The real website design price in Sylhet — published numbers on the page, not a quote you have to extract from a salesman over three days of WhatsApp.
Every Sylheti business owner opens the chat with the same line: bhai, website banaite koto taka lagbe? You should get that answer before you fill any form. My website design price in Sylhet starts at 50,000 BDT and scales by what your business actually needs — not by whether the deposit is coming from a shop in Bandar Bazar or a relative in London. One senior operator does the whole build. Published tiers, 50% advance and 50% on launch, full design approved before any code.
Tiers from 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% at launch — bKash, Nagad, or bank. Design-approval guarantee, one senior solo designer.
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Ask for a website design price in Sylhet and watch what happens. No agency on the Zindabazar or Amberkhana road will put a number on a page. They want you in the chat first, so a junior can ask the one question that decides your quote: "apnar budget koto?" In Sylhet that question is loaded, because half the deposits in this city arrive as pounds, dollars or dirhams from a relative abroad — and the moment a vendor senses remittance money behind the project, the quote quietly doubles. I am RH Fardin, about five years into building sites for Bangladeshi businesses, and I refuse to price your website by guessing whose wallet is behind it.
So this page does the opposite of the koto-taka run-around. The numbers are published, flat, and the same whether you are a wholesaler in Bandar Bazar paying from a local bKash or a restaurant owner whose brother is sending the deposit from Whitechapel. The website design price in Sylhet does not change because the money crossed a border. It changes only with the scope of the actual build — how many pages, how much real content, whether it needs Bangla typography done properly, whether it has to talk to a courier or a payment gateway. That is it. No "diaspora rate," no number that depends on how the deposit lands.
There is no team here, and that is the whole reason the prices below can stay flat. I do the discovery call, the wireframes, the design in Figma, the code, the hosting setup, and the handover — myself. No junior, no account manager, no Dhaka agency office rent quietly baked into your invoice. When a ten-person shop near Subid Bazar quotes you, a big part of that number is salaries and overhead that have nothing to do with your website. When I quote you, you are paying for the build and the senior hours that go into it, full stop.
And to be blunt about the cheap end: yes, you can find a Facebook page in Sylhet offering a "full website" for 12,000 or 15,000 taka. That is real, and it is almost always a nulled theme with your logo dropped in, hosted somewhere that buckles the first busy Eid weekend, with no SEO foundation and a contact form that emails into a void. My floor is 50,000 BDT because that is the lowest number at which I can hand a Sylhet business a site that actually earns — loads fast on local 4G, ranks, and still works in month two. If your real budget is under that, I will tell you straight to start on a managed Wix or Shopify trial until the cash flow is there. I would rather lose the job than sell you a number that wastes us both.
Four price points, one published floor, and a custom path for bigger builds. Every tier includes the design-approval guarantee — you do not pay the final 50% until you have approved the full design in Figma. Same numbers whether the deposit comes from Sylhet or from abroad.
Up to 5 pages, mobile-first design built for a mid-range Android in Bandar Bazar traffic, contact form that actually reaches you, basic on-page SEO, free SSL, and a bKash/Nagad-friendly footer. Right for a clinic, salon, consultant, or single-branch shop that needs to look real on Google.
Up to 10 pages, real content structure, blog setup, lead-capture funnels, Google Analytics 4 and Search Console wired in, and proper page-speed tuning. The honest sweet spot for most Sylhet SMEs — the wholesalers, restaurants and service firms who want the site to bring in work, not just exist.
Up to 20 pages, bilingual English plus Bangla with the Bengali typography spaced properly, deeper navigation, service-area landing pages for local SEO across Sylhet, schema markup, and 60 days of post-launch support. For firms whose site gets opened by partners and probashi family abroad.
Bespoke design from a blank canvas, ecommerce, booking or listing systems, dashboards, courier or payment-gateway integrations — anything that needs real engineering. Scoped after a discovery call, quoted as a fixed fee. No hourly meter running quietly in the background.
