Website Migration SEO Cost in Bangladesh 2026: Risk & Pricing
Website migration SEO in Bangladesh typically costs ৳25,000–৳1,50,000+ per project. A small same-domain redesign may sit near the lower end; domain changes, ecommerce replatforming, thousands of URLs, JavaScript or international sites can cost ৳2,00,000–৳5,00,000+.
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Website migration SEO in Bangladesh typically costs ৳25,000–৳1,50,000+ per project. A small same-domain redesign may sit near the lower end; domain changes, ecommerce replatforming, thousands of URLs, JavaScript or international sites can cost ৳2,00,000–৳5,00,000+.
A migration is not an ordinary audit. It is a controlled transfer of URLs, content, internal links, metadata, structured data and search signals while developers are changing the system underneath them.
Google publishes detailed guidance for site moves because mistakes can remove pages, create redirect chains, split canonical signals and interrupt discovery. The cost is insurance against preventable traffic and revenue loss.
This article is part of my Bangladesh pricing cluster. Start with the complete SEO service price guide if you need the market-wide benchmark.
Pricing at a glance
| Scope | Typical 2026 price | Best fit |
|---|---|---|
| Small redesign | ৳25,000–৳60,000 | Same domain, limited URLs and stable CMS |
| Medium migration | ৳60,000–৳1,50,000 | URL changes, new CMS and several templates |
| Large ecommerce move | ৳1,50,000–৳3,00,000+ | Products, filters, feeds and platform change |
| Enterprise/international | ৳2,00,000–৳5,00,000+ | Many markets, teams, releases and log monitoring |
Confirm whether the fee covers planning, staging QA, redirect mapping, launch support, post-launch monitoring and developer coordination.
For the broader decision, compare this guide with technical audit cost guide, technical SEO service, and SEO ROI calculator.
What a professional scope should include
Pre-migration benchmark
Export URLs, rankings, traffic, backlinks, indexation, canonicals, schema and top landing-page conversions.
URL and redirect map
Give every valuable old URL an intentional relevant destination and test redirects before launch.
Staging technical QA
Check crawl blocks, canonicals, metadata, internal links, rendering, robots, sitemaps and structured data.
Launch control
Coordinate DNS, redirects, analytics, Search Console, sitemaps and rapid checks during release.
Post-launch monitoring
Watch errors, indexation, server logs, rankings, traffic and conversions; fix patterns quickly.
What changes the final cost
- Changed URLs: More URL changes mean more mapping and validation.
- Platform shift: Shopify, Magento, WordPress, headless and custom systems expose different risks.
- Traffic value: High-revenue landing pages justify deeper testing and live support.
- Teams and releases: More developers, countries and release stages require coordination.
- Monitoring period: Several weeks of post-launch support costs more than launch-day checks.
A practical budget or ROI example
If organic search generates ৳5,00,000 gross profit per month, even a 20% migration loss equals ৳1,00,000 monthly. A ৳1,20,000 migration programme that prevents or shortens that loss may pay for itself quickly.
What a credible proposal should show
A useful proposal connects the fee to work, ownership and measurement. It should identify the starting problem, prioritise the first 90 days, name the person responsible for delivery, separate recommendations from implementation, and define the metrics that matter. Rankings alone are not enough; use qualified leads, sales, organic landing-page performance and assisted conversions where possible.
Ask for access and ownership terms in writing. Your company should own its website, Google Search Console, GA4, Google Business Profile and published content. The provider may need delegated access, but those assets should not disappear when the contract ends.
Red flags
- SEO is invited only after launch.
- No complete URL inventory or redirect map.
- All removed pages redirect to the homepage.
- Staging is blocked from the SEO reviewer until release.
- Analytics and Search Console are not tested before launch.
- No post-launch owner, monitoring window or rollback plan.
Questions to ask before paying
- What exactly is included in month one and the next two months?
- Who will do the work, and how much senior time is included?
- Which recommendations will you implement?
- Which assets and accounts will my company own?
- What evidence, case studies or samples support the proposed approach?
- How will you report leads, revenue or another business outcome?
- What is excluded, and what could increase the fee?
- What happens if we stop after the initial term?
Final recommendation
Bring SEO into planning before URLs and templates are locked. Spend in proportion to the organic revenue at risk; migration support is cheaper than months of recovery after an avoidable launch error.
If you want a scope based on your website, competitors and commercial goal instead of a generic package, tell me about your project.
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About the author: Rahatul Ashiq Tamal (Freelancer Tamal) is an SEO, AEO and GEO consultant based in Rangpur, Bangladesh. He has worked with 200+ brands across 30+ countries. About · Case studies · Free audit
External sources and further reading: Google site moves with URL changes · Google hosting migration guidance · Search Engine Land migration guide
Frequently asked
Before information architecture and URL decisions are final—not after the new site launches.
Every valuable URL needs an intentional outcome. Redirect to a relevant equivalent; do not send unrelated pages to the homepage.
Some temporary movement is common, but careful mapping, QA and monitoring reduce avoidable loss.
Keep permanent redirects for at least a year when possible; many should remain indefinitely if old links still exist.