Why the price is what it is
What you're actually paying for when you ask the web development price in BD
The web development price in BD swings wildly — you'll see 8,000 taka offers and 8,00,000 taka quotes for what sounds like the same thing. The gap is almost never about the code. It's about who does the work and how much of the job they actually finish. A cheap quote usually means a template dropped on a server, a contact form that emails nowhere, and a developer who vanishes the day the invoice clears.
I price differently because I work differently. I'm one senior developer with around five years building real sites for Bangladeshi businesses, and I personally handle the whole thing — discovery, structure, design, build, mobile testing, launch. When I quote you a number, that's the number. There's no account manager adding margin and no junior I'm subsidising by overcharging you.
Every project runs on a 50% advance and 50% on launch — payable by bKash, Nagad, or bank transfer, whatever's easiest for you. Before I write a single line of production code, you sign off on the design. That's the design-approval guarantee: you see exactly what you're getting and approve it, so the price you agreed to buys the site you actually wanted, not a surprise at the end.
The floor is 50,000 BDT and I don't go under it. Below that, nobody can do honest, custom work in this market without cutting the corners that get you in trouble later — security patches skipped, no mobile optimisation, speed nobody bothered to test. I'd rather tell you that plainly than win the job and disappoint you.
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