Rajshahi runs on word of mouth and small screens - a logo your customer sees as a thumbnail before they ever set foot in Shaheb Bazar. I draw marks that stay sharp shrunk to a Facebook avatar, print clean on a silk product tag or a coaching-centre banner, and don't look like the same template three other shops on the same lane are using.
One senior designer, roughly five years in. You message about logo design in Rajshahi BD and the person who replies is the person actually drawing the concepts - no junior, no account manager, no Pinterest tracing.
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Rajshahi is a city that talks. A coaching centre near RUET, a cafe off the university gate, a silk house in Sopura, a mango-season brand selling to Dhaka buyers - they all live or die on referrals, and the first thing a referred customer does is look you up on a phone. They see your logo as a tiny circle on Facebook or a thumbnail on a Page comment. If that mark only looks good blown up on a designer's laptop, it has already failed in the exact place Rajshahi customers actually meet your brand. I design from the smallest size up, never the biggest size down.
I'm RH Fardin, a solo website and brand designer working out of Bangladesh. When people say 'logo design company in Rajshahi' they usually picture a floor full of juniors - that's not what this is. It's me, sketching, refining, and shipping every mark personally. The person who answers your first message is the person who draws your concepts and hands you the final files. No telephone game between a salesperson and the designer, no 'let me check with the team.'
Rajshahi has a specific problem: there aren't many senior brand designers in the city, so owners get pushed to two bad options - a 1,500-taka 'logo' from a Facebook group, or an out-of-town shop that never picks up the phone. I've watched the same mistakes repeat: five-colour logos that cost a fortune to screen-print on silk tags, fine-text taglines that vanish at thumbnail size, and 'free' marks that turn out to be edited stock files two other businesses near New Market also bought. A real logo is one mark you own outright, in every format you'll ever need, that works the same on a phone, a Shaheb Bazar signboard, and a product label.
I keep the engagement small and direct on purpose. You get a fixed price, a clear number of concept directions, structured revisions, and a guarantee that you approve the design before final delivery. That's the entire pitch - senior work, plain pricing, payment in bKash or Nagad, and no surprise when the invoice lands.
Not 'a logo file.' A usable brand mark with the pieces that make it work across the real Rajshahi market - on a phone, on a signboard, and on whatever you print, from silk tags to coaching-centre banners.
Every mark is drawn for your business, not pulled from a logo generator or a stock pack. You won't run into your own logo on a competitor's shutter near Shaheb Bazar or New Market.
I design and test the logo at profile-picture size first. It stays legible as a Facebook avatar, a WhatsApp icon, and a bKash merchant thumbnail - where most Rajshahi customers see you before they ever visit.
Vector source, CMYK for press, and exact colour codes - so it prints clean whether it's a Sopura silk product tag, a visiting card, or a banner outside a campus coaching centre. No 'why does it look different printed?' calls.
PNG, SVG, PDF, and the editable source, plus dark, light, and single-colour versions. You own the files outright - you're never locked into coming back to me to use your own logo.
You deal with the actual designer for the whole project. Faster decisions, nothing lost between a salesperson and a junior, and consistent taste from first sketch to final delivery.
Design-approval guarantee: you sign off on the direction before I deliver finals. 50% advance to start, 50% on launch, payable by bKash or Nagad.
The first question is almost always 'logo koto taka?' and the honest answer: a real logo starts at a floor of 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT depending on scope - just the mark, or the mark plus typography, a colour system, and basic brand assets. Fully custom brand identity work starts from 3,00,000 BDT. That floor isn't a markup for being in a big city; it's the cost of original work you legally own.
The 1,500-taka logos circulating in Rajshahi Facebook groups are almost always edited stock graphics or AI-generator output sold to many buyers at once - which means you can't trademark it, can't claim it as uniquely yours, and might quietly be infringing someone else's file.
Here's the test that exposes a cheap logo in Rajshahi specifically: hand it to a silk-tag printer or a signboard maker and ask them to reproduce it small and in one colour. A throwaway logo falls apart - the gradients muddy, the fine text disappears, the colours drift. A real mark is built for exactly that.
When you pay for a proper logo you're not buying a JPG; you're buying an original mark you own, delivered in every format you'll need, designed to survive the actual places Rajshahi buyers encounter your brand - a tiny profile circle, a product tag on a silk sari, a banner near the university gate, a Nagad payment screen. A cheap logo you have to redo in six months when the business gets serious costs far more than doing it once, properly.
I'd rather you spend 50,000 once than 1,500 three times.
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Pricing starts at a floor of 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT depending on scope - bare mark, or mark plus typography and a basic colour and usage system. Full custom brand identity starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance to start and 50% on launch, by bKash or Nagad.
Most of those are edited stock graphics or AI-generator output sold to many buyers at once. You can't trademark them, you don't truly own them, and you risk infringing someone else's file. A 50,000 BDT logo is original, legally yours, and built to last - cheaper than redoing a throwaway mark two or three times when the business grows.
One person - me, RH Fardin, a solo senior designer, not an agency with juniors. The whole project runs remotely over message, call, and shared files, so you don't need to travel to an office anywhere in the city. You talk directly to the person drawing your logo, which keeps decisions fast.
Yes - that's the point. I deliver print-ready CMYK vector files with exact colour codes, so a Sopura silk-tag printer or a Shaheb Bazar signboard maker can match the screen exactly. I also test the mark in a single colour, since small tags and low-cost printing often can't handle five colours.
A full pack: PNG, SVG, PDF, and editable vector source, plus dark, light, and single-colour versions, and CMYK files with exact colour codes for printing. You own everything outright - you're never locked into coming back to me to use your own logo.
That's what the structured revision rounds and the design-approval guarantee are for. You review concept directions, we refine, and you sign off on the chosen direction before I produce final files. You won't be handed a finished logo you never agreed to.
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