The honest price page
Why nobody in Chattogram will just tell you the price
Ask three agencies in Agrabad or around GEC "website design koto taka?" and you'll get three non-answers. "It depends." "Come to our office." "Let's discuss your requirement first." The answer isn't truly unknown. The price is soft, and a soft price gets pushed up once they see how much you need it. So let me anchor the website design price in Chattogram for you up front.
With me, it starts at 50,000 BDT. That's the floor. Below that, you are buying a nulled theme and a logo dropped into someone else's template. And you'll be rebuilding it within a year.
I'm one person, not an agency. When you pay an agency in Chattogram, a real slice of your budget covers their office rent. It also pays the account manager who forwards your emails, and the junior who builds the site after the senior closed the deal. I cut all of that.
You talk to the person designing your pages, writing the code, and picking up when something breaks after launch. That's because they're the same person. It's why my numbers land where they do: you're paying for the build, not the overhead around it.
The other reason prices feel random here is that "a website" means ten different things. Take a four-page profile site for an importer who just needs to look legitimate to overseas suppliers. That is not the same job as a product catalogue for a GEC fashion outlet. And neither is the same as a booking-and-payments site. Same word, wildly different work.
So instead of one vague figure, I run fixed tiers: 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, plus fully custom from 3,00,000. You pick the tier that matches the job. No mystery, and no "final quote after inspection."
And I'll be blunt about what doesn't change the price. Where your office is, whether you found me through a referral, or how urgently you need it. A trader near the port pays the same as a startup in Khulshi for the same scope. The tier is set by the work, not by how much I think you can stretch.
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