A cheap logo in Bangladesh should still be yours — not a template the next dukan also bought.
I design affordable logos for Bangladeshi brands without dropping you into a Fiverr lottery. Original concepts, proper files for print and screen, Bangla and English lockups when you need them, all from 50,000 BDT with a design-approval guarantee before you pay the rest.
Pricing from 50,000 BDT, 50% advance, 50% on final approval, one senior designer end to end.
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Most low cost logo design in Bangladesh ends up as a Canva remix or a stock mark with the colour swapped. You spot it the first time another business in your area shows up with something suspiciously similar, or when your printer asks for a vector file and all you have is a low-resolution PNG. Cheap should not mean disposable, and that's the gap this page exists to fix.
I am RH Fardin, a solo website and brand designer in Bangladesh with around five years working with small businesses, ecommerce sellers, clinics, restaurants and service providers from Dhaka to Chattogram. The logo work usually arrives bundled with a website project, but plenty of clients come for the logo alone — they have a name, they need a mark by Friday, and they want it done by someone who will actually pick up the phone.
Every concept on this page is drawn or built from scratch in Illustrator and Figma. I look at your business, the area you serve, your competition's signage and Facebook page covers, and what your customer sees on a 6-inch screen before deciding on shapes, type and colour. No junior, no agency markup, no "team" of five sending you four iterations of the same idea.
If a logo doesn't look right on a shop signboard in your para, a printed bill book, a Facebook profile and a website favicon all at once, it isn't finished. That standard is what keeps cheap from turning into expensive six months later when you redo the whole identity.
Low price, but not low effort. Here's what's inside every cheap logo design package in Bangladesh I deliver.
Two or three drawn-from-scratch directions based on your business, not stock marks recoloured. You own the final design end to end.
If your brand uses both scripts on signage or packaging, you get a proper bilingual lockup that doesn't look like two logos glued together.
AI, EPS, SVG, PDF, transparent PNG and JPG in full colour, black, white and a one-colour version for press printing in Bangladesh.
Each option is mocked on a shop signboard, business card and a mobile profile picture before delivery, so you see how it actually looks in your para.
You only pay the final 50% after you approve the design. If none of the directions land, we keep iterating — within the package's revision rounds.
You talk to me on WhatsApp, not an account manager. Brief, feedback and revisions happen in one thread, no Trello cards lost in transit.
The genuinely cheap logos floating around Bangladesh — the 1,500 BDT Fiverr packs, the free-with-hosting bonuses, the cousin-with-Photoshop favours — all share the same three problems. The mark is borrowed from a stock library and someone else is already using it, the files you receive are flat JPGs that pixelate the moment a printer enlarges them for a banner, and there's no Bangla lockup, no monochrome version, no favicon. Six to twelve months later you pay a proper designer to start over, and the "cheap" logo has cost you twice plus the brand recall you never built.
Logo design at 50,000 BDT in Bangladesh is the floor where original, sober brand design actually becomes possible. It buys you a senior designer's time, two or three concepts drawn from a real brief, signboard and mobile mockups, a full file kit, and a Bangla-English lockup if you need one. It's still cheap relative to agency pricing in Dhaka, where the same scope often gets quoted at two to three lakh, but it's expensive enough that I can refuse template shortcuts. If your budget is under 50,000 BDT, I'll tell you honestly — you're better off saving up another month than buying a logo you'll regret.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Real questions Bangladeshi business owners ask before booking affordable logo design.
Logo design packages with me start at 50,000 BDT, including 2-3 original concepts, signboard and mobile mockups, a Bangla-English lockup if needed, and the full file kit (AI, EPS, SVG, PDF, PNG, JPG). That's the floor for original work. Below that you're almost always getting a template or stock mark, even if the seller says otherwise. Payment is 50% advance via bKash, Nagad or bank, 50% after you approve the final design.
Because you actually own original artwork, not a stock mark someone else can buy next week. You also get vector files your printer can scale to any size, monochrome and one-colour versions for press, a Bangla lockup, signboard mockups, and a designer you can WhatsApp directly. A 2,000 BDT logo usually arrives as a flat JPG with no source files, and three other businesses in BD are using the same mark this month.
Yes. A lot of my clients run physical shops, restaurants or service businesses in Bangladesh where both scripts appear on signage, packaging and Facebook. I draw or pair a Bangla wordmark that visually matches the English one — same weight, same rhythm, same proportions — so the lockup reads as one brand instead of two stuck together. This is included in the 50,000 BDT package when you need it.
Usually 7 to 10 working days from the moment your advance lands and the brief is in. Day 1-2 is research and sketches, day 3-5 is presenting concepts, then we go through one or two revision rounds before final files. Faster timelines (3-4 days) are possible if you're flexible on revision rounds — tell me upfront so I can plan.
Yes. Every direction is presented on a Bangladeshi shop signboard mockup, a business card, a Facebook profile picture and a mobile screen, so you can judge how it actually looks in your para, not just on a clean white slide. You only pay the final 50% after you approve one of these — that's the design-approval guarantee.
Yes. Almost all of my logo work across Bangladesh happens remotely — WhatsApp for chat, Google Meet or Zoom for the brief, bKash, Nagad or bank for payment, and email or WeTransfer for file delivery. Whether you're in Dhaka, Chattogram, Sylhet, Rajshahi, Khulna or a small town in between, the process is the same. You don't have to come to me, and I don't add travel fees.
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