In focus
Why a service, not a package — and how the scope is set
A web design service is different from a packaged "product." A package says: here is a fixed box, sign here. A service says: tell me what you need, I will scope it honestly, and price it against my published floor of 50,000 BDT. For most Dhaka clients that floor lands them on the Starter tier — a tight 4-6 page conversion site with one contact form, one WhatsApp CTA, and the basics done properly.
90,000 BDT buys the Growth tier: more pages, blog setup, on-page SEO baked in, and a homepage actually designed around your strongest offer. 1,50,000 BDT is the Pro tier — 10+ pages, custom illustrations or photography direction, conversion copywriting collaboration, and structured data so Google can pull your address and phone into the local pack. Anything above that — full custom builds with portals, dashboards, integrations to your POS or accounting — starts at 3,00,000 BDT and is quoted on a real scope, not a guess.
Scoping happens on the discovery call before any quote is sent. I will tell you which tier fits, which features are worth skipping for now, and which competitor sites in your category are quietly doing the job better. The terms are simple: 50% advance to start, 50% on launch. Design approval is a guarantee — if you sit on the homepage mockup and say "this is not it," we iterate until you sign off, before a single line of front-end code is written. That is how the service avoids the most common Dhaka complaint: paying full price for something that does not look like what was sold.