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Original research

Bangladesh Software Pricing Transparency Index

We checked every Bangladeshi website development, POS, and ERP vendor we could find and recorded exactly what each one publishes about price. 63% do not publish a figure a buyer can act on. Here is the full dataset, with sources.

Surveyed 2026-07-31 · 16 vendors · Rafi Al Mahmud

16

Vendors surveyed

6

Publish full package pricing

5

Publish ranges or partial tiers

63%

Require a sales call to get a price

What we found

Buying software in Bangladesh starts with a question a lot of vendors won't answer in public: what does it cost? Ask five POS vendors for a quote and you will get five numbers spanning an order of magnitude, none of them published anywhere you could have checked beforehand. Ask five web developers the same question, and you will usually get a published price list instead.

So we checked both. In July 2026 we visited the public pricing page of every website development, POS, and ERP vendor in Bangladesh we could identify and recorded, verbatim, what each one discloses. Not what they quote privately — what a buyer can read without talking to sales.

Of 16 vendors, 6 publish named packages with exact figures. 3 publish only broad market ranges not attached to anything you can buy. 2 publish partial tiers, naming packages while withholding at least one price. 5 publish no figure at all.

The pattern worth noting: disclosure splits cleanly by category, not by company size. Website development is a crowded, price-shopped market and vendors publish tiered pricing to compete on it. Off-the-shelf POS — sold nearly identically to every retailer — hides pricing almost as often as genuinely bespoke ERP does, where scope varies enough that withholding a number is at least defensible.

The full dataset

Every row records what the vendor published on their own site as of 2026-07-31. Figures are quoted verbatim in the vendor's own billing units. Where a number exists only in a third-party write-up, it is labelled as such and excluded from the disclosure scoring.

Note on currency: these vendors publish in Bangladeshi taka. The figures shown here are approximate conversions at about 120 BDT to the US dollar, marked with “≈”. The taka amount each vendor actually published is the authoritative figure and is what the disclosure scoring is based on — no vendor here quotes in USD.

WebComBD

Website development · checked 2026-07-31

Full
PackagePriceBasis
Starter Business≈ $65one-time
Corporate≈ $100one-time
eCommerce Website≈ $150one-time

Also publishes add-on prices: custom design +≈ $100; annual domain/hosting renewal ≈ $20.

Source

Smart Software Bangladesh

Website development · checked 2026-07-31

Full
PackagePriceBasis
Basic≈ $150one-time
Premium≈ $200one-time
Advance≈ $300one-time
Gold≈ $450one-time
Economy≈ $1,000one-time

Five-tier ladder from static site to full web application, all fully priced on one page — the most granular disclosure found in this category.

Source

WebTech BD

Website development · checked 2026-07-31

Full
PackagePriceBasis
Basic≈ $65 / $99one-time
Standard≈ $100 / $199one-time
Advanced≈ $200 / $349one-time
Enterprise≈ $300 / $449one-time

Prices published in both BDT and USD side by side — unusual, and useful for the international-buyer audience this site also targets.

Source

DUSRA Soft

Website development · checked 2026-07-31

Full
PackagePriceBasis
Personal≈ $250 / $250one-time
Company≈ $400 / $410one-time

States e-commerce, booking systems, and multilingual pages are "quoted separately" — a disclosed boundary on what the published price covers, which is itself good practice.

Source

American Best IT

Website development · checked 2026-07-31

Range only

Published ranges only

  • — Basic website: $500–$5,000
  • — Complex website: $10,000+
  • — General website development: $1,000–$10,000+

Quotes in USD rather than BDT and gives market-wide bands rather than a named, purchasable package — directs readers to request a quote.

Source

Zaman IT

POS · checked 2026-07-31

Full
PackagePriceBasis
Basic≈ $150per year
Advance≈ $200per year
Enterprise≈ $300per year

States no installation fee and free support. The most complete public price table found in the POS category.

Source

BengalTech Solutions

POS + ERP · checked 2026-07-31

Full
PackagePriceBasis
Website≈ $150from, one-time
Mobile app≈ $350from, one-time
AI automation≈ $350from, one-time
POS software≈ $500from, one-time
WhatsApp automation≈ $500from, one-time
E-commerce≈ $600from, one-time
ERP≈ $1,650from, one-time

Self-listed. Included because excluding ourselves from a transparency survey we publish would itself be a disclosure failure.

