You already have a site. The redesign price is mostly about how much of it I keep.
Website redesign price in Sylhet starts at 50,000 BDT for a small site that needs a fresh look, faster pages and its Google rankings kept intact. It climbs with how many pages you have, how messy the old build is, and how much of the existing content and SEO is worth saving. I quote in fixed tiers — 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT, custom from 3,00,000 BDT — so you can hand a straight number to whoever signs off, including family abroad.
Fixed tiers from 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank. Rankings preserved with proper 301s. Design approved before any code — one senior operator.
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The redesign brief in Sylhet almost always sounds the same. You open your own site on your phone over Banglalink 4G somewhere near Zindabazar, watch it crawl in for six or seven seconds, see a logo you stopped liking three years ago, and decide today is the day. Then comes the message to three or four people at once: "amar website ta redesign korte koto taka lagbe?" The honest answer is that nobody can quote you properly without opening the old URL first.
A redesign price is not the cost of a website — it is the cost of deciding, page by page, what stays, what gets fixed, and what gets thrown out. That decision is the whole job, and it can't be guessed from a single WhatsApp line.
I am RH Fardin, the senior operator who looks at the old site, designs the new one, and ships it myself — no junior in the middle. After roughly five years of redesigning Bangladeshi business sites, the pattern in Sylhet is specific.
A lot of the sites I'm asked to redesign were built years ago by a local 'IT solutions' shop while the family was funding from London or Birmingham, on a nulled template that has since aged badly: twenty unused plugins, a contact form quietly wired to a dead inbox, Bangla text breaking into boxes on half the devices. So my website redesign price in Sylhet is never one flat figure.
It is a range, and every step up the range has a concrete reason behind it that I can point to in your actual old site.
The floor for any redesign I take on is 50,000 BDT. That buys a small site rebuilt properly: a fresh, mobile-first design, real page-speed work so it loads fast on the same Sylhet 4G your customers actually use, basic on-page SEO carried across so you don't lose the rankings you already have, clean 301 redirects, and a migration to hosting that doesn't fall over. Above that, the number rises for real work — more pages, rewriting content that's eight years stale, rebuilding Bangla-and-English versions, reconnecting bKash or Nagad, or salvaging an SEO history worth protecting. It does not rise because someone abroad is paying. The tier maps to the work in front of me, full stop.
What you won't find here is a '9,999 theke shuru' hook that becomes 1.5 lakh once you're on the call. The tiers below are the real tiers. If your old site needs less than a tier, I'll tell you and charge less. If it needs more — usually because the previous build left a bigger mess than you realised — I'll show you exactly what and why before you pay a single taka. And because the person quoting is the person building, the figure you read to the relative funding it from the UK is the figure on the final invoice.
Six honest drivers that decide where your redesign lands. Look at your own old site against these before you message anyone — you'll know your tier before I do.
If the old structure and content are sound and just need a fresh skin, you sit near the 50,000 BDT floor. If the previous template is so tangled it's faster to rebuild than untangle, that's real engineering hours and pushes you up.
Redesigning five pages is close to the floor. Carrying over a 15-to-25 page site — services, gallery, blog, branch pages — costs more, because each page needs redesign, content review, rebuild and a redirect so it doesn't 404 after launch.
If your old site already ranks for your trade in Sylhet, the redesign needs a full URL inventory, 301 redirects and preserved meta. Skip it and businesses quietly lose a third of their Google traffic the week after relaunch.
Diaspora-facing Sylhet sites usually need both — the relative judging it abroad reads English, the walk-in reads Bangla. Rebuilding a clean bilingual version with Bangla that renders properly, not in boxes, adds scope over a single-language redesign.
Most aged Sylhet sites carry nulled plugins, a broken page builder and a form going nowhere. Stripping that out so the new site is genuinely fast is engineering work, not a checkbox — and it's where a lot of the real value sits.
bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz, a booking flow, Pathao courier, an email list. A redesign that reconnects working integrations costs more than one that only swaps the visuals — each tool needs setting up and testing again.
Let me put the redesign tiers in straight numbers, because 'it depends' helps nobody plan a budget. Tier one is 50,000 BDT: a 5-to-7 page site redesigned and rebuilt mobile-first, with page-speed work, basic on-page SEO carried over, 301 redirects so your Google rankings survive, a clean build you can actually edit later, and migration to reliable hosting. This fits a Sylhet shop, clinic or service firm whose old site mostly works but looks tired and loads slowly.
Tier two is 90,000 BDT — where most growing firms land — adding content rewrites on the main pages, a proper services or gallery structure, blog setup, working contact and enquiry forms that reach a real phone, schema markup, and Search Console plus GA4 set up correctly. This is the common case, because the old Sylhet site is rarely just ugly — it's also dead tracking and a broken form nobody noticed.
