Doctor website development in Dhaka, built around the appointment. You get chamber schedules for Dhanmondi, Gulshan, Panthapath and Uttara. Patients see BMDC credentials they can check and pay a bKash advance to confirm a serial. The page loads on GP data while a patient stands outside Square or Labaid.
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Dhaka is the most crowded specialist market in Bangladesh. A patient searching at 11pm sees a wall of options. There is a Labaid profile, a Popular Diagnostic listing, three Doctorola cards and a Facebook page. Your own website sits somewhere on page two, if you have one. Doctor website development in Dhaka is about one thing: making the shortlist instead of being the first tab that gets closed.
Nobody in Dhaka picks the first name they see. They open four or five tabs and compare degrees. They check chamber locations against where they live. They glance at fees. Only then do they decide who gets the call.
The comparison here is much harder than in a smaller city. A cardiologist in Dhanmondi does not compete with two other cardiologists. She competes with forty, and several sit in the same building. So the website cannot just exist. It has to explain things better than the next one does.
That means a cleaner credentials block. It means a chamber schedule that shows which day she sits in Dhanmondi and which evening she is at the United Hospital OPD. It means an honest fee instead of 'call for details'. It means a serial process with no phone tag with an assistant who picks up one call in five. Miss these, and a more qualified doctor still loses the patient to a better-organised page.
I build doctor websites for consultants, surgeons, dental specialists, dermatologists, physiotherapists and small clinics across Dhaka. That covers the chamber clusters around Square and Panthapath, the Dhanmondi 27 and Shankar belt, Gulshan and Banani, Mirpur, Uttara, Mohammadpur and Old Dhaka.
I have spent about five years building for service businesses in this market. I know what a Dhaka patient scans on a mid-range Android. They want degrees, chamber, fee, sitting hours, and a way to lock a serial without three phone calls. They do not want animations, a chatbot or a three-language menu.
I build every site myself, end to end. There is no agency front desk in Gulshan, no junior learning on your project and no account manager passing messages. You talk to the person who designs the pages, writes the copy, wires the booking form and ships the live site. So decisions happen in one WhatsApp chat, not three rounds of email.
Here are six features shaped by how Dhaka patients search, choose and confirm a serial. The same goes for the family member who books on their behalf. None of this is filler. It is what separates a page that just sits in the rankings from one that fills the appointment book.
A clear weekly timetable that fits how Dhaka consultants really work. You might do morning OPD at one hospital, an evening chamber in Dhanmondi or Panthapath, and a Gulshan day once a week. You update holidays and substitute days yourself. So the schedule is never wrong when a patient checks it.
Each chamber shows its area and a Google Maps pin that opens straight in the patient's Maps app. In Dhaka, the real question is often which chamber they can reach in this jam, not which doctor is best. Make the nearer chamber obvious and you win the appointment.
Your BMDC registration number, MBBS college, post-graduate degree, FCPS or MD, fellowships and hospital links sit in one block patients can verify. In a market this crowded, a clean credentials section is the strongest reason a Dhaka patient picks you over the name above you.
A clear block shows your bKash or Nagad number and the exact advance to confirm a serial. A copy button means a patient on mobile never sends the wrong amount to the wrong number. That mistake is half the reason serials get disputed.
A 20-second booking form pings your assistant on WhatsApp and email at once. The request also lands in a sheet they can sort. Many Dhaka patients would rather request a serial at midnight than fight a busy chamber line at 9pm. This form is built for them.
I test on real mid-range phones like Symphony, Walton and Redmi, on a couple of bars of GP or Robi. That is how the site opens in a Square or Labaid waiting room. The chamber address and call button show in under two seconds, before an anxious patient gives up and dials the next name.
Most Dhaka doctor websites ignore one key decision-maker: the adult child living abroad. Many serious appointments in this city are set up by a son in London, a daughter in New York or a brother in Dubai. He has the stable laptop and the family budget. He also carries the worry about a parent's heart, kidney or cancer report back home. He cannot stand in the chamber queue.
He opens your website on a foreign connection at 2am his time. He needs to understand your credentials with no one to explain them. He must see which chamber his father can reach from Mohammadpur or Mirpur. He wants to confirm the serial and send the bKash advance through a relative, in one sitting. If your page is a slow Doctorola profile or a Facebook screenshot, he closes it. Then he sends a rival's link to the family WhatsApp group.
A proper doctor website in Dhaka works for someone 7,000 km away who cannot phone your assistant. Pricing from me is simple. I would rather tell you the tiers than make you ask 'koto taka' three times. A clean five-page site starts at 50,000 BDT: Home, About, Chambers, Conditions Treated and Appointment. The 90,000 BDT tier adds the full booking backend with assistant alerts. It also adds condition pages for patients searching their symptoms, and a testimonial system written within BMDC limits.
The 1,50,000 BDT tier suits the multi-chamber Dhaka consultant. It covers several locations across the city, bKash/Nagad payment confirmation, a returning-patient portal and a BMDC compliance review of the content. Hospitals and group practices with EMR or lab-report delivery are custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT. The terms never change: 50% advance, 50% on launch. You sign off the design before a line of code is written.
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Real questions Dhaka doctors and their chamber assistants ask me before they order a website.
Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT for a five-page site for one doctor. It includes a chamber schedule, a BMDC credentials block and a serial booking form. The 90,000 BDT tier adds the full booking backend with WhatsApp alerts for your assistant, condition pages and a testimonial system. The 1,50,000 BDT tier covers multi-chamber Dhaka consultants, with bKash/Nagad payment confirmation and a returning-patient portal. Group practices and hospitals with EMR or lab-report delivery start at 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank.
That crowding is exactly why it helps. Say a patient is comparing five cardiologists in Dhanmondi. The deciding factor is rarely who looks best on paper. It is whose page makes the credentials, chamber, fee and serial process clearest in the first fifteen seconds. A directory listing puts you in a row with your rivals at a lower fee. Your own site, ranking for your name and specialty in Dhaka, lets you win the comparison on your terms.
Yes, I design for this case on purpose. A son in London or a daughter in Dubai can understand your credentials with no one explaining them. They can see which chamber the patient can reach in Dhaka and read the fee plainly. They can confirm a serial and send the bKash advance through a relative, all on a foreign connection in one sitting. The booking form and payment block are written to earn trust from someone who cannot walk into your chamber to check you out first.
Yes. Most Dhaka consultants sit in two or three, and the schedule is built for it. Each chamber gets its own days, hours, fee, phone number and Google Maps pin. That might be your Dhanmondi evening chamber, your Square or United OPD, and a weekly Uttara visit. Patients pick the place that suits where they live and the traffic. The booking request goes to the right assistant. If you cancel a Friday slot, you update it from your phone and the site shows it in minutes.
Yes, and I handle it with care. BMDC restricts comparative claims, inflated specialty claims and unverified testimonials. I write the copy carefully: factual credentials, factual experience and no superlatives. I flag anything risky for you to approve before it goes live. On the 1,50,000 BDT tier, this includes a full compliance review of the content. You keep the final call on every word.
Yes. Every serial request triggers three things at once. It sends an email to your inbox. It adds a row to a Google Sheet your assistant can sort. It sends a WhatsApp message to the number you choose. Most chamber assistants in Dhaka already run their day on WhatsApp, so there is no new app to learn. A midnight request is waiting on the assistant's phone before the chamber opens the next day.
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