In focus
Web design price in Mirpur — the real 2026 breakdown by tier
Here is what each price tier genuinely buys you in Mirpur in 2026. The 50,000 BDT tier is a 4-5 page brochure site — Home, About, Services, Contact, plus one supporting page — designed from scratch in your brand colours, responsive on mobile, with a working contact form that delivers leads to your inbox and WhatsApp, basic on-page SEO, and one round of revisions before launch.
It is the right tier for a Mirpur 10 retail shop, a small Section 6 clinic, or a Pallabi tutor who just needs a credible address online to back up their Facebook page. The 90,000 BDT tier adds a proper CMS (WordPress, set up so you can edit copy and images without calling me), a blog or news section, lead-capture pop-ups, GA4 and Search Console set up properly, and roughly 8-10 pages — useful for a DOHS consulting practice, a Mirpur-based architect or a growing service brand.
The 1,50,000 BDT tier is for businesses that need bilingual content, multi-service pages, case studies or a portfolio module, integrations like Pabbly or Zapier, automated email replies, and roughly 15 pages of custom design — typical for a Mirpur-based exporter, a mid-size institute, or a multi-branch clinic.
Above 3,00,000 BDT you are in custom territory — bespoke e-commerce with bKash and Nagad checkout, member portals, booking systems, multi-vendor logic, real-time inventory sync, custom illustrations or animation, or anything that needs back-end work beyond what WordPress gives you out of the box. Most Mirpur businesses do not need this tier yet, and I will tell you that on the call if it is true.
A common scenario: someone in Mirpur DOHS asks for a 5,00,000 BDT quote because a Gulshan agency told them that is the going rate, and after twenty minutes of scope discussion we realise the 1,50,000 BDT tier with a small custom integration is the right fit. That conversation is free and unhurried.
The wrong-tier mistake is the most expensive mistake in Mirpur web design — paying twice the budget for features you will never use, or paying half and ending up with a site that breaks on launch day. The fix is honest scoping, not a flashier brochure.