A dynamic site in Dhaka can be quoted at 45,000 BDT or 2,50,000 BDT. The gap usually comes down to one thing nobody lists: how much real database and admin-panel work is under the hood. A static brochure with a login bolted on is not a dynamic site and should not cost like one. As a solo developer, I build real admin panels, content modules and database forms, so the price is the build alone. Tiers are fixed at 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, and custom starts from 3,00,000 BDT.
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When you compare the dynamic website design price in Dhaka, the hidden cost is not the quote. It is the per-edit tax that comes after. Say a trading house in Motijheel or a clothing brand off Dhanmondi 27 buys a "dynamic" site for 40,000 BDT. Then they find the admin panel barely works. To change a price, post a notice or add a product, they must message the developer.
Each time it costs 1,500 or 2,000 taka and a two-day wait. Eight months later, they have paid the build price again in edit fees. And they still cannot touch their own site. That is a static site wearing a dynamic site's name tag. The low quote was the bait.
Real dynamic website design in Dhaka is priced by what is built behind the screen, not by page count. The honest drivers are these. How many content modules do you need, like products, services, projects, notices, blog, team or gallery? Do visitors need search and category filters? Must forms save to a database and export to Excel? Do you need role-based admin access, so staff see only their section?
Then come the integrations on top: bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz, or a courier API like Pathao or Steadfast. Each of those takes real engineering time. A five-page static brochure has none of it. That is why it is cheaper. Quoting the two at the same number is dishonest in either direction.
I am RH Fardin. For about five years I have built dynamic websites for Dhaka businesses as a one-person studio. No agency, no juniors, no project manager turning your needs into someone else's first draft. The person you message maps your admin around how you work. He writes the code, wires the database, connects the contact and order forms and pushes it live.
That is why I can hold a 50,000 BDT floor on dynamic work. A Banani firm has to quote far more just to cover a five-person payroll and office rent. So treat this page as the breakdown, not a brochure. It shows what 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT buy in modules and admin depth, and where custom builds above 3,00,000 BDT begin. It also shows how to tell a real database build from a static page with a fake login.
One thing I will not do is win you on price by faking the dynamic part. Below 50,000 BDT, I cannot do the job right. That job is an admin panel that fits your business, a proper database, testing on a budget Android over patchy 4G, and standing behind it six months on. If your real budget is under 40,000 BDT, I will say so on the first call. I will not hand you a thin site with my name on it.
Six things hold at every tier. A dynamic website design price in Dhaka should describe the engine you get, not the lobby it was quoted in.
The price includes an admin panel built around the fields you touch monthly. Rare ones are tucked away, and never-touched ones are coded out. It is not a 40-item WordPress dashboard you give up on in two weeks.
After launch, changing a price, adding a product or posting a notice costs you nothing, because you log in and do it. The whole point of paying for dynamic is that you stop paying 1,500 taka per edit forever.
Products, services, notices, blog, team and gallery come as proper database modules with their own list and detail pages. They are priced as the real build work they are, not hard-coded blocks pretending to be dynamic.
50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, each with a set module count, feature list and revision allowance. You pick the tier that matches your scope. I do not judge your address and quote upward.
Before any advance, you get a one-page scope with every module, every feature and every BDT line. If a module is not on that sheet, it is not in the price, and nothing new appears on launch day.
If the first homepage direction does not match the brief we agreed, we rework it within scope until it does, or your advance comes back. Pay by bKash, Nagad or bank, 50% to start and 50% on launch.
Here is the test I give every Dhaka owner with a "dynamic website" quote. Ask exactly which fields you can edit yourself after launch. And ask to see the admin panel before you pay the balance. A real dynamic build has a clear answer: "You edit products, prices, notices, blog and team from the admin. Banners and the footer are settings. The layout is locked so you cannot break it."
A dressed-up static site gets vague fast. Often only one news feed updates itself, and everything else goes back to the developer at 1,500 taka a change. The number on the quote means nothing until you know how much of the site you control. Padded quotes are built to dodge that one question.
The second half of the test is hosting and database load. This is where cheap dynamic sites in Dhaka quietly fail. Many local shared plans, like Exonhost, Hostever and web.com.bd entry tiers, are fine for a static brochure. But they choke on a busy dynamic site with heavy product images and live search. It always fails on a Friday afternoon when your catalogue gets traffic. I keep hosting outside the build price on purpose. That public, recurring cost belongs on your books, not buried in mine.
Business-grade hosting for an SME's dynamic site runs about 4,000 to 8,000 BDT a year. A .com.bd domain costs about 800 to 2,500 BDT. Premium plugin licences are a one-time cost, rarely over 8,000 BDT. Before launch I set up caching and shrink images, since many buyers outside the city are on 3G. I also set up a database backup that really runs. You pay the providers I name directly, with no markup, so a 50,000 BDT build stays 50,000 instead of creeping to 80,000 by launch day.
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The questions Dhaka business owners send me before ordering a dynamic site, answered straight.
50,000 BDT buys a clean dynamic site with a working admin panel. It has one real content module, like products, services or blog, and a contact form that saves to the database and your email. 90,000 BDT adds two to three modules, search, filters and a richer home page. 1,50,000 BDT covers up to six modules with role-based admin access. Custom builds start from 3,00,000 BDT: booking systems, multi-vendor, complex reports, payment and courier links. 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank.
Partly overhead, and partly what is truly built. A glass-office agency in Gulshan or Banani carries rent, payroll and a project manager in its price, so the same engine costs more there. But the bigger driver is real work: database modules, search, role-based admin and payment or courier links. A 45,000 BDT quote is often a static brochure with one fake feed. A proper multi-module build with bKash and a courier API costs more. Ask both to list the modules, and the gap explains itself.
Static means every page is fixed, and a developer edits code to change anything. Dynamic means content lives in a database. You edit it yourself through an admin panel in your browser: products, prices, notices and blog posts. Do your catalogue, prices or notices change more than twice a month? Then the dynamic price pays for itself within a year, because you stop paying 1,500 to 2,000 taka per edit. If your site is truly five pages that never change, static is cheaper. I will tell you so.
Yes, you will. Updating it yourself is the whole reason you pay the dynamic price. I build the admin around the fields you will use and hide the rest. Before handover, I walk you through it on a screen-share and give you a one-page guide in plain language. The layout is locked, so you only edit content inside fixed templates and cannot break the design. After launch, changing a price or adding a product costs nothing and takes a minute. No 1,500-taka invoice and no two-day wait.
No. Your scope sets the price: how many modules, which features and which integrations. Your postcode does not. The same dynamic build has the same 50,000 BDT floor in Gulshan-2, off Dhanmondi 27 or in Mirpur. I run a one-person studio with no address premium to recover, so I will not add one back based on where you sit. What moves the number is the engine you need, full stop.
Yes to both. Admin labels can be in Bangla, English or both. The public site can hold Bangla and English versions of the same content if you want it bilingual. I use Unicode Bangla fonts that show correctly on phones and old laptops. Not legacy Bijoy, which breaks on half the devices in Dhaka. Payment is by bKash, Nagad or a normal BDT bank transfer, 50% to start and 50% on launch. Foreign clients can pay by Wise or wire. I never take the full amount upfront.
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