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What web design actually costs in Chattogram, and why
Half the people who message me about a website in Chattogram already have three very different quotes. One is 8,000 taka from a guy on Facebook. One is 45,000 from a small shop near GEC. One is 4 lakh from a Dhaka agency that never picked up the phone again. No wonder the first question is always about the web design price in Chattogram: "koto?"
The range is so wild because nobody tells you what's inside the price. An 8,000 taka "website" is usually a free template with your logo dropped on top. Nobody tests it on mobile, and it disappears the day the freelancer goes quiet. I price differently, because I tell you exactly what you're paying for.
Here is the honest floor: I don't build anything for under 50,000 BDT. Below that, you can't get a real custom design and a proper mobile layout. You also can't get a working contact form, bKash and Nagad ready payment links, and someone who answers when something breaks. So I won't pretend otherwise.
The three standard tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. The 50,000 tier covers a clean, fast multi-page site for a service business or trader who needs to look credible and capture leads. 90,000 buys more pages, more custom design work and content that is set up properly for SEO. 1,50,000 is for businesses that need depth, like bigger catalogues, several service areas across Chattogram and more careful conversion work.
Some needs go past that, like a real product catalogue, bookings, inventory, a portal or anything truly custom. That build starts from 3,00,000 BDT. I'd rather quote that honestly than squeeze a complex project into a 1.5 lakh box and watch it fall apart in three months.
Payment is simple and the same for everyone: 50% advance to start and 50% on launch. There are no drip-fed invoices and no surprise "maintenance" charges in the middle of the project.
You're trusting one person with your money before you see the result. So there's a design-approval guarantee built in. I don't move to development until you've signed off on the actual design of your site. You never pay the second half just hoping it turns out fine.
That's the difference between an agency and me. At an agency, your work goes to whichever junior is free. With me, you hire one senior operator who designs, builds and ships every site himself, and whose name is on it.
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