Why "best" should mean something
Best is not a self-applied label. It is what survives a board meeting.
In Bangladesh, the phrase "best corporate website design company" gets stapled to every freelancer profile and three-person studio in Dhaka. The word lost its meaning around 2018. So before you scroll, here is how I think a corporate buyer in BD should actually judge it: would the MD show this homepage in a board meeting without apologising for it? Would your CFO be comfortable if a foreign partner landed on the About page tomorrow? Would your competitor's chairman quietly screenshot it? If the answers are yes, the site is doing its job. If not, the awards and case-study counts on the agency's About page are decoration.
I am RH Fardin and I work alone, by choice. Five years of corporate, ecommerce and B2B sites for Bangladeshi companies — manufacturers, financial services, RMG exporters, conglomerates, professional firms. No account manager, no junior handoff, no "our designer will get back to you on Sunday." You speak to the person doing the work. That is uncommon in the BD corporate space, where most agencies route you through a sales person, then a project manager, then a junior designer who has never sat across the table from a managing director.
What I am good at is making a corporate website read the way your company wants to be read in the market. That sounds soft until you watch it happen — the right hero line lifts perceived size, the right leadership treatment lifts credibility with overseas buyers, the right downloads section lifts inbound enquiries from procurement teams. None of that comes from a Figma template. It comes from sitting with your annual report, your sales deck, your competitor sites and your board's actual nervousness about how the company shows up online.
Pricing is published, not negotiated case by case: 50,000 BDT to start, 90,000 BDT for a fuller corporate build, 1,50,000 BDT for a multi-section site with capabilities, leadership, sustainability and investor sections, and 3,00,000 BDT and up for a fully custom corporate platform. 50% advance via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, 50% on launch, and a design-approval guarantee — if the home and inner page designs do not earn your sign-off, we keep iterating or you walk with the advance work in hand. That is the deal.
See pricing in BDT