A dynamic website in BD that you can update yourself, not a static brochure you'll outgrow in six months.
I build dynamic websites for Bangladeshi businesses with a proper admin panel, content modules, search, filtering, and forms that actually save to a database. You log in, change a price, add a service, publish a notice. No emailing the developer for every comma. Starts at 50,000 BDT, with the design-approval guarantee built in.
5 years building dynamic sites in BD. One senior operator from discovery to launch. 50% advance, 50% on launch. Pay via bKash, Nagad, or bank transfer.
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Most BD businesses buy a static HTML site because it sounds cheaper, then spend the next year paying 2,000 taka here, 5,000 taka there to add a service, change a phone number, or post a notice. By month nine they've spent more than a dynamic site would have cost up front, and they still can't update anything without messaging the developer. That's the trap I'm trying to keep you out of.
A dynamic website is a site backed by a database with an admin panel you log into. You change content yourself: edit a page, upload a new product, write a notice, swap a banner, add a team member, publish a blog post. The structure stays consistent because the templates are built once; only the data inside them changes. For any Bangladeshi business that updates content more than twice a month, dynamic is the honest answer.
I build dynamic sites on WordPress or Laravel depending on the use case. WordPress when you mainly need pages, posts, products and forms with a friendly Bangla-readable admin. Laravel when you need custom workflows, role-based access, complex reports, or modules that don't fit the WordPress shape. Both give you a real admin panel, both run on mainstream BD hosting, both come with the same 50,000 BDT floor and the same design-approval guarantee.
There are no juniors, project managers, or sales pitches in this process. You talk to me about your business, I design the admin around how you actually work, I build it, you approve the design, you pay the second 50%, the site goes live, and I hand you a one-page guide on how to update it. That's it.
Six concrete reasons Bangladeshi businesses end up rebuilding their static site into a dynamic one within 12 months.
Log in from your phone or laptop, edit any page, change prices, add services, publish notices. No FTP, no code, no waiting for the developer to reply.
Products, services, projects, team, notices, blog, FAQs, gallery, testimonials — built as proper modules with their own list pages and detail pages, not hard-coded sections.
Visitors can search your catalogue, filter by category or price, sort results. Static sites can't do this without bolting on third-party scripts that slow everything down.
Contact, quote requests, bookings, applications — submissions land in your admin panel and your email. You can export to Excel, filter, mark as handled, keep a record.
Optional bilingual content, with Bangla-friendly typography and a per-page language toggle if you need it. Many BD buyers prefer Bangla on mobile.
Add a new service category next year, launch a blog, open online ordering, plug in bKash payments — the architecture supports growth instead of forcing a redesign.
The biggest mistake I see in dynamic site projects in Bangladesh is when the admin panel is built for the developer instead of the owner. You get a WordPress dashboard with 40 menu items, half in English jargon, custom fields scattered across three tabs, and no instructions. The owner gives up after two weeks and starts paying the developer 1,500 taka per edit again. That's not a dynamic site — that's a static site with extra steps.
When I scope your admin, I ask which fields you'll actually touch monthly, which you'll touch once a year, and which you'll never touch. The frequent ones go front and centre. The annual ones are tucked behind a settings page. The never-touched ones are hard-coded and removed from the admin entirely. Result: an editor that fits your business, not a generic dashboard.
The second BD-specific consideration is hosting and database load. Many local hosts (Exonhost, Hostever, web.com.bd shared plans) are fine for static sites but choke on a busy dynamic site with image-heavy product listings. Before launch I check your hosting tier, set up proper caching, optimise images for slow mobile networks (a lot of your visitors are on 3G outside Dhaka), and configure a database backup that actually runs. If your current host can't handle it, I'll tell you straight and recommend an upgrade — usually 4,000 to 8,000 taka per year extra for a properly resourced plan. That advice is free and it'll save you a Friday-night outage.
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
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Six questions BD business owners ask before commissioning a dynamic website.
Dynamic websites start at 50,000 BDT for a clean 5-7 page site with a working admin panel, one content module (services or products or blog), and a contact form that saves submissions. The 90,000 BDT tier adds 2-3 modules, search and filtering, and a more designed home page. 1,50,000 BDT covers up to 6 modules with role-based admin access. Custom builds — booking systems, multi-vendor, complex reports — start from 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch, payable via bKash, Nagad or bank.
Static: every page is a fixed HTML file. To change anything, a developer edits code. Dynamic: content lives in a database, pages are generated from templates, and you edit content through an admin panel in your browser. If you update content twice a month or more — new products, notices, prices, blog posts — dynamic pays for itself within a year. If your site is genuinely 5 pages that never change, static is fine.
Yes, that's the whole point. I design the admin around fields and buttons you'll use, hide everything you won't, and walk you through it on a screen-share before handover. You get a one-page guide in plain language. The structure is locked, so you can't accidentally break the layout — you're only ever editing content inside fixed templates.
WordPress if your needs are pages + posts + products + forms + a familiar admin. It's faster to build, cheaper to maintain, and 90% of BD businesses don't need anything more. Laravel if you need custom workflows (multi-step approvals, role-based dashboards, complex reports, integrations with internal systems) that WordPress would need 8-10 plugins to fake. I'll recommend one in the first call based on what you actually do, not what sounds impressive.
Yes. The admin labels can be in Bangla, English, or both. Content fields can hold Bangla and English versions of the same page if you want a bilingual public site. I use Unicode Bangla fonts that render correctly on phones and old laptops, not the legacy Bijoy encoding that breaks on half the devices in Bangladesh.
A 50,000 BDT dynamic site takes 3-4 weeks from advance to live, assuming you send content (text, logos, photos, product info) within the first week. 90,000 BDT tier: 4-6 weeks. 1,50,000 BDT: 6-8 weeks. Custom Laravel builds: scoped per project, usually 8-14 weeks. The bottleneck is almost always content from the client, not development time.
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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