"Website ekta banaite koto taka?" In Chittagong the honest floor is 50,000 BDT — and here is exactly what moves that number up or down.
I'm RH Fardin, a senior solo designer and developer. Most Chattogram owners asking about website design price get one of two non-answers: a Dhaka agency throwing out two-and-a-half lakh before they understand your business, or a New Market shop saying "12 hajar, kaal e diye dibo" on a nulled template. I do neither. I give you a real number tied to real scope — 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT, custom from 3,00,000 — design approved before code, 50% advance and 50% on launch, paid by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
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The first message I get from most Chattogram business owners is some version of "bhai, ekta website korte koto taka lage?" — and they've usually asked three other people first and gotten three wildly different numbers. That's the real problem with website design price in Chittagong: nobody ties the number to anything. So let me tie it down. The price moves on three things only — how many pages and how much content the site carries, what it has to actually do (a simple profile versus bookings, a product catalogue, bKash/Nagad checkout, a bilingual setup), and who is building it. A cheap quote almost always means a template someone is reselling and a junior you'll never speak to. My number is built around one senior operator doing the whole job, which is why it lands where it does.
Here's the honest floor: 50,000 BDT. I don't go below it, and I'll tell you straight why. Below fifty, the only way to make the maths work is a nulled or marketplace template loaded fast, a logo stretched to fit, stock photos that don't match your business, and zero thought about how the thing loads on a five-year-old Android in GEC Circle traffic. That site doesn't help you — when a supplier in Singapore or a customer scrolling Facebook at Agrabad lands on it, it quietly signals "small, not serious," and you lose the very trust the website was supposed to build. So the floor isn't me protecting a margin. It's the lowest point at which I can hand a Chattogram business something that actually earns work instead of costing it.
The tiers are fixed and I'll say them plainly. 50,000 BDT gets you a focused multi-page site — who you are, what you do, and a contact line that genuinely reaches you, built clean and fast and mobile-first. 90,000 BDT is the standard business build: more pages, service or product sections, a gallery, a contact form wired to your inbox or WhatsApp, light SEO groundwork. 1,50,000 BDT is the bigger job — a bilingual English/Bangla site, deeper navigation, a proper catalogue or booking flow, the things a growing port-city firm needs. And from 3,00,000 BDT upward, fully custom: designed from a blank canvas with bespoke features, for when an off-the-shelf structure genuinely won't do. Same price whether your letterhead says Chattogram or Chittagong.
When you pay me, you're paying for one senior person, start to finish — not an agency where a salesman wins the work and a junior you never meet quietly builds it on a margin. I'm the one on your first WhatsApp message, the one mapping the pages, designing it in Figma, writing the front-end code, and the one who picks up when you need a line changed before a meeting. Around five years building sites for Bangladeshi businesses, one thread for the whole project. That's also why the payment terms are simple and safe for both of us: 50% advance to start, 50% on launch, and you sign off on the complete design before I write a single line of code — so you're never paying for something you haven't already seen and approved.
Six things that come standard from the 50,000 BDT floor — not surprise upsells bolted on once you've paid the advance.
You get a clear price tied to a clear scope before any money changes hands — not a vague "koto lagbe dekhi" that creeps upward mid-project. What we agree is what you pay.
From 50,000 BDT you're paying one experienced operator, not a Dhaka agency rate carrying office rent, account managers and a margin. The saving is the overhead — never the build quality.
Most of your Chattogram traffic is on a mid-range Android over 4G, not office fibre. Every tier is built to load quick on the phone your actual customers carry around GEC and Agrabad.
If your build needs to take money, payment flows your buyers already trust are wired in properly — not a broken "pay online" button that scares customers off at checkout.
Clean structure, proper titles and fast pages from the floor tier, so you're not paying again later just to make Google take the site seriously in Chittagong searches.
You approve the full design before I write a line of code. Nobody pays the launch half for a site they haven't already seen, line by line, and signed off on.
Every week someone tells me they were quoted 10 or 12 thousand taka somewhere near New Market or by a cousin who "does websites," and they want to know why mine starts at fifty. Fair question — so here's the honest arithmetic. At that price nobody is designing anything for you. They're loading a nulled template, dropping in your logo and some stock photos, and handing it over. It looks fine on the laptop in the shop. Then it goes live, loads slowly on your customers' phones, breaks on the second page, has no real structure for Google, and the person who built it stops replying once the small payment clears. Six months later you're paying someone else — often me — to rebuild it properly, which means you've now paid twice and lost half a year of a site that should have been quietly winning you work.
Chittagong runs on trust built fast. A foreign supplier checking whether your trading firm is real, a customer deciding mid-scroll whether to message your shop, a buyer confirming you exist before replying to an email — they all decide in about five seconds, and a cheap, slow, stretched-looking site decides it against you. That's the actual cost of the cheapest quote: not the taka you saved, but the work the site loses you every single day it's live. My 50,000 BDT floor is simply the lowest point at which I can hand you something that does the opposite — loads fast, reads as a serious port-city business, and earns the trust you were trying to buy in the first place.
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The real questions Chattogram owners ask me about website design price — starting with the one everyone leads with.
The honest floor is 50,000 BDT for a clean, fast, mobile-first multi-page site. From there it's 90,000 BDT for a standard business build with more pages and features, 1,50,000 BDT for a bigger bilingual site with a catalogue or booking flow, and from 3,00,000 BDT for fully custom work. I quote you a fixed number against your actual scope before any money moves — no surprises later.
Because at that price nobody designs anything — it's a resold template, a stretched logo and stock photos, usually built by someone who stops replying once paid. It loads slowly, breaks easily and has no real structure. Most people who take that route pay me to rebuild it within a year. My floor is the lowest point where I can hand you a site that actually earns work instead of quietly costing it.
50% advance to start the project and 50% on launch — nothing complicated. You can pay by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, whatever's easiest for you. And you approve the complete design before I write any code, so the launch half is only ever paid for a site you've already seen and signed off on.
No. The tiers are the same whether your letterhead says Chattogram or Chittagong, or whether you're in Agrabad, GEC or anywhere else. You're paying for one senior operator's time and the scope of the build, not a location premium. The only thing that changes your number is what the site needs to do — pages, features, language, that's it.
Three things, every time: more pages and content, more functionality (a product catalogue, online bookings, bKash/Nagad checkout, member logins), and a second language. A five-page company profile sits at the floor. A bilingual site with a working catalogue and payments sits higher because there's genuinely more to design, build and test. I'll walk you through exactly which tier your needs land in before you commit.
Directly, the whole way. I'm a solo senior operator — the person on your first WhatsApp message is the same person who designs the pages, writes the code and picks up when you need a change before a meeting. No salesman winning the work and a junior you never meet building it. With around five years building sites for Bangladeshi businesses, you get one accountable thread from first message to launch.
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