Why most pricing pages waste your time
The price hiding game in Bangladesh, and why I refuse to play it
Open ten website design agencies in Bangladesh and try to find a price. You will not. Every page says "affordable", "best price", "contact us for a quote". You fill the form, a junior salesperson calls, asks for your budget first, then quotes you exactly that number plus 20%. That is not pricing — that is haggling dressed up as a sales process. I am RH Fardin, and I have spent about five years watching small business owners in Dhaka, Chattogram, Sylhet and beyond get burned by this game.
So this page does the opposite. Three published tiers. A starting floor. What is included at each level. What pushes a project into custom territory. No bait price, no "starting from 15,000 BDT" trick where the real number arrives over WhatsApp two days later. If you walk away from this page without booking, at least you walk away knowing what a real, working business website actually costs in Bangladesh in 2026.
I am a solo senior designer and developer. I do the discovery call, I do the wireframes, I do the design in Figma, I write the code, I configure your hosting, and I hand it over. There is no junior, no offshore subcontractor in another time zone, no account manager translating between you and the actual builder. That structural choice is exactly why my prices can be flat and predictable — there is no agency overhead to bury into your invoice.
Pricing is not just a number, it is a signal. If a vendor cannot tell you what something costs until they have seen your face and judged your wallet, they are not selling you a website. They are selling you whatever you will tolerate. The numbers below are the same whether you are a salon owner in Mirpur or a textile exporter in Narayanganj.
See pricing in BDT