on a free template, a contact form wired to an inbox nobody opens, and a page that loads in eight seconds on 4G does not read as thrifty to that audience — it reads as a company that is not really a company. The cheap site becomes the most expensive thing in the building, because the deals it loses never announce themselves. Cheap, done honestly, means cutting the cost of building the site, never cutting the credibility the site is supposed to carry.
Here is how I get the price down without touching the work: I remove the overhead, not the build. There is no salesman who quotes high, no project manager forwarding your messages, no junior learning front-end code on your live company site, no GEC office rent baked into the invoice. You message me and I am the same person who plans the structure, designs it in Figma, writes the code, lays the pages out where a foreign buyer and a bank officer actually look, and answers when you need a price corrected before a board meeting. Around five years building corporate sites for Bangladeshi firms, one thread for the whole project. Strip the layers an agency charges you for, and the same senior-quality build lands at a genuinely low cost — that is the only honest version of cheap in corporate website design Chattogram BD owners should accept.
The pricing is fixed and I will say it plainly, whether your letterhead reads Chattogram or Chittagong. 50,000 BDT for a focused company-profile site — company, leadership, what you do, and a contact line that reaches a real person. 90,000 BDT for the standard multi-page corporate build with service or product pages, client and principal logos, and a careers or notices section. 1,50,000 BDT for a full bilingual corporate site with deeper navigation and a downloadable company profile. From 3,00,000 BDT for fully custom builds from a blank canvas. Always 50% advance and 50% on launch — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer — and you approve the full design before a single line of code is written. No tier hides a fee, and no site goes live with a balance owing on something you never signed off.
Low cost only earns its name if all six of these are in the box. They are standard from the 50,000 BDT floor, and almost every one is missing from a 10,000-taka company site.
Structured so an overseas buyer or a bank officer reads your years in the trade, your office, your principals and a real contact line within seconds. That single judgement is the only job a corporate site has — cheap or not, it has to win it.
Sub-three-second loads on a mid-range Android in Agrabad traffic and on a connection abroad, not just on your office line. A page that crawls reads as a small firm to the exact people deciding whether to deal with you.
Built to back up an L/C application, an RJSC profile or a tender submission — clear company details, real address, downloadable profile. The site has to agree with the paperwork a buyer or bank will check against it.
The person on your first message is the one who designs the homepage, writes the code and answers six months later when you need an edit. No salesman-to-junior handoff, and no developer who goes quiet after launch.
English for your overseas suppliers and principals, Bangla for local partners, banks and notices, with proper Bangla type that does not break into boxes on older phones. Both versions structured so Google can rank them.
50,000 BDT means 50,000 BDT — no surprise "domain charge," no monthly fee for nothing. Domain in your company name, hosting and logins handed over on launch, backed by the design-approval guarantee.
There is a difference between a low price and a low cost, and in Chattogram corporate websites it is the difference that empties a budget. A 12,000-taka site has a low price and a brutal cost: the freelancer who vanishes the week you need an edit, the nulled theme that breaks on its next update, the domain quietly registered in someone else's name that you must buy back to leave, and — the one nobody invoices you for — the foreign buyer who opened a slow, generic page and decided a competitor looked more like a real company. For a Khatunganj trading house or an Agrabad C&F firm, one lost L/C or one principal who picked a rival is worth more than a wall of cheap websites. The lowest number on the quote and the lowest total cost of owning the thing are almost never the same site, and "koto taka?" as the only question is exactly how owners here end up paying twice.
What I sell is not the cheapest quote in the city — there is always someone with a free template and a smaller number. It is the lowest sensible cost to own a corporate site you will not have to redo: one senior operator focused on your build for the weeks it takes, a fixed 50,000 BDT floor with no padding, design approved on Figma before any code is written, and the domain, hosting and every login handed to you on launch so you are locked in to nobody afterward. If your budget genuinely cannot reach the floor yet, I will tell you straight and point you at a clean one-page profile or a proper Google Business listing to hold the line until it can — because selling a port-city firm a cheap site that fails its one job, just to win the work, is the very behaviour this page exists to warn you off. Send me your current link and one line on who you sell to; within a day I will tell you whether the 50,000 BDT tier is enough and exactly what it covers.
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The blunt questions Chattogram company owners ask me when price is the first thing on their mind.
My floor is 50,000 BDT for a focused company-profile site — company, leadership, what you do, and a contact line that reaches a real person. 90,000 BDT adds service or product pages, client and principal logos, and a careers or notices section. 1,50,000 BDT is a full bilingual corporate site with a downloadable company profile. Fully custom builds start from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. I do not go under 50,000 because below that a corporate site stops being low cost and starts being a cost you pay twice — once to build it, again to replace it.
Because it is a different product, not a different markup. A 10,000-taka site is almost always a free or nulled template, no real structure, a contact form going nowhere, a build that loads in 8 to 9 seconds on local 4G, and a developer who goes quiet the day you need an edit. At 50,000 BDT you get a fast, properly built corporate site on licensed code, designed to make an overseas buyer trust you in five seconds, everything owned in your name, and one senior person who answers when you call. Count the deals the cheap one loses and the rebuild it forces, and it is not the cheaper option.
That is exactly what I build it for. For a Chattogram trading, import or manufacturing firm, the site has to agree with the paperwork — your RJSC registration, your real address, the years you have been at the port — so a bank officer reviewing an L/C or a foreign buyer running due diligence sees a consistent, credible company. I structure it with clear company details, leadership, principals or clients, and a downloadable company profile they can forward internally. A cheap, generic template does the opposite: it makes serious counterparts wonder what else about you is thin.
Yes. I can register and set up a .com.bd or .com domain in your company's name and hand it over on launch — it is part of the build, not a yearly fee I keep charging. A Bangla-plus-English version is standard from the 1,50,000 BDT tier and can be scoped into smaller builds where it earns its place; English serves your overseas suppliers and principals, Bangla serves local partners and banks. I use proper Bangla typography that does not break on older Android phones, and structure both versions so Google can rank them.
The 50,000 BDT floor tier typically takes one to two weeks once I have your content and the advance; the larger tiers run two to four weeks depending on page count and language. Because I work one project at a time with no junior in the chain, you get a real timeline and the same person answering throughout — not the missed deadlines and silence that the cheapest Chattogram quotes are known for. You also approve the full design in Figma before I write any code, so there are no surprise rounds that drag the build past its date.
I take them — most of my Chattogram work is exactly that: SME importers, Khatunganj wholesalers, C&F and indenting agents, freight forwarders, ship chandlers, small manufacturers and trading houses that cannot justify a two-lakh agency build but still need to look established to an overseas buyer. The 50,000 BDT floor is designed for this firm. I cover the whole port belt — Agrabad, Khatunganj, GEC, Khulshi, Nasirabad, Pahartali, the EPZ side — over WhatsApp and Google Meet, and I will come to your office in person for kickoff and final sign-off on projects from 90,000 BDT.
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