When a funder's delegation lands in Dhaka tomorrow, your website is the first due-diligence document they open in the car from the airport. I build it so it passes.
I am RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer in Bangladesh. I personally build every NGO site I take on - bilingual donor-trust pages, a transparency archive your funders can read in two clicks, bKash and Nagad donation flows, and a CMS your programme officer can update without raising a ticket. No agency layers, no juniors, no handoffs. NGO web design in Dhaka from 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch, with a design-approval guarantee before any code is written.
One senior operator. Around five years building Bangladesh websites. The person you message on WhatsApp is the person editing your homepage at 11 PM before a board meeting.
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Dhaka is the only city in Bangladesh where the NGO Affairs Bureau is a fifteen-minute CNG ride away in Agargaon, where the INGO country offices cluster in Gulshan, Banani and Baridhara, and where a foundation programme officer flying in for due diligence will sit across from your executive director the same week. That changes what your website has to do. It is not a brochure for a community in a district - it is the document a sceptical funder pulls up on the way from the airport, the link a Dhaka CSR head from a bank or telco clicks before approving a grant, and the page a journalist from a Kawran Bazar newsroom checks before quoting your numbers. Most NGO sites in Dhaka were never built for that audience. They were built for a donor visit years ago and quietly abandoned.
I am RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer with roughly five years building sites across Bangladesh, including the non-profit vertical. When you search "best NGO website company in Dhaka" and click an ad, the pattern is almost always the same - a polished senior wins the meeting in your Mohakhali or Dhanmondi office, then hands you to a junior the next day who has never built a transparency archive, never wired a bKash merchant account, and copies the About text off another NGO's site. The senior moves to the next pitch. Your communications officer signs off without realising the person actually writing the code has never spoken to your team. That structural gap is the entire reason I work the way I do.
There is no agency here. No project manager forwarding your messages, no offshore subcontractor, no "client success executive" sending automated follow-ups. The senior who reviews your requirements - your registration status with the NGOAB, your FD-6 cycle, your thematic areas, your donor mix - is the same senior who designs the donation page, writes the bilingual CMS, builds the annual-report archive, tunes the page weight for a field officer on a weak Grameenphone signal in your project upazila, and pushes the final build to your hosting. When a programme officer WhatsApps me at 9 PM because a delegation is visiting tomorrow and the board photo is two trustees out of date, I open the code and ship it. No ticket queue, no escalation, no waiting for a sprint.
Pricing is honest because Dhaka NGOs run on grant lines and audited budgets, not open-ended retainers. 50,000 BDT for a focused, bilingual donor-trust site - six to eight pages, About with registration numbers, programmes, a transparency section, news, and a clean donate page with your bKash and Nagad details. 90,000 BDT for a structured projects archive, a multi-author newsroom, and live bKash and Nagad donation integration. 1,50,000 BDT for a flagship build - programme microsites, a searchable annual-report and audit archive, a custom impact dashboard if your M&E team produces enough data to feed it, and full Dhaka SEO. Custom builds for federations or NGOs with multiple country offices and donor-CRM integration start from 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance via bKash, Nagad or bank, 50% on launch - that is the entire commercial structure, written in plain text on the invoice.
Six things directors, communications leads and operations managers at Dhaka NGOs remember after launch - because one accountable senior owned every part of the build, not because it was sold as an upsell six weeks in.
Registration numbers, FD-6 approvals, audited financials and annual reports sit in a clean transparency section a funder's officer can verify in two clicks - the exact check