Ask three people what WordPress website development in Chittagong, BD costs and you'll get 12,000, 60,000 and 2 lakh — for jobs that aren't remotely the same. Here's a fixed, senior price you can plan around: from 50,000 BDT, built end to end by me.
Fixed tiers from 50,000 BDT · ~5 years building WordPress · 50% advance, 50% on launch · one senior operator, no juniors · the number doesn't move mid-project
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An Agrabad importer messaged me last year after collecting four quotes for the same brief: a company site with a product catalogue, an enquiry form, and English clean enough for his overseas buyers. The numbers came back 14,000, 45,000, 95,000 and 2,20,000 taka. He wasn't confused because people were dishonest — he was confused because nobody told him those four prices were for four completely different things. That gap is the whole reason this page exists.
WordPress itself is free; what you're actually paying for is the design, the licensed plugins, the setup that makes the dashboard usable, and a person who'll still answer when something needs changing. Strip those out and you can hit 14,000. Keep them and you're in a different bracket.
So here's my number, plainly, because in Chittagong everyone asks it in the first message anyway. WordPress website development starts at 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 depending on page count, how much custom design you want versus a configured layout, and whether you need a shop or a catalogue. A fully custom build — not WordPress, but something architected from scratch — starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% to begin and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
You approve the design before I write a line of code, so the figure you agree to is the figure you pay. It doesn't quietly grow into a third invoice halfway through.
Why is there a 50,000 floor when you can find 12,000 taka WordPress quotes near GEC? Because below that, the math stops working for a site that's meant to earn. A real build needs a licensed theme and the few paid plugins the site genuinely uses, design that's drawn for your business rather than borrowed from a demo, and the unglamorous hours that go into making the dashboard something a non-technical owner can actually run. Quote 12,000 and one of those gets sacrificed — usually all of them.
You end up with a nulled theme, a pile of plugins nobody documented, and a site that looks fine on launch day and becomes your problem by month three. I'd rather not sell that and then watch you pay someone else to undo it.
What I'm offering on this page is a price you can take to a partner, a board, or your own budget and defend line by line — not the cheapest sticker in Chattogram. WordPress website development in Chittagong, BD this way means one senior operator with about five years behind him, who designs, builds and ships the site himself and is the same person you message six months later. No account manager, no junior quietly learning on your project, no surprise maintenance package sprung at handover.
Read on for exactly what separates the 50,000 tier from the 90,000 and 1,50,000 ones, so you can match the price to the site your business actually needs rather than the one a quote happened to describe.
Six things that are inside the number at every tier — the parts cheap Chittagong quotes drop to hit a smaller figure, and the parts that decide whether the site earns its cost.
You get one figure before we start and that's what you pay — 50% advance, 50% on launch. No mid-project "this needs an extra plugin" surprise, no third invoice appearing the week before handover.
I price the site your business needs, not a one-size quote. A 5-page trading-firm site and a 20-page catalogue with a shop are different jobs, and the tier you pay reflects which one you're actually getting.
Genuine paid theme and plugins in your name, plus plain-language notes on what each one does. Not a nulled theme and fifteen undocumented plugins that turn into a white screen near month three.
You approve the look before I build it, so the price covers a site you've already seen and agreed to. The design-approval guarantee means you're never paying for something you wouldn't have okayed.
Importers and exporters around Agrabad often need to justify the spend to a partner or board. The price breaks down by what it buys, so it reads as a considered business cost, not a random taka figure.
The price includes reaching the person who built it. Message me in six months and you're not explaining your setup to a stranger — same operator, same memory of your exact site.
When a quote near GEC or Khatunganj comes in at 12,000 or 15,000 taka and mine is 50,000, the honest move is to compare what's actually inside each, not the headline numbers. Ask the cheap quote five things and the gap explains itself. One: is the theme a genuine licensed copy in my name, or a nulled download that breaks on the first update and quietly ships malware? Two: who designed this — is it drawn for my business, or a demo with my logo dropped in?
Three: will I get clean admin logins and written notes, or am I locked out the day you go quiet? Four: when a plugin update clashes and the site goes white in three months, who fixes it and at what cost? Five: is the price the price, or does hosting, SSL and 'small changes' get billed later? A 12,000 taka build almost never survives those five questions.
That's not me running down other developers — plenty of the white-screen rescues I'm asked to do in this city started as exactly that quote.
The other half of pricing a WordPress site honestly is matching the tier to the business, and Chittagong's trade economy makes that concrete. A freight or C&F agent who needs a credible 5-to-7-page site, a service list, and an enquiry form routing to WhatsApp sits comfortably at the 50,000 BDT tier — that's a clean, fast, self-editable site and not a taka of padding.
A growing importer or manufacturer who wants a richer 8-to-12-page site with custom-designed sections, a downloadable company profile or rate sheet, and proper English-and-Bangla structure for overseas buyers lands around 90,000. A larger operation — a buying house, a wholesaler off Khatunganj, a firm with a real product catalogue or a shop taking bKash and Nagad — with 20-plus pages, custom post types and filtering fits the 1,50,000 tier.
Push past what WordPress does well, into ERP integration or unusual logistics logic, and I'll tell you straight that you want a custom build from 3,00,000 rather than a WordPress site fighting its own architecture. The point of the tiers is that you pay for the site you need — and you know which one you're buying before any money moves.
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Straight answers on price, tiers and the things Chittagong business owners actually ask before they commit a taka.
It starts at 50,000 BDT. The tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 depending on page count, how much custom design versus a configured layout, and whether you need a shop or catalogue. A fully custom build — not WordPress — starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% to begin and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. You get a fixed figure before we start, and it doesn't grow into a surprise invoice later.
Because they're not the same product. A 12,000 taka site is usually a nulled theme, a pile of undocumented plugins, no real design and nobody around when it breaks — which it tends to, by month three. My 50,000 BDT buys a licensed, documented, custom-designed site you own and can edit, built and handed over by one senior person you can actually reach afterward. Plenty of the broken WordPress sites I'm asked to rescue in Chittagong started as that cheaper quote, so the gap often closes once you count the rescue.
Scope. 50,000 is a clean 5-to-7-page site — think a C&F or freight agent's company site with a service list and an enquiry form. 90,000 is a richer 8-to-12-page marketing site with custom-designed sections, a downloadable profile or rate sheet, and proper Bangla-and-English structure for overseas buyers. 1,50,000 covers content- or feature-heavy sites: 20-plus pages, a real product catalogue, custom post types and filtering, or a shop. I tell you which tier your brief actually falls into before we start, not after.
It's fixed for the scope we agree on. You get one number up front, you approve the design before I build, and that's what you pay — 50% advance, 50% on launch. The only thing that changes the figure is if you decide mid-project to add something genuinely outside the original brief, like a whole new shop or a language version we never discussed. Even then I quote the addition separately and you decide before any work starts. No quietly growing invoice.
The build price is the design and development. Hosting, your domain, and the renewal of paid plugin and theme licences after year one are separate ongoing costs — but you buy them in your own name through your own bKash, Nagad or card, so you control them and there's no markup through me. I tell you exactly which licences the site uses and roughly what year-two renewals run before you pay the advance, so nothing about the real cost is hidden.
The design-approval guarantee means we refine the design within the agreed scope until you're genuinely happy to sign off — that's built into the price, not billed per round. Once you approve and I build, changes that fall outside the signed-off scope are quoted separately so the original price stays honest. And yes, you get a proper itemised invoice you can run through your company books or hand to a partner, which matters for the Agrabad and Khatunganj firms that need the spend to look like the considered business cost it is.
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