Pricing built for Mirpur, not Gulshan
Why most Mirpur business owners get a wrong price the first time they ask
Walk into any office in Mirpur-10 or Pallabi and ask the owner what their website cost. You'll hear three different stories. One paid a cousin 8,000 BDT for a template that broke in six months. Another paid an "agency" a 45,000 BDT advance and never got the login. A third was quoted 2,80,000 BDT by a Gulshan or Banani firm for the exact same five-page brochure site. The web development price in Mirpur is a confused market, and most of that confusion is on purpose.
I quote differently. There are three published tiers: 50,000 BDT, 90,000 BDT and 1,50,000 BDT. There's also a custom track that starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Each tier lists exactly what's in the box. That means the number of pages, CMS or hand-coded, contact forms, payment integration, SEO setup and hosting handover.
You read the list, you pick the tier, and you know the number before you commit. There's no "final" invoice that doubles because you asked for a Facebook pixel.
Mirpur businesses also face a cost pressure most agencies ignore. You're usually mobile-first. Your buyers find you on Facebook, message you on WhatsApp or IMO, and pay by bKash or Nagad. So spending 2,50,000 BDT on a desktop-first design with a card gateway you'll never use is a waste.
My pricing matches the work that actually makes your phone ring. That means fast mobile pages, bKash buttons, click-to-call in the hero and a real WhatsApp link. It's cheaper to build because we skip what you don't need.
I work alone. No junior hands your project to another junior, and no project manager shows up in every line item. About five years of building sites for Bangladesh shows up in the price too. Fewer mistakes mean fewer revision rounds, and that means a tighter quote. The 50,000 BDT floor is the price of senior work at a freelancer's overhead, not a junior agency's markup.
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