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What graphic design actually costs in Rajshahi
Most people in Rajshahi who ask about graphic design price have already been burned by the 1,500-taka logo. Someone on Facebook promised a "professional design" by tomorrow, sent back a blurry JPG pulled off a free site, and now the bakery on Saheb Bazar road, the coaching centre near the university, the silk showroom in Sopura - all of them are stuck with artwork they can't print large, can't recolour, and can't actually own. Cheap design isn't cheap. It's a tax you pay twice.
So when I quote a floor of 50,000 BDT for graphic design in Rajshahi, that number means something specific. It buys an original logo built in vector, in proper files (AI, SVG, PNG, PDF), tested at the size of a phone icon and a shop signboard. It buys a colour palette and type system you can hand to a printer in New Market without them guessing. And it buys time with one person who designs, decides and ships - no account manager forwarding your feedback to someone you'll never meet.
The tiers are simple. 50,000 BDT gets you a focused logo-and-essentials package: primary logo, variations, colours, fonts, and the files to use them. 90,000 BDT adds the everyday pieces a Rajshahi business actually uses - visiting cards, Facebook profile and cover, festival post templates, a signboard-ready layout. 1,50,000 BDT is a full identity: the logo system plus packaging or menu design, social templates you can refill yourself, and a short usage guide so things stay consistent. Past that, custom work - large packaging lines, multi-outlet branding, full visual systems - starts at 3,00,000 BDT.
Payment is the same for everyone: 50% advance to lock your slot, 50% on launch when you're happy. bKash and Nagad both work. There's no "silk-city premium" and no padded line items - you see the tier, you see the price, you decide.
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