In focus
Why hospital website development in Dhaka costs what it does, and what 50,000 BDT actually buys you
The first question I get from Dhaka hospital administrators is koto taka. Fair. Here is the honest answer. A hospital website is not a five-page brochure, so the 50,000 BDT entry tier suits a small clinic or single-specialty centre with up to eight to ten consultants, three to four department pages, OPD schedule, gallery, and a single appointment form. A mid-size hospital with fifteen to twenty-five consultants, six to eight departments, a health package listing, and a reception-editable schedule lands closer to the 90,000 BDT tier.
A full general hospital with department-level subpages, package booking, blog, multi-language switch, and patient portal integration usually sits at the 1,50,000 BDT tier, and a bespoke build with EMR or HMIS API integration starts at 3,00,000 BDT.
What inflates a hospital quote unfairly is unnecessary middlemen, recurring license fees on cheap plugins, and agencies billing project-manager hours for work I do myself. Because I personally design, code and deploy your site, you pay for the actual build, not for a layer of account managers. 50% advance starts the work, 50% on launch keeps both of us honest, and the design-approval guarantee means if you genuinely reject the first complete comp you owe nothing. That is rare in Dhaka hospital web development and it is intentional.