Revisions during the design phase, mobile responsiveness, the basic on-page SEO, contact form, favicon, and a launch checklist. If a Sylhet agency is itemising these as paid add-ons after quoting you a low base, that low base was never the real price.
Pay from a local bKash, Nagad or bank in Sylhet, or have a relative send the deposit from the UK, US or Gulf — the number on the invoice does not move. No remittance markup, no "international rate," no quote that swells the second a vendor hears the money is coming from abroad.
People assume Sylhet should simply be cheaper than Dhaka, and on raw cost of living it is. But the website your business actually needs here is not a discount version of a Dhaka site, and that is where the price logic gets misread. A Sylhet company's site usually has to satisfy two viewers who could not be more different: the local customer thumbing through it on patchy 4G in Zindabazar traffic, and the probashi — a relative or investor in London, New York or the Gulf — opening it at midnight their time on fast fibre, judging it silently against the British and American company sites they scroll every day. Building for both at once is real work. It is why a serious Sylhet site cannot be priced like a throwaway template, even though the city is cheaper than the capital.
So what actually moves the website design price in Sylhet up or down? Not the things owners fixate on. It is rarely "how many fancy animations." It is how much finished content you bring versus how much I have to shape; whether the design is custom or a template you would spot on three other Sylheti firms; whether you need Bangla done properly, which is genuinely harder than English because fonts like Hind Siliguri and Noto Sans Bengali need real spacing care; how many people must approve each step, which matters more here where elders or a relative abroad often hold the final yes; and whether the site has to connect to anything — your stock, a courier like Steadfast or Pathao, or a payment gateway. Those are the levers. Once you know them, the published tiers above stop looking like random numbers and start looking like what they are: an honest map of what a working website actually costs in Sylhet in 2026.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
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A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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The exact price questions Sylhet business owners send me on the first WhatsApp message.
A real, fast, mobile-friendly business website in Sylhet starts at 50,000 BDT with me. Most local SMEs land in the 90,000 BDT Business tier. Bilingual, content-deep sites are 1,50,000 BDT, and custom builds with ecommerce or integrations start from 3,00,000 BDT. Anything quoted in Sylhet below 50,000 BDT is almost always a nulled template that will need replacing inside a year. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch.
No. The number on the invoice is the same whether the deposit comes from a local bKash in Bandar Bazar or a bank transfer from the UK, US or Gulf. I price by the scope of the build, not by where the money lands. A lot of vendors here quietly raise the quote the moment they hear remittance money is behind it — I do not. Your relative abroad can send the 50% advance and the 50% launch payment with no markup for crossing a border.
Because they are not selling the same thing. At 15,000 taka nobody can pay for proper hosting, original design, an SEO foundation, and the 30-plus hours a real build takes — so it is a free theme with your logo on it, on an oversold server that crawls at 7 to 9 seconds on Sylhet 4G and chokes on Eid traffic. It looks fine on day one and quietly costs you customers for the next two years. My 50,000 BDT floor is the lowest honest price for a site that actually works.
Fixed. The number we agree on at the start of the contract is the number on the final invoice. If you ask for something genuinely outside the original scope mid-build — say you decide to add online ordering to a Starter-tier site — I quote that as a separate add-on in writing before any work happens. No silent scope creep, and no "oh, that part is extra" surprise after the design is approved.
Two ongoing costs, and I do not mark either up. A domain renews for roughly 1,200 to 1,800 BDT a year depending on the TLD. Decent managed hosting suitable for a business site runs about 6,000 to 15,000 BDT a year. I set both up at cost. Optional maintenance, if you want me on standby for changes, starts at 5,000 BDT a month — but it is genuinely optional, not a package quietly attached to your build.
Because I am a solo senior operator, not an agency sitting on reserve capital. The 50% advance covers discovery, wireframing, and the full design phase — real deliverables you own even if you walk away. The remaining 50% is due the day we go live, only after you have approved every page in Figma. It is the fairest split I can offer while staying solvent, and the design-approval guarantee means you never pay that second half for a build you have not signed off.
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