Pricing, not guesswork
Why web design quotes in Dhaka are all over the map
Ask five Dhaka studios for a web design quote and you will get five wildly different numbers, often between 8,000 BDT and 4,00,000 BDT for what sounds like the same brief. That gap is not random. At the low end you are usually paying for a free template, a half-finished plugin install, and someone who will stop replying on WhatsApp the moment you ask for a revision. At the high end you are often subsidising a Gulshan office, a sales team, and three layers of project managers who never touch your file.
I am RH Fardin and I sit somewhere very deliberate on that scale. I am one senior operator with around five years of shipping sites for Bangladeshi businesses, so my pricing does not carry a payroll. But I also refuse to chase the 8,000 BDT race, because at that price nobody is doing the writing, the structure, the speed work, or the mobile testing that decides whether a site actually earns its money. My floor is 50,000 BDT, and I will tell you exactly what that floor buys before you pay anything.
The point of this page is to make the web design cost in Dhaka boringly transparent. You will see three published tiers, a custom band, what is in and what is out, how the 50 percent advance and 50 percent on launch milestones work, and the design-approval guarantee that protects your money before any code gets written. If you read this and decide I am not the right fit, that is fine. At least you will walk into the next quote knowing what numbers are reasonable for your scope.
Everything below is the same price I quote on WhatsApp, on a call, and on email. There is no Dhaka-traffic surcharge, no last-minute hosting commission, no surprise SSL invoice in month two. You can pay in BDT via bank transfer, bKash, or Nagad. If your scope changes mid-project I will say so before I touch it, and you will see the new number in writing before approving.
See pricing in BDT