Why Dhaka NGOs pick a solo senior
In Dhaka, "best NGO website company" usually means one accountable person who understands the regulator down the road
What should the best NGO website company in Dhaka understand? Dhaka is different. The NGO Affairs Bureau is a fifteen-minute CNG ride away in Agargaon. INGO country offices cluster in Gulshan, Banani and Baridhara. A foundation officer flying in to check on you will meet your director the same week. So your website is not a brochure for a district community. It is the first thing a doubtful funder opens on the way from the airport.
It is also the link a Dhaka CSR head at a bank or telco clicks before approving a grant. It is the page a Kawran Bazar journalist checks before quoting your numbers. Most NGO sites in Dhaka were never built for these readers. They were built for one donor visit years ago and then left alone.
I am RH Fardin, a solo web designer and developer. I have about five years of building sites across Bangladesh, including for non-profits. NGOs that hire an agency often see the same pattern. A polished senior wins the meeting in your Mohakhali or Dhanmondi office. The next day, a junior takes over. That junior has never built a reports archive or set up a bKash merchant account. They copy the About text from another NGO's site.
The senior moves on to the next pitch. Your communications officer signs off, not knowing the coder never spoke to your team. That gap is the reason I work the way I do. There is no agency here. No project manager passes on your messages. No offshore team. No "client success" staff sending automatic follow-ups.
The person who reviews your needs is the person who builds. That covers your NGOAB status, your FD-6 cycle, your focus areas and your donor mix. I design the donation page, write the two-language CMS and build the annual report archive. I keep pages light for a field officer on weak Grameenphone signal in your upazila. Then I put the site live. If a delegation visits tomorrow and the board photo is out of date, message me at 9 PM. I fix it that night.
Dhaka NGOs run on grants and audited budgets, so my prices are fixed. 50,000 BDT gets a focused donor-trust site in two languages: six to eight pages, registration numbers, programmes, reports, news and a bKash and Nagad donate page. 90,000 BDT adds a projects archive, a newsroom and live donations. 1,50,000 BDT adds programme microsites, an audit archive, an impact dashboard and full Dhaka SEO. Custom builds for federations or multi-country NGOs start from 3,00,000 BDT. Pay 50% up front by bKash, Nagad or bank, and 50% on launch.
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