Straight pricing
Why website cost in BD is so hard to pin down
When you search "website design and development cost bd" you get answers ranging from 8,000 taka to 8 lakh, and both are technically real. The cheap end is a recycled template someone fills with your logo over a weekend. The expensive end is an agency with an office to pay for, a sales team, a project manager, and three juniors all billing your project. The actual work of designing and building a solid site sits in the middle, and that's the number nobody wants to quote up front because it commits them.
I quote it up front. My floor is 50,000 BDT, and the three standard tiers are 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT depending on how many pages you need, whether you need a custom design or a refined template, and what has to actually work behind the scenes (contact forms, WhatsApp, bKash/Nagad payment buttons, a blog, basic SEO setup). Genuinely custom builds with bespoke functionality start at 3,00,000 BDT. There is no fourth invisible tier that appears later.
The reason I can give a firm number is that I'm the only person on it. There's no agency overhead loaded into your price, no margin set aside for a designer who hands off to a developer who hands off to a tester. I do the design, the build, the launch, and the handover. That removes most of the cost padding and, more importantly, most of the things that go wrong and quietly turn a 90,000 taka project into a 1,40,000 taka one.
Payment is simple and structured the way serious BD freelancers and clients both prefer: 50% advance to start, 50% on launch once you've seen the finished site working. bKash, Nagad, or bank transfer all fine. And before a single line of the production build is written, you approve the design - that's the design-approval guarantee, so you're never paying the second half for something that looks nothing like what you agreed to.
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