Corporate website design cost in Chittagong, written down before you commit — not discovered after a meeting reads your budget.
Ask three people in Chattogram what a corporate website costs and you will hear 15,000 taka, 1 lakh, and "come to the office, we will discuss." That spread is not because the work varies that much — it is because nobody wants to put a number on paper first. I will. Below are the exact tiers I charge corporate clients here, starting at 50,000 BDT, what sits in each one, and the handful of things that genuinely move the price for a port-city firm.
Fixed tiers from 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. One senior operator, ~5 years building BD corporate sites.
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Almost every Chattogram company owner who messages me has already played the guessing game. They asked a Dhaka agency and got "two to two and a half lakh for the corporate package." They asked a local shop near the New Market end and got "15,000 taka, ready in a week." They asked a cousin's friend who "does websites" and got silence after the advance. None of those is a real cost, because none of them is tied to what your firm actually needs. A corporate site is an asset that sits on your company for years and gets judged by people you will never meet — it deserves a fixed number, in writing, before a single taka changes hands.
So here is the honest part most people in this trade dodge: the corporate website design cost in Chittagong is not a mystery, and it is not set by how expensive your office looks when a salesman visits. It is set by scope — how many pages, how deep the content, whether you need Bangla as well as English, and whether your brand assets are ready or need to be built. That is it.
I publish my tiers precisely so you are not paying a number that was reverse-engineered from your willingness to pay. A 10-person indenting firm off Agrabad and a manufacturer with a plant past the port have different needs, and the price should reflect the build, not the bargaining.
When you hire me, the cost you see is the cost of my own hands on your project from first message to launch. There is no account manager who wins the job and vanishes, no junior who quietly does the real work under a senior name on the proposal, no offshore team that picks it up the day after your advance clears. I am the discovery call, the structure, the design in Figma, the front-end code, and the WhatsApp number you reach when something needs changing before a buyer meeting. One senior operator, around five years deep in Bangladeshi corporate sites, one thread for the whole thing — which is also why the price holds.
Five years of building for firms here has also taught me where money gets wasted on a corporate site and where it actually earns its keep. A clean services or product section, a contact form that lands in the right inbox instead of a dead info@ address, a downloadable company profile a foreign buyer can forward internally — those get used every week. A heavy animated intro, a "news ticker" nobody updates, a custom illustration set — those quietly add 30,000-plus BDT to an agency quote and return nothing. My pricing only carries what your buyers and partners will actually touch, which is the whole reason a senior-built site can still land at 50,000 BDT.
Six things baked into every tier below — not add-ons revealed halfway through, and not features padded in to justify a bigger number. This is the floor a serious Chattogram firm should expect for the price.
You see the full cost on the proposal before you pay anything. No "final scope chat" two weeks in that quietly adds 40,000 BDT. The figure you approve is the figure on the invoice.
The tier is matched to your pages and content, not to how big your firm looks. You pay for the build a port-city trading or manufacturing company needs — never a markup reverse-engineered from your budget.
Structured so a sourcing office in Guangzhou or a principal in Singapore confirms you are a real, established firm in seconds. The cost buys credibility at the exact moment a buyer is deciding whether to reply.
Sub-three-second loads on a mid-range Android in GEC traffic and on a buyer's connection abroad — not just a clean score on office fibre. A slow corporate site quietly reads as a small company.
Where you need Bangla alongside English for local partners and banks, it is properly typeset — no boxes or broken characters on older Android phones. Priced into the right tier, not surprise-billed after.
No code starts until you sign off the full design in Figma. If the home page does not read like your company after the included revisions, you walk and the advance comes back. Deposits are never held hostage to a half-finished mockup.
When a Chattogram owner asks "corporate website design cost koto taka?", the real answer is that a few specific things decide where you land between the 50,000 BDT floor and 1,50,000 BDT — and almost none of them are the things agencies hint at to push you up. The first is page count and content depth. A focused company-profile site — who you are, leadership, what you trade or manufacture, and a contact line that reaches a decision-maker — sits at 50,000 BDT.
