About the price (and the person quoting it)
Why most web development prices in Bangladesh are useless to you
Ask three companies in Dhaka for a web development price in Bangladesh and you get three numbers that don't even describe the same thing. One sends a 15,000 BDT template flip. One sends a 4,50,000 BDT proposal with a project manager, an account lead and three optional modules. The third refuses to quote until you sit through a call.
None of that helps you decide. So this page does the opposite. It gives you fixed tiers, written in plain Bangla-English, with what each tier actually contains.
I am RH Fardin, a solo senior web designer and developer, and I build websites for businesses across Bangladesh. I don't run an agency, I don't subcontract, and I don't pad budgets with phantom roles. The price you read here is the price I quote on WhatsApp, by email and on a Zoom call.
It starts at 50,000 BDT for a reason. Below that, the work is not really a website. It is a download-and-flip job that will embarrass you in six months.
What pushes the number up from that floor is not how "fancy" the design looks. It is scope. How many pages and how many forms? Do you need a blog, a portfolio, a product catalogue or a booking calendar? What about a language switch, a member login, bKash or Nagad payment, a CRM link, or a Google Maps section for each branch?
Each of those is a real day of work. Before you commit, I will tell you exactly which ones move you from one tier to the next.
I work in BDT and accept bank transfer, bKash, Nagad or card. I never ask for full payment up front. The standard is 50% advance to begin and 50% on launch. If you don't like the direction after the first design round, you can walk away under the design-approval guarantee.
See pricing in BDT