How WordPress pricing actually works in Mirpur
Why the same WordPress site is 7,000 taka and 4 lakh in Mirpur, and where the honest number sits
Walk down Mirpur 10 or Mirpur 1 and you will pass a dozen shops offering a "WordPress website" for 7,000 to 15,000 taka. The local Facebook groups for Pallabi, Kazipara and Shewrapara are full of the same offers. Each shows a template that fifty other businesses already use. Then a friend says his cousin's agency in Banani quoted 4 lakh for what sounds like the same thing. Now you have no idea what the WordPress website development price in Mirpur should be.
The honest answer is that price follows what is really inside the build. Almost nobody lists it out for you. This page fills that gap. By the end, you will be able to look at any WordPress quote in Mirpur and tell whether the number is real or a trap.
The cheap end is cheap because of what it leaves out. Nobody found a clever shortcut. A 10,000 taka WordPress build in Mirpur almost always uses a nulled (pirated) theme and plugins cracked from a Telegram channel. SSL is not set up properly. The hosting is a shared box with 400 other sites. There is no SEO and no training. The seller keeps the admin password, so you must go back to them for every change.
The money you saved turns into a 25,000 taka emergency. That happens the day Google flags the site for malware, or a WordPress update breaks it. The high end in Gulshan is expensive partly for real seniority. It is also paying for an office, a sales team, account managers and a markup that has nothing to do with your site. The WordPress website development price Mirpur buyers should care about sits in the middle. It is enough to build the site properly, with no agency overhead on top.
Here is what sets my pricing apart from both ends. I am a one-person studio. Your money pays for build quality and senior judgement. It does not pay for a receptionist in Gulshan or a junior who will really touch your code. I quote a fixed number before a single taka moves, and that number does not creep. There is no "oh, that feature is extra" surprise in week three. There are no inflated change requests once you are committed.
I have spent about five years deep in WordPress, ACF, WooCommerce and clean block themes. I price the way I would want to be priced. You see the figure and exactly what it buys. Then you decide before any money changes hands.
The structure is simple and the same for everyone in Mirpur. 50,000 BDT buys a focused business site, properly built. 90,000 BDT is for when you need real depth, more templates or WooCommerce. 1,50,000 BDT covers a large bilingual or feature-heavy build. Fully custom work, designed from a blank canvas, starts from 3,00,000 BDT.
It is always 50% advance by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer to start, and 50% on launch. You approve the full design before I write a line of code. There is no tier below 50,000 BDT. I have cleaned up too many of those cheap builds to put my name on one.
See pricing in BDT