Pricing without the games
One person, one quote, one delivery date
The website design and development price in Bangladesh feels confusing for one reason. Most quotes mix three different jobs into one line item. Design is one job. Development is a second job. Hosting, domain, content, SEO setup and after-launch tweaks are a third.
When all of that is quoted as "website 25,000 taka", something gets cut. Usually it's the design hours, the SEO basics or the help after launch. So when the site goes live and you ask for one small change, things get awkward fast.
I quote design and development together, because that's how the work really happens. I'm the same person who sketches the homepage and writes the HTML. I set up WordPress or the headless stack, connect the forms and build the bKash or Stripe payment flow. Then I press publish. There's no junior to hand it off to.
That's why the floor is 50,000 BDT. Below that, the hours don't add up honestly for the standard of work I'm willing to put my name on.
You're paying for a senior operator who carries your project from a blank canvas to a live website. It's mobile-first and Google can index it. It loads fast on a Robi 4G connection in Sylhet. It wins over a buyer who is comparing you with four other tabs at 11pm. The price is fixed in writing before we start, with 50% advance and 50% on launch. No surprise invoices for "extra revisions" once the design is approved.
If 50,000 BDT isn't realistic for you right now, I'll say so plainly. I'll suggest you wait until it is, instead of selling you a stripped-down version that hurts your brand. My business runs on referrals from happy clients, not on cheap projects that go bad.
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