In focus
What separates the best corporate website design company in Motijheel from the cheap one next door
Walk the lanes off Dilkusha and Motijheel C/A and you'll find a dozen 'IT firms' offering a corporate website for 12,000 or 18,000 taka. For a bank, an insurer or a serious buying house, that quote is the warning sign — it almost always means a nulled premium theme, demo content half-deleted, a contact form that emails an address nobody monitors, and a Bangla section that breaks the moment you type a juktakkhor.
The 'best' versus 'cheapest' question is really a risk question: a regulator or a foreign principal who finds a broken or templated site doesn't just see a bad website, they downgrade their estimate of the whole company. In Motijheel, where your counterparties are institutional, that downgrade is expensive and you never even hear about it.
So when a Motijheel firm asks 'koto taka?', the honest answer turns on three things and almost nothing else. First, how many pages with real, distinct content — a corporate site here is usually Home, About, Board of Directors, Services or Business Units, Financials/Disclosures, Notices/Media, Careers, and Contact; 50,000 BDT ships the core six properly, 90,000 BDT covers the full structure, and 1,50,000 BDT adds custom illustrations, a downloadable company profile, a careers application flow and full bilingual pages.
Second, who supplies the words and photos — I rewrite your tired 2018 copy into clean corporate English and tidy your mixed-quality JPGs, but an actual photoshoot in your Motijheel office is a photographer's bill, not mine. Third, the quiet hour-eaters: a disclosure archive, a careers portal that emails HR the CV, a partner login, or integration with systems you already run. What does not move the price is 'animation', 'modern look' or 'professional design' — any competent senior designer gives you that at 50,000 BDT.
The real product is a deliberately scoped version of the 3,00,000 BDT site: same thinking, fewer pages, identical quality of finish. That is the line I sell on, and it's why corporate clients in Dhaka's financial district keep choosing one senior operator over a room full of juniors.