What "service" should actually mean
In Chittagong, "website service" usually means a delivery. The hard part — the part you're really paying for — starts after launch.
There is a pattern almost every Chittagong business owner who has built a website before will recognise. Someone delivers the site, it looks fine on launch day, the second payment goes out — and then the relationship quietly ends. Three months later you want to change a phone number on the contact page, or add a notice, or fix a product price, and the person who built it is slow to reply, then unreachable, then a wrong number. That is the gap I built this service around.
A WordPress website development service in Chittagong is not the act of handing over a finished site; it's whether the person behind it is still standing there when the site needs something, and whether you were set up to handle the small things yourself without waiting on anyone.
So before anything else, here is exactly what the service covers, because vague scope is how port-city owners get burned. It covers the discovery and sitemap, a homepage design you approve before a line of code is written, the full WordPress build on a staging URL you can click through on your own phone, content loading, contact and enquiry forms wired to route straight to WhatsApp, a mobile and speed pass on a real network, and the launch itself — DNS, SSL, Search Console and Analytics verified.
Then it covers the part most quotes skip entirely: a real handover. Every login in your name, written notes in plain language on where to change what, and a walkthrough of your exact dashboard so the person in your office who updates things can actually do it.
That handover matters more in Chittagong than people expect, because of who ends up running the site. It's rarely the owner. It's the accounts assistant, the office manager, the one staff member who's "good with computers" — and if the dashboard is a cluttered mess of a marketplace theme with forty settings, they won't touch it, and you're back to paying a developer 2,000 taka for a one-line edit.
I set up the admin so a non-technical person can change a price, swap a banner, post a notice or add a product without breaking the layout or calling anyone. That self-sufficiency is the entire reason to build on WordPress instead of a locked custom site, and getting it right is most of the work.
On price I'll be plain, because it's the first thing everyone asks and a straight answer saves us both time. The service 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, and whether you need a shop or catalogue. A genuinely custom build — designed from a blank canvas, beyond what WordPress does cleanly — starts from 3,00,000 BDT.
It's 50% advance to begin and 50% on launch; bKash, Nagad or bank transfer are all fine. I'm one senior operator, not an agency front: when you message about your site, you reach the person who designed and coded it, not an account manager forwarding your brief to a junior who's already moved to the next job.
See pricing in BDT