How pricing actually works
Why three Uttara businesses get three different WordPress quotes
Take a boutique in Sector 7, a polyclinic near Rajlakshmi, and a real-estate office on Jashimuddin Avenue. All three ask about the WordPress website development price in Uttara: 'WordPress er jonno koto taka?' All three get a different answer. That's not because anyone is hiding a markup.
A WordPress site's real cost depends on a few things. These are the page count, the plugin stack, and whether bKash or Nagad checkout is involved. It also depends on how custom the layout is, and how many of your photos still need to be shot or cleaned up. The honest move is to publish the floors and ranges. Then you can pick your tier before you ever message me.
I'm RH Fardin, a senior WordPress developer with about 5 years of experience. I'm the only person who will touch your project. No junior re-types your brief, and no agency overhead is baked into the rate. The price you see is the price on the invoice, in BDT.
The price only moves if you add scope after we sign. If that happens, I quote the add-on in writing before I start, never after.
The 50,000 BDT floor exists for a simple reason. Anything cheaper means cutting something important. That could be the discovery call, the proper hosting setup, the SSL, or the on-page SEO basics. It could also be the mobile check on a real handset, or the handover after launch. Skip any one of those and you don't have a website. You have a template someone uploaded. Uttara has enough of those already.
Maybe you're comparing three quotes: a 15,000 BDT 'Fiverr-style' offer, a 4 lakh agency proposal, and this page. Read what's inside each tier below. Most Uttara SME owners land at 90,000 BDT once they count everything they need. That means the booking form, the WhatsApp chat, proper About and Service pages, and a blog they can update themselves. That tier exists because it's what most of you actually need.
See pricing in BDT