Add a detailed board-of-directors section, a product or trade-lane catalogue, a principals-and-clients page, a careers section with CV uploads, and a notices area, and you are at 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT, because that content needs real layouts built for it, not a template stretched to fit.
The second driver is genuinely particular to this city: how much of your business is done with people who do not read Bangla.
A port-city firm working import, export, C&F, indenting or commodity supply often needs a clean English site for foreign suppliers and principals plus a proper Bangla version for local partners, banks and tender committees — and a real Bangla layout (copy you supply, typeset by me with correct line height and font pairing, not Google Translate bolted on) is honest extra work that belongs in the quote upfront, which nudges you toward the 1,50,000 BDT tier. The third is brand readiness.
If your logo, colours and company copy are in good shape, my time goes straight into building and you stay at the floor. If I have to redraw a logo exported from a 2014 Word file, choose a colour system, and write your About copy because the current site uses stock photos of foreigners in suits, that is real work — and I price it openly at the start rather than discovering it mid-project and surprising you with a revised bill.
Beyond all of this sits the fully custom build from 3,00,000 BDT, for firms that want something designed from a blank canvas. Whatever the tier, terms never move: 50% advance, 50% on launch, bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and you approve the full design before any code is written.
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The exact cost questions Chattogram company owners put to me on the first WhatsApp message — answered plainly, with real numbers.
It starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused corporate profile site — company, leadership, what you trade or manufacture, and a contact line that reaches a real person. 90,000 BDT adds service or product pages, principal and client logos, and a careers or notices section. 1,50,000 BDT covers a full bilingual corporate site with a downloadable company profile and buyer-facing sections. Fully custom builds start from 3,00,000 BDT. Every quote is fixed before you pay, with 50% advance and 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
Because they are not the same product. A 15,000-taka job is almost always a nulled template installed in a few days by someone who does not own the result — a contact form going nowhere, a build that crawls at 7 to 9 seconds on the exact 4G your buyers use, and a year of fix requests that never get answered. The 50,000 BDT floor reflects roughly 60 to 80 hours of one senior person designing, building, testing on real Chattogram connections, and handing over training. To a foreign supplier vetting you, the cheap site reads as a small, risky firm — it costs you the deals it quietly loses.
For a Chattogram firm a Dhaka agency is usually overpriced for the scope you actually need — they treat any corporate brief as a two-to-three-lakh premium job and load office rent, account managers and margin into the number, then put a junior on the build. My tiers from 50,000 BDT carry none of that overhead, and you get one accountable senior on every screen plus my WhatsApp number from day one. You are not paying a Gulshan rate for a port-city site; you are paying for the build itself.
Two things. First, whether you need a full Bangla version alongside English for local partners and banks — properly typeset Bangla is real work that moves you toward the 1,50,000 BDT tier. Second, how deep your product or trade-lane content goes; a simple "what we trade" page sits at the floor, while a structured catalogue of commodities, grades or principals with their own layouts pushes you up a tier. A contact form that separates buyer enquiries from vendor and careers enquiries is standard from 50,000 BDT, not an add-on.
Domain and hosting are billed separately and honestly — roughly 1,500 BDT a year for a .com or .com.bd, and managed hosting from about 8,000 BDT a year. On VAT: if your firm needs a Mushak challan for accounts, 18% is added on top of the quoted figure and the challan is provided; if you are a smaller firm or sole proprietor who does not need a formal Mushak, the tier prices stand as published. I clarify all of this in the proposal before you commit — no surprises after the advance.
Either. For the 50,000 BDT tier bKash or Nagad works fine and I issue a money receipt. For the 90,000 BDT tier and above most Chattogram corporate clients prefer a bank transfer or cheque against an invoice — cleaner for the accounts team and it gives you a proper paper trail for an asset on the company books. Whichever you choose, it is always 50% to start and 50% on launch, never full payment upfront.
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