Cheap done honestly, Chattogram
There's cheap, and there's the cheapest. They are not the same line item
Let me say the quiet part first, because someone in Chattogram should. The word "cheap" is not a problem. Wanting cheap website design and development in Chittagong makes sense when you are a small importer, a Khatunganj wholesaler or a Nasirabad clinic watching every taka. The problem is that in this city, "cheapest" has been turned into a trap.
Twenty Facebook pages will quote you 8,000 to 15,000 taka. They promise "free domain, free hosting, unlimited revisions." Almost every one of them is selling the same nulled theme to twenty other businesses that same week. That is not cheap. That is paying a small amount for nothing you can keep.
I'm RH Fardin, and I work alone on purpose. When you message me, the person reading your WhatsApp is the person who does the work. I draw the layout, write the code, set up the contact form, compress the images and push the site live. No junior practises on your trade business. No account manager forwards your emails. No white-label shop in another city does the real work behind a logo.
About 5 years of building for Bangladeshi clients has taught me which corners are safe to trim when money is tight. It has also taught me which ones quietly cost you the customer who Googled you from Agrabad.
So here is how I keep it truly low cost without it turning into junk. The 50,000 BDT floor is the real starting number. It gets you a clean 5 to 7 page site with a proper mobile-first design. It includes a working contact form to your email and WhatsApp, basic on-page SEO, and analytics connected before launch.
The 90,000 BDT tier adds pages, a blog and tighter polish. The 1,50,000 BDT tier is the full small-business build. Past 3,00,000 BDT, it is fully custom and is no longer a "cheap" conversation at all. I would rather tell you which tier honestly fits than win the job with a number I cannot deliver on.
Payment is set up so a tight budget does not have to gamble. You pay 50% to start and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, whichever is cleanest for your books. And you approve the design before I write any production code. If the look is wrong, we fix it on the drawing board, not after your customers have seen it.
That design-approval guarantee is the part the 10,000-taka quotes never put in writing. For many of them, disappearing after the advance is half the business model.
See pricing in BDT