How website maintenance is actually priced in Dhaka
The real reason Dhaka sites die — and what upkeep actually costs
Here is the pattern I see every month in Dhaka. A business pays an agency in Banani or Mirpur to build a site, the build goes fine, and then the agency goes quiet. Six months later the SSL certificate expires, Chrome throws a red "Not Secure" warning, and the owner is messaging me on WhatsApp asking why customers suddenly don't trust the site. Nobody was watching it. That is what maintenance is — not a luxury, but the difference between a site that earns and a site that quietly rots while you assume it's fine.
So the website maintenance service price in Dhaka question is really two questions hiding in one. What does it cost to keep a site alive and safe — backups, updates, SSL, uptime — and what does it cost to keep it changing as your business changes. I split the bill exactly along that line: a small fixed monthly fee for the guaranteed upkeep, and a published hourly rate for new work you actually request. You never get a vague "package" where you can't tell what you're paying for.
My maintenance rates sit on top of the same standards as my new builds, which start at 50,000 BDT and step through 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers, with fully custom work from 3,00,000 BDT. If I built your site, I already know where every wire runs, so maintenance is cheaper and faster. If a Motijheel agency built it and then disappeared, I run a paid audit first — a flat fee — so I'm not quoting upkeep on a black box stuffed with plugins I've never seen.
I'm one senior operator, not a support queue with a ticket number. When a WooCommerce store in Dhanmondi has its bKash gateway fail during a Friday flash sale, you message me directly and I'm the one who fixes it — not a junior who has to wake up a senior who's on leave. That direct line is the actual product. The monthly fee buys you someone who is accountable, not a logo on a dead contract.
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