Pricing, plainly
Why "koto taka?" deserves a straight answer in Uttara
You messaged three people about a responsive website and got three completely different numbers — one said 15,000৳, one said "depends", one quoted 2 lakh and went quiet. That gap is the whole problem with website pricing in Uttara. The 15,000৳ quote is usually a Wix template someone resells; it looks fine on a desktop demo and falls apart the moment a customer opens it on a Samsung A-series phone over mobile data. The 2 lakh quote is often an agency that will hand your project to a junior.
I run a single, senior pipeline and I publish my floor: responsive website design starts at 50,000৳ and I will tell you exactly which tier yours lands in before you pay anything.
Responsive is not a feature you add at the end — it is how the site is built from the first line. In Uttara, where most of your buyers are scrolling on a phone while sitting in traffic on the airport road or waiting at a Sector market, the phone layout IS the website. So I design the mobile view first: thumb-reachable buttons, a tap-to-call number that actually dials, images compressed so the page loads on a weak 4G signal, and a bKash/Nagad number placed where a customer expects it, not buried three taps deep. The desktop version comes after, not the other way around.
Here is what the price actually buys at each tier. 50,000৳ gets you a clean, fully responsive 4–6 page site — home, services, about, contact, and a couple of supporting pages — that looks deliberate on every screen size. 90,000৳ adds more pages, custom sections, light copywriting help, and tighter design polish for a business that wants to look clearly ahead of its competitors.
1,50,000৳ is for a content-heavy or service-heavy business that needs a real structure — many pages, lead forms, and a layout system that stays consistent as you grow. If you need something genuinely custom — a booking flow, a product catalogue, a portal — that starts at 3,00,000৳, and I will say so honestly instead of cramming it into a lower tier and cutting corners.
Payment is 50% advance to start, 50% on launch — and the advance is normal for a one-person operation, because I am blocking real days of work for you, not slotting you into an assembly line. bKash and Nagad both work for the advance; most Uttara clients pay that way. And before launch you get a design-approval guarantee: you see and sign off on the design before I build it out, so you are never paying for a look you did not agree to.
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