Why the koto-taka question never gets a one-line answer
A website is not a commodity you can price over WhatsApp in Chattogram
Chattogram negotiates everything. Walk through Reazuddin Bazar or sit with a Khatunganj trader and the rhythm is the same: name a number, knock it down, close it on the spot. So when a business owner here wants a website, the instinct is identical — drop one line on WhatsApp, "website banaite koto taka?", and expect a single figure back. The problem is that a website is not a sack of goods with a market rate.
Asking the flat price of a website before anyone knows what it has to do is like asking the price of a building before you have said how many floors. The vendors who fire back an instant "15,000 e hoye jabe" can only do that because they sell the same recycled template to everyone, so the number never changes. The moment a quote is genuinely shaped around your business, it cannot be a reflex.
I am RH Fardin, a senior website designer and developer working solo for around five years. I do not run a sales desk that throws out a low number to win the chat and then claws it back once you are committed. The person quoting you is the one who designs the layout in Figma, writes the front-end, wires the back-end and pushes the site live.
That single fact is the biggest thing keeping a website design and development price in Chattogram honest: there is no GEC tower office baked into the figure, no account manager taking a slice, no junior quietly doing the work a senior was sold for. The number is the cost of real work plus my time — nothing padded into the gaps to fund an agency.
So instead of a meaningless flat rate, I publish real tiers, and I will tell you on the call which one your business actually needs rather than which one bills the most.
What moves a website design and development price in Chattogram is concrete: how many pages and how much custom layout the site truly needs; whether it is one language or full Bangla and English once a buyer is involved; whether a contact form is enough or you need bookings, a product catalogue, or an online-order flow with bKash and Nagad; and how much of the copy I am shaping from your raw notes versus what your team hands me ready.
Pin those down and the figure stops floating — that is the entire job of the call.
The tiers hold whether your letterhead reads Chattogram or Chittagong, and whether you run the business from Agrabad or from abroad. 50,000 BDT for a focused site that does one job properly. 90,000 BDT for the standard multi-page business build most growing firms land on. 1,50,000 BDT for a larger bilingual site with real functionality. From 3,00,000 BDT when the brief is genuinely custom — built from a blank canvas with logic the templates cannot honestly carry.
Always 50% advance to start and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and you approve the full design before I write a single line of code. No "final price" surprise after the deposit clears — the number you agree is the number you pay.
See pricing in BDT