Right now a patient looking for you finds a Facebook page, a blurry visiting card photo, and three wrong chamber timings. That is your website doing your reputation no favours.
I'm RH Fardin. I design and build websites for doctors and chambers across Bangladesh myself — a clean, trustworthy page that shows your degrees, your chamber hours, and lets a patient book a serial from their phone without calling ten times. No agency, no juniors. Doctor website design in BD starts at 50,000 BDT, agreed before I begin.
5 years building sites · doctor websites from 50,000 BDT · serial booking built in · 50% advance, 50% on launch · bKash/Nagad accepted
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A patient in Bangladesh does not read a doctor's website the way they read a shop's. They are often worried, sometimes searching at 11pm for someone they have never met, and the first thing they want to know is simple: is this a real, qualified doctor, where is the chamber, when do they sit, and how do I get a serial without being told "line e ase, kal asben." If your site cannot answer those four things in ten seconds on a phone, the patient closes it and rings the next name on the list. A good doctor website BD patients actually trust is, in the end, trust design — every element either earns confidence or quietly loses it.
I'm one person, and for a doctor's site that is the point, not a limitation. I design the layout, write the structure, build it, set up the serial-booking flow, sort the mobile version and launch it — all myself. A medical site lives or dies on small, careful details: degrees and BMDC registration shown plainly without looking boastful, a specialty made obvious so the right patients self-select, accurate chamber addresses with a map, current sitting hours, and a booking step that actually works on cheap mobile data. None of that survives being handed to a junior who has never sat in a chamber waiting room.
Pricing is fixed and honest, because doctors get quoted wildly by people who assume a physician will overpay. My floor is 50,000 BDT for a clean, custom doctor website, and you know the full figure before I start. You pay 50% to begin, I show you the design and you approve it before any code is written, and the remaining 50% is due only when the site is live and you are satisfied. bKash, Nagad and bank transfer all work — and yes, the serial fee or advance booking on your site can collect through bKash or Nagad too, the way your patients already pay for everything else.
I have spent around five years building sites for Bangladeshi clients, and the pattern with doctors is always the same. The medicine is excellent; the online presence is a chaotic Facebook page, an outdated profile on some directory, and a phone number that rings out during chamber hours. That gap costs real serials every single week. Closing it does not need a huge budget or a marketing agency on retainer. It needs one person who understands what a nervous patient is looking for on a small screen — and builds exactly that, nothing they will never use.
A doctor's website has one job: turn a searching patient into a booked serial without a phone call. Here is where your money goes when one experienced person designs and builds the whole thing.
Patients pick a date and request a serial straight from their phone, with the advance fee collectable by bKash or Nagad. Fewer missed calls during chamber hours, fewer no-shows.
Your degrees, specialty, BMDC registration and experience laid out so a worried patient trusts you in seconds — clear and reassuring, never boastful or cluttered.
Accurate chamber addresses, sitting days and times with a working map, and a layout you can update yourself the day your schedule changes. No more wrong timings online.
Almost every patient finds you on a budget Android on mobile data. The site loads fast and reads cleanly on a small screen — not just on the chamber's desktop.
I design and build all of it myself. On a medical site that consistency matters — the tone stays calm and professional because one person controlled every detail.
Structured so when someone searches your name, your specialty plus your city, you actually turn up — instead of a directory listing that takes a cut of your patients.
Talk to any busy chamber and the real bottleneck is not patients — it is the phone. An assistant juggling calls during sitting hours, patients ringing five times for one serial, walk-ins arguing about their number, and a steady trickle of people who simply give up and go elsewhere. Most so-called doctor websites in Bangladesh are just a digital visiting card: a photo, a paragraph, a phone number, and nothing that actually reduces that chaos. They look fine and change nothing.
When I design a doctor website, the serial flow is the spine of the whole thing, not an afterthought bolted on. A patient sees your sitting days, picks one, leaves their name and number, and can pay the advance through bKash or Nagad — so by the time they arrive, they are expected, the queue is ordered, and your assistant is not refereeing the waiting room.
The second thing that quietly costs doctors is trust friction. A patient who has never met you is deciding, in a few seconds on a phone, whether to put their health in your hands. If the site is slow, the chamber timing is wrong, the degrees are buried, or the specialty is unclear, that hesitation sends them to the next search result.
So the design work is deliberately plain and calm: credentials and BMDC registration shown without ego, specialty made obvious so the right patients self-select, an honest profile that reads like a competent human wrote it, and chamber details that are correct because you can fix them yourself the moment your schedule shifts. That combination — a real booking flow plus genuine trust on a small screen — is the difference between a website that decorates your name and one that fills your serial book.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
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Straight answers to what doctors and chamber managers actually ask before paying for a website in Bangladesh.
50,000 BDT is the floor for a clean, custom doctor website — your profile, specialty, credentials, chamber hours, a map and a working serial-booking request, all mobile-first. Doctors who want multiple chambers, a blog for patient education, deeper SEO or a fuller booking system usually land at 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT. Fully custom builds — say a clinic with several doctors and a real appointment system — start at 3,00,000 BDT. You get the exact figure before I start.
Yes. The booking step is the core of the build, not an extra. A patient picks a sitting day, leaves their name and number, and can pay the advance serial fee through bKash or Nagad — the way they already pay for everything. It cuts the endless phone calls during chamber hours and reduces no-shows, because a patient who has paid an advance actually turns up.
Not at all. I work with doctors and chambers across Bangladesh — Chittagong, Rajshahi, Sylhet, district towns, anywhere — entirely over phone, WhatsApp and email. What matters is that the site loads fast on the cheap mobile data your patients actually use and shows your local chamber details correctly. I have built plenty of sites for clients I have never met in person, and the result is the same as if I were down the road.
It is exactly what builds trust, and it is standard practice. A patient choosing a doctor wants to confirm you are qualified before they walk in — your degrees, specialty and BMDC registration shown plainly do that work for you. I lay them out clearly and professionally, never boastfully, so a nervous patient feels reassured rather than sold to. Sensitive booking details stay private; your credentials are precisely what should be visible.
Yes, and for a doctor that is essential. Wrong chamber timings are the fastest way to lose a patient's trust. I build the site so you or your assistant can change sitting days, times, or a temporary closure yourself in a few minutes, without paying a developer every time your schedule shifts. A doctor's site that goes stale because nobody can edit it is worse than no site at all.
A standard doctor website at the 50,000 BDT level typically takes a couple of weeks once you have approved the design and sent me your details — profile, photo, degrees, chamber addresses and hours. Larger builds with multiple chambers or a fuller booking system take longer. The pace usually depends on how fast the content comes back from you; the build itself moves quickly because one person is doing all of it without an agency's hand-offs and delays.
Grab a free 15-minute call and I'll show you exactly what your new website should do — and what it'll cost in BDT. No pitch, no pressure.
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