Tier three is 1,50,000 BDT: a serious redesign of a 15-to-25 page site, full Bangla and English with typography that renders Bangla cleanly, payment reconnection, branch or package pages, and proper Core Web Vitals work for the NRB relative judging it on fast UK broadband. Anything bigger — a property portal for flats sold to NRBs, a travel agency with live Umrah and UK-route packages, a platform migration from Wix or Webflow — is custom scope from 3,00,000 BDT.
Now the part the Zindabazar shops won't say: the 8,000-to-12,000-taka 'redesign' is the expensive option, not the cheap one. It usually means a new nulled theme slapped over the old content with no URL mapping, no redirects, and no speed work — so a week after relaunch your rankings fall off Google and the new site loads as slowly as the one you were trying to escape. In Sylhet that bites twice, because your audience is split.
The local finds you on a weak mobile connection; the family member who is funding the project, or the NRB customer, finds you on fast British broadband with years of properly-made UK sites as their baseline. A thin re-skin that looks acceptable on the office monitor on Bandar Bazar looks dated in a living room in Luton — and that living room is exactly where the verdict on your money gets passed. So the cheap redesign doesn't just lose local enquiries; it makes the person abroad refuse the next instalment.
The floor is 50,000 BDT because that is honestly the least it costs to redesign a Sylhet site that keeps its rankings and satisfies both audiences at once. Every tier is 50% advance through bKash, Nagad or bank transfer and 50% on launch, with a design-approval guarantee — you, and the investor abroad, sign off the full new design before I touch a line of production code.
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The questions Sylhet owners actually open the chat with before redesigning — often with the family abroad reading over their shoulder.
Fixed tiers, so you can quote a straight number to whoever signs off. The floor is 50,000 BDT for a small 5-to-7 page site redesigned mobile-first, with speed work, basic SEO carried over and 301 redirects so your rankings survive. Most Sylhet SME redesigns land between 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT once content rewrites, forms, blog, schema, proper tracking and a clean bilingual rebuild are included.
Corporate or ecommerce redesigns with payment reconnection sit toward the top of that range, and genuinely custom work — a portal or package system — starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance and 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank, and you see exactly what your tier includes before committing a taka.
Yes, if it's done properly — and most cheap redesigns are not. Every redesign I do starts with a full URL inventory of the old site, then 301 redirects for any URL that changes, preserved title tags and meta descriptions where they're working, migrated schema, and Search Console monitoring after launch. This is built into all three tiers, not an upsell. The reason businesses lose a third of their traffic after a relaunch is almost always a re-skin that ignored redirects entirely — exactly what the 10,000-taka shops skip.
Because it isn't the same job. A 10,000-taka redesign is usually a new nulled theme dropped over the old content, with no redirects, no speed work and a form going to a dead inbox — so your rankings fall and the site is still slow on Sylhet 4G. In Sylhet that's doubly damaging: it looks thin to the local walk-in and outright cheap to the diaspora relative judging it on UK broadband, which is where the verdict on your money is passed.
At 50,000 BDT you get a real redesign that keeps your rankings and actually loads fast, built and shipped by one senior operator who answers when you call. The cheap one quietly costs you both the local enquiries and the investor's confidence.
It depends on what's underneath, and I'll tell you honestly after opening the old URL. If the structure, URLs and content are sound and the site just looks tired and slow, a redesign at or near the 50,000 BDT floor is the right call — we keep the SEO history and fix the look and speed. If the previous build is a tangle of nulled plugins and a broken page builder, it's often faster and cheaper long-term to rebuild on a clean foundation while still preserving your URLs and rankings with redirects. Either way you keep your Google equity; what changes is how much of the old code I salvage versus replace, and I price that transparently.
No, and that's deliberate. The tiers are identical whether you're funded by a local shop or a brother in London, Birmingham or Tower Hamlets. A lot of Sylhet web shops quietly inflate a quote the moment they sense foreign money, because the investor abroad can't drop in to argue. I price a redesign by the hours the work actually takes — pages, cleanup, redirects, integrations — so the number you read to the family overseas is the number on the final invoice. I'd rather keep a clean reputation across the diaspora than skim one project.
Tier one is roughly 2 to 3 weeks, tier two 4 to 6 weeks, tier three 6 to 10 weeks — the usual delay is content approval on your side, not the build. Payment is 50% advance to start and 50% on launch, never the full amount upfront, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer with no foreign card or escrow needed. In practice the local manager often sends the advance by bKash while the family abroad covers part by bank transfer; I just need the two halves at the two milestones. Because you and the investor both approve the full new design before I write any production code, nobody pays the second half for something they haven't already seen.
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