Logo design in Bangladesh built around your real business, not a Fiverr template flipped for the tenth time this week.
I design original marks for Bangladeshi founders, shops and SMEs. Your logo should look good on a Daraz product card, a 2x3 inch dokan sign, a bKash receipt and a printed business card. No clip art, no generic icons and no rushed sketches.
One senior designer. About five years shipping brand work across BD. Logo design starts at 50,000 BDT, with 50% advance via bKash or Nagad.
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Most logo design in Bangladesh today comes off the same template shelf. Walk into ten random small businesses in Dhaka and you will see the same logo five times. A swoosh, a leaf, or a half-circle in blue or green, with the company name in Montserrat Bold underneath.
They were all bought from the same Bangladeshi reseller, who runs the same template through Canva and changes the colour. That is the real logo market in Bangladesh right now. It is also why your brand keeps blending into the background.
I work the opposite way. Before I open Illustrator, I spend real time on a discovery call with you in Bangla or English. What do you actually sell? Who buys it? What does the buyer see first on Facebook, a printed leaflet, a polythene bag or the front of your shop? Where will this mark live for the next ten years? Without that context, any logo I make is just decoration.
Then I draw, by hand first and then in vector. You get three or four truly different directions, not three colour versions of the same shape pretending to be options. We discuss them, and you give honest feedback. I refine the one you respond to, and we lock it.
The mark gets tested at 16 pixels and at A4. I check it on a dark background, in black and white, and beside Bangla typography if your brand uses it. Some logos break at small sizes or look cheap printed on a delivery box. I will not ship a logo like that.
About me: I am a solo brand and web designer working with Bangladeshi businesses, with about five years of paid work behind me. No agency, no junior designers, and no outsourcing to the same reseller you were trying to avoid. You message me and talk to me. I design the work and deliver the files. That is the whole arrangement.
This is a real logo project, not one PNG attached to a WhatsApp message. Here is what's inside the package and why each piece matters in Bangladesh.
You get three to four distinct directions drawn from scratch for your business. No template flips, no Freepik downloads with your name pasted on top, and no recycled work from another client.
You receive editable .ai and .svg files, not just a JPG. Hand these to any printer in Nilkhet or any future designer. They can resize, recolour and reuse them without losing quality.
You get PNG with a transparent background, JPG, PDF and a favicon. Each is sized for your Facebook page, Google Business, WhatsApp Business, Daraz seller profile and printed signage.
If your brand uses both scripts, I design both versions. The Bangla wordmark sits properly with the mark instead of looking like an afterthought bolted on at the end.
I check every concept at small size on a phone screen, on a dark background and in single colour. I also mock it up on a business card and a shop sign before I present it to you.
You get a simple one-page guide with your hex codes, CMYK values for the printer and the typefaces used. So your Facebook designer and your leaflet printer use the same colours next time.
You will find logo design quoted at 500 BDT in Facebook groups and at 5 lakh BDT from a Gulshan agency. Very little in between makes sense. The 500 BDT logo is almost always a stock-site template with your name swapped in. The buyer gets a JPG, sometimes a PNG, no source file, and no idea where the design came from.
When it's time to print a banner, the printer asks for the .ai file. The original seller has disappeared, and the buyer pays a second time to redraw the logo properly. That is the real lifetime cost of a cheap logo in BD, not the 500 BDT sticker price.
At 50,000 BDT you pay for a senior designer to sit with your business and do real concept work. I present original directions and refine them to a final mark. Then I hand over a complete, production-ready file pack with brand colours and fonts documented. The 5 lakh agency quote covers the same deliverable. It adds an account manager, two junior designers, a project manager, an office in Banani and a presentation deck.
If you want the deck, hire the agency. If you want the logo, the deck won't make the mark any better. My pricing reflects what it costs to do this work well in Bangladesh. It's 50,000 BDT for the standard logo package. A full brand identity with packaging, social templates, stationery and brand guidelines costs more. You pay 50% advance by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer to begin, and 50% on final delivery.
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
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Real questions Bangladeshi founders ask me before booking a logo project. Short, specific and with no marketing fluff.
It's 50,000 BDT for a standard logo design package. That covers three to four original concepts, two rounds of refinement, final vector files, a full export pack and a one-page brand colour and font sheet. You pay 50% advance to start and 50% on delivery, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. Full brand identity with packaging, social templates and stationery is quoted separately and starts higher.
Because at that price you are buying a template, not a design. The seller downloads a stock mark, swaps your name in, sends you a JPG and disappears. When you need to print a banner or scale the logo for a sign, you pay again to have it redrawn. With me you get an original mark and editable source files. You also get a designer who is still here in six months if you need an updated version.
You get three to four truly different concepts in round one. They are not colour swaps of the same idea, but different design directions. Then you get two rounds of refinement on the concept you pick. If you change your mind completely after that and want a fresh direction, we discuss a small extra fee. That beats dragging the project on for months.
Yes, and this is one of the most common requests I get. I design both an English and a Bangla wordmark version. Each is weighted so the Bangla typography sits comfortably with the mark, instead of looking like a pasted-in translation. I will also suggest Bangla typefaces that pair well with the chosen English font.
Usually two to three weeks. Discovery and first concepts take about five to seven days. Revision rounds then depend on how quickly you send feedback. The fastest projects close in ten days. The slowest stretch to a month, usually because the client is sitting on feedback. I will tell you the realistic timeline before you pay the advance.
You get editable .ai (Adobe Illustrator) and .svg vector files. You also get PNG with a transparent background, JPG, PDF and a favicon. There are sized versions for Facebook, WhatsApp Business, Google Business Profile and your Daraz seller profile. Print-ready CMYK files cover your signboard or leaflet printer. Everything is zipped and delivered via Google Drive or WeTransfer.
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