Why nobody will give you a straight website price in BD
What website development actually costs in Bangladesh, and why the quotes are all over the place
Ask five people "website development cost bd koto?" and you'll get five very different answers. A Facebook page says ৳8,000. A marketplace freelancer says ৳25,000. An agency says ৳2 lakh. In between, you hear a lot of "depends, sir". The work isn't a mystery.
Most sellers just won't commit to a number until they've taken your advance. The vague quote leaves them room to charge more later. I do the opposite. I tell you the price in writing before you pay anything, and it's the price you actually pay.
I'm RH Fardin. For about five years I've designed and built websites for businesses all over Bangladesh. I do every part myself: scoping, design, code, testing on real phones and launch. That matters for cost. There's no agency layer adding margin on top of margin. No junior quietly rebuilds your site from a free theme while you're billed for senior work.
When you pay me, you pay for the actual hands on the keyboard. You don't pay for a front desk and three people you'll never speak to.
My floor is ৳50,000, and I'm honest about why. Below that number, nobody is doing real development. They hand you a downloaded template with your logo dropped in. It's hosted somewhere you don't control, with nobody to call when it breaks two months later. ৳50,000 is what it costs to build a clean, fast, mobile-first site. You own the code, and someone is accountable for it.
The ৳8,000 site isn't cheaper in the end. It's a cost you pay twice: once to the first person, and again to whoever has to rebuild it.
Cost in Bangladesh is also about trust, and trust is mostly about the advance. The usual horror story is simple. There's a slick portfolio and a number quoted on WhatsApp. Then 50% gets taken by bKash, and the work stalls or comes back as something you never approved.
My setup removes that gamble. We agree a fixed price before we start. You pay 50% advance to begin. You approve the design before I write any code. The final 50% is only due on launch. You always know what you're paying and what you're getting for it.
See pricing in BDT