Development, not just a design dropped on a template
In Chattogram, "website development" gets quoted by people who never write a line of code. That's the trap.
The word that trips up most owners looking for cheap website development in Chattogram is "development". Ask around GEC or Agrabad, and half the people quoting you aren't developers at all. They install a free theme, change the colours, drop your logo on top and call it a build. That's why the numbers are so scattered: 9,000 taka here, 1,80,000 there, and no way to tell them apart.
The difference isn't the design you see on screen. It's everything underneath. Real development means code that's built to be changed and hosting you control. It means forms that deliver, and a database that won't choke the day you add your fiftieth product. The cheap quote almost never includes any of that, because the person quoting can't build it.
Chattogram's economy makes this worse than in most cities. So much business here is import, trade and logistics. Think port-side firms, C&F agents, freight and shipping offices, and hardware and machinery importers around Khatunganj and Reazuddin Bazar. These businesses don't need a pretty brochure.
They need a site that holds a real product or service catalogue. It must handle enquiries from buyers in Dhaka or overseas, and load on a phone over patchy port-area 4G. A template developer can't deliver that. Once your list passes a handful of items, or you want a quote form that goes to the right person, the theme fights back. So you pay 9,000 taka, hit the wall in two months, and pay again for a proper rebuild. The cheap option was the most expensive one.
I'm RH Fardin, and I'm the only person who touches your project. I plan it, design it and write the code. I set up the hosting and SSL, connect the forms and do the on-page SEO myself. I've done this for about five years for Bangladeshi businesses: importers, garments suppliers, clinics, schools, real estate firms and shop owners.
I can keep low cost website development in Chattogram truly low because of how I'm set up. There's no office in GEC, no sales layer, no junior practising on your business and no Dhaka-agency markup on top. You pay for the build, not the building it sits in. That's where the saving comes from, not from skipping the work.
And the number holds. I quote one figure before we start, from 50,000 BDT. You pay 50% to begin and 50% the day the site goes live. You approve the design before I write a single line of code. There's no "bhai, eta toh extra" halfway through for the SSL, the contact form or the mobile layout. If every Chattogram developer has given you a different answer to the same question, what you're really buying from me is a straight one.
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