In focus
What actually pushes a corporate website price up or down in Uttara
Nine times out of ten, the gap between a 50,000 BDT quote and a 1,50,000 BDT quote in Uttara comes down to four things: page count with original content, bilingual (Bangla + English) versions, integrations, and content production. A 5-page English-only brochure site for a trading house off Garib-e-Newaz Avenue genuinely costs 50,000 BDT — anyone quoting 1,80,000 for that is either padding heavily or planning to subcontract you to a junior they have not introduced.
The price jumps when you need a Bangla mirror (because every page is essentially built twice), when you want a careers portal that accepts CV uploads, or when the new site has to pull data from your existing accounting or inventory system. Those are real engineering hours, not invented line items.
What does NOT justify a higher price: "premium Uttara location" pitches, vague "branding strategy" add-ons that produce one Canva file, or "SEO included" packages that turn out to be a meta-tag plugin. If a Uttara agency cannot show you, in writing, exactly which pages, which features, and which post-launch support is in the number — assume they are leaving room to invoice again later. My quote arrives as a one-page PDF: scope, deliverables, timeline, payment milestones, and what is explicitly NOT included. You decide whether that fits your budget before any work starts, and the number does not move unless you change scope in writing.