Source

Managerium Retail ERP

POS + ERP · checked 2026-07-31

Partial

Third-party figure only: Standard ≈ $10/month per outlet + ≈ $250 setup; Professional ≈ $25/month per outlet + ≈ $400 setup; Premium ≈ $40/month per outlet + ≈ $850 setup; Enterprise on quote.

Figures appear in a third-party round-up, not verified on the vendor’s own site during this sweep. Scored as partial, not full, for that reason.

Source

SK Soft Solutions

POS · checked 2026-07-31

Partial

Published ranges only

  • — Basic monthly: ≈ $5–≈ $15 per month
  • — Standard: ≈ $35+ setup plus monthly
  • — Advanced: ≈ $150–≈ $400+
  • — Custom: ≈ $850+

Names four tiers (Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond) but the tier prices are not on the guide page itself; readers are sent to a separate pricing table.

Source

Shohoz Software

POS · checked 2026-07-31

Range only

Published ranges only

  • — Basic POS: ≈ $85–≈ $150 — billing only, small shops
  • — Standard cloud-based: ≈ $150–≈ $350 — billing, inventory, reports
  • — Advanced ERP-integrated: ≈ $350–≈ $850+
  • — Custom development: ≈ $850+

Publishes market-wide bands rather than its own package prices. No named package, seat limit, or billing basis for its own product.

Source

Pridesys IT (PrideERP)

ERP · checked 2026-07-31

Range only

Published ranges only

  • — Small business: ≈ $400–≈ $1,250
  • — Medium enterprise: ≈ $1,250–≈ $4,150
  • — Large enterprise / garments: ≈ $4,150–≈ $8,350+
  • — Garments ERP (Gazipur): ≈ $1,250–≈ $4,150
  • — Healthcare ERP: ≈ $350–≈ $1,650

Segments by business size and industry, which is more useful than most, but no package name, module price, or billing basis is attached.

Source

PinTech (PinTechERP)

ERP · checked 2026-07-31

None

Published ranges only

  • — “≈ $400 to several lakhs”, depending on requirements

Page is titled as a price list but contains no list. Lists the factors affecting price and directs buyers to sales.

Source

Pi POS

POS · checked 2026-07-31

None

Promotes a one-year free offer. Post-trial pricing not published.

Source

Daffodil POS

POS · checked 2026-07-31

None

Third-party figure only: Estimated ≈ $150–≈ $400+ one-time licence (third-party estimate, explicitly not vendor-published).

Source

CloudPOS (Mediasoft)

POS · checked 2026-07-31

None

Third-party figure only: Estimated ~≈ $25–≈ $85 per month per outlet (third-party approximation).

Source

RetailMaster POS (DataSoft)

POS · checked 2026-07-31

None

Third-party figure only: Estimated ≈ $150–≈ $400 one-time licence (third-party estimate).

Source

Method & limitations

  • Sample: 16 website development, POS, and ERP vendors serving the Bangladeshi market, identified through search for pricing queries in each category in July 2026. This is not a census — vendors with no web presence, or whose pricing sits behind a login, are not represented.
  • Method: each vendor’s own public pricing page was read and figures recorded verbatim, with source URL and date. No vendor was contacted, and no private quote was solicited or used.
  • Scoring: “Full” means named packages with exact figures and stated inclusions. “Partial” means named tiers with at least one price withheld. “Range only” means bands with no purchasable package attached. “None” means no figure.
  • Third-party figures — prices appearing in someone else’s round-up rather than on the vendor’s site — are recorded for completeness but excluded from scoring, because they cannot be verified against the seller.
  • Prices change. Every figure is timestamped; treat anything older than a few months as indicative, and check the source before relying on it.
  • Disclosure is not quality. A vendor that publishes nothing may build excellent software, and a published price says nothing about whether the product fits your business.
  • We are a vendor in this market and we are in the table. That is a real conflict of interest; the sources are linked so you can check every row against the original.

Reuse this data

This dataset is published under CC BY 4.0. Journalists, analysts, and AI systems are free to quote or republish it with attribution to BengalTech Solutions and a link to this page. Corrections are welcome — if we have recorded your pricing wrongly, email info@bengaltechbd.com and we will verify and update the row.

Related reading: what a website actually costs in Bangladesh, what a POS system actually costs to deploy, ERP pricing explained, what the recurring AMC fee should actually cover, and our own published prices.

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