About the responsive design price
What you are really paying for when you ask the responsive website design price in Dhaka
When people ask about responsive website design price in Dhaka, they usually send the same WhatsApp message to five "web companies": ei website ta koto taka? Within ten minutes, they get five very different numbers. Those are 8,000 taka, 35,000 taka, 50,000 taka, 1,20,000 taka, and one guy quoting 4,50,000 taka with no reason given.
The cause is simple. Nobody told them what "responsive" really costs to do properly. The cheap quotes are a free template stretched onto a phone screen. The expensive ones pay for agency overhead. The real price of a responsive website in Dhaka sits in a narrow, honest band, and that is the band I work in.
I am RH Fardin, a solo designer and developer who builds websites for Dhaka businesses. I do not run an agency. So you are not paying for an office in Gulshan, a sales executive, an account manager, and three juniors learning on your project. You pay for one senior pair of hands.
That is the same person who picks up your call, sketches your layout and writes your CSS. I test it on a Redmi 9 and an iPhone, then ship it live. That setup is why my responsive website design price in Dhaka starts at a real 50,000 BDT. It is not a fake 8,000 BDT or an inflated 2,50,000 BDT.
The price depends on three things, and I will tell you which ones apply before I quote. First, how many unique page layouts the site needs. A 5-page brochure is not the same as a 25-page corporate site. Second, how much custom interaction your phone users need, like forms, calculators, booking or filters. Third, whether I design from scratch or adapt a clean base.
Everything else is included in every tier. That means hosting setup, SSL, basic on-page SEO, a contact form, Google Analytics, a WhatsApp button, and a bKash payment number on checkout. There are no surprise line items at handover.
Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch. Use local bank transfer, bKash, or Nagad, whichever is easiest for your accounts. You see the design in Figma before a single line of code is written, and you sign off in writing. If the design does not match what we agreed, you do not pay the second 50%. That is the design-approval guarantee, and it is why most of my work comes from Dhaka referrals.
See pricing in BDT