Pricing, said plainly
Why nobody in Dhaka gives you a real graphic design price
Ask ten designers "graphic design price koto taka?" and you'll get ten dodges. "Depends, bhai." "Send your requirements first." One says "5,000 takay logo kore dibo." The next says "2 lakh" for what sounds like the same job. So why is the graphic design price in Dhaka so hard to pin down?
The number hides because most of the market sells two different products under one name. One is a 5-minute Canva template. The other is a real, designed identity. I'd rather tell you what I charge and what you get. Then you can decide before you message me on WhatsApp.
Here is the floor: 50,000 BDT. Below that, I can't do real work without cutting corners I won't cut. Those corners are the research, the rounds of revisions and the proper file formats that a lasting brand needs. The cheap quotes in Facebook groups are template flips.
They look fine until you need the logo in white, on a 3x6 ft banner for a Bashundhara City shop front, or as a favicon. By then the "designer" has vanished, and you end up paying twice.
My tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. Fully custom branding work starts at 3,00,000 BDT. The jump between tiers isn't padding. It reflects how many deliverables you get, how many concept directions I explore and how deep the brand system goes. A 50,000 BDT logo project and a 1,50,000 BDT identity and collateral package are different amounts of work. So they have different prices. No mystery.
I work solo on purpose. When graphic design in Dhaka feels cheap, the work is often handed to a junior or an offshore template farm. With me, the person you talk to is the person designing your files. That's why I can make a promise. You approve the direction before I build it out. And you don't pay the final 50% until it's launched and you're happy.
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