Cheap web design in Mirpur — but cheap measured by what it earns you, not just the number on the invoice.
Every Mirpur business owner asks the same thing first: koto taka? Fair question — Mirpur runs on tight margins, whether you're a trader in Mirpur 1, a coaching centre near Mirpur 10, or a small showroom in Mirpur DOHS. But the cheapest quote you get on Facebook is almost never the cheapest site you'll own. I'm RH Fardin, a solo senior designer. Low cost web design in Mirpur starts at 50,000 BDT here — one site, built right the first time, so you're not paying twice.
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Here's the pattern I see over and over with Mirpur businesses. Someone quotes 12,000 taka in a Facebook group. You pay the advance on bKash, the work crawls for a month, you get a site that's a free template with your logo dropped on top, it breaks on half your customers' phones, and the person stops replying around revision two. Six or eight months later you're paying someone else to redo it properly. The 12,000-taka site wasn't cheap — it was a deposit on a 60,000-taka mistake. That's the real Mirpur math nobody puts in the quote.
I'm RH Fardin, a solo senior web designer working across Bangladesh. About five years in, and I do every part myself — the first call where I figure out what your Mirpur customers actually need, the layout, the visual design, the front-end build, the on-page SEO, the speed pass, and the launch. There's no agency markup, no junior 'resource assigned to your account,' no project manager you're really paying for. When you message me, you reach the person building your site. That's how low cost web design in Mirpur stays low cost without becoming low quality.
My floor for cheap web design in Mirpur is 50,000 BDT, and I'm honest about why. That price buys real design hours, a mobile-first build tested on the budget Android phones most Mirpur buyers carry, clean code that Google can actually read, bKash and Nagad set up the way your customers pay, and a launch that holds together the next morning. If your needs are bigger — booking, a small store, Bangla and English both — the 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers exist, and full custom work starts from 3,00,000 BDT. I'll tell you in the call which tier fits, and I won't upsell you into one you don't need.
Terms are simple: 50 percent advance to start, 50 percent on launch. I won't begin without the advance, and I won't hound you for the rest — it's due when you sign off on the live site. The design-approval guarantee is the part that protects you on a budget: you keep getting in-scope revisions to the look until you genuinely say yes, and the final payment waits until you do. Cheap shouldn't mean you're stuck with the first draft.
Six things the 12,000-taka Facebook quote leaves out — and why they're the difference between a cheap site and a cheap result.
The starting price in writing, not a bait number that quietly doubles after you've paid the advance. Clear tiers at 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT so you pick by scope, not by guesswork.
A real custom build instead of a nulled template — so you're not paying a second designer to redo it in eight months. That's where the actual saving in Mirpur lives.
The person on your first call is the person who designs, builds and launches the site. No handover to a junior, no quality drop once the advance clears.
Designed and checked on the entry-level Androids and slower 4G most Mirpur customers actually use — not just a fast phone on office WiFi. Loads and works where your buyers are.
Payment instructions or order flow set up the way Mirpur shoppers expect to pay, so nobody bails at the last step because they can't figure out how to send money.
You don't pay the final 50 percent until you approve the design. In-scope revisions continue until it's right — no being trapped with a first draft because the price was low.
Mirpur is one of the most crowded, most competitive patches of Dhaka — packed with traders, coaching centres, clinics, small showrooms and online sellers all chasing the same neighbourhood customers from Mirpur 1 to Pallabi. So I understand the instinct to ask for the cheapest possible quote. But the question that actually saves a Mirpur business money isn't 'what's the lowest price for a website' — it's 'what's the lowest price for a website that brings me customers.' Those are completely different numbers.
A 12,000-taka template that nobody finds on Google, that loads slowly on a 4G connection near Mirpur 10, and that doesn't convert the person who clicked, costs you every customer it fails to capture. That invisible cost dwarfs the sticker price.
So here's how I keep cheap web design in Mirpur genuinely cheap — on the only measure that matters, cost per result.
The 50,000 BDT floor covers up to five core pages (home, services, about, contact, plus one), a custom layout built from your brand instead of a marketplace theme, a mobile-first design tested on the phones your Mirpur buyers really carry, basic on-page SEO so the local searches that matter can find you, a contact form delivered to your email and WhatsApp, bKash/Nagad payment setup, and Search Console connected before launch.
Spread that one-time cost across the customers a working site brings in over a year or two, and it's far cheaper than the 'low cost' template you'd have replaced anyway. Cheap, done properly, is the version you only pay for once.
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The questions Mirpur business owners actually ask me — starting, of course, with the price.
The honest floor is 50,000 BDT. For that you get up to five pages, a real custom design (not a template), a mobile-first build, basic SEO, bKash/Nagad setup and the design-approval guarantee. The next tiers are 90,000 BDT (booking, blog, more pages) and 1,50,000 BDT (small store, Bangla + English, advanced features). Full custom starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch. If someone in a Mirpur Facebook group is quoting 10,000–15,000 taka for a real custom site, it's a free template or they'll vanish after the advance — either way you'll pay again later.
Because 12,000 taka doesn't pay for actual design work, testing on real budget phones, proper SEO, or a person who answers you after launch. It pays for a renamed template and a freelancer juggling ten jobs at once. At 50,000 BDT I can spend the days a custom build genuinely needs — discovery, design, front-end, mobile testing, SEO, launch — and still be around when you need a small fix in month two. The 12,000-taka site is the one that costs you 60,000 in Mirpur once you redo it.
My price is the same wherever you are in Dhaka — it's based on the work, not your postcode. The difference is some Gulshan and Banani agencies add an account-manager layer to the invoice, and you pay for that org chart. With me there's no agency markup, so a Mirpur business gets a senior designer at a fair rate without the Gulshan overhead baked in. Same 50,000 BDT floor, same person doing every part of the build.
You get a custom design. 'Cheap' here refers to no agency overhead and a tight, single-person process — not a recycled theme. I build the layout from your brand, your colours and what your Mirpur customers need to see, so it won't be the same site three other shops near Mirpur 10 are already running. A unique look is exactly what separates this from the 12,000-taka template quote — that's the whole point.
Yes. It's 50% advance to start and 50% on launch, and I take both bKash and Nagad. I won't begin work without the advance, but I also won't chase you for the final half — it's only due once you've signed off on the live site. So you're never paying the full amount for something you haven't approved yet, which matters most when you're keeping the budget tight.
If your customers in Mirpur reach for their phone and search before they buy, walk in, or call — and almost all of them do now — then yes. A cheap site that shows up in local search, loads on 4G and makes it obvious how to contact or pay you earns back its cost quickly. The mistake isn't spending 50,000 BDT on a real site; it's spending 12,000 on one that no one finds and then paying again. Worth it isn't about the price being low — it's about the site actually doing its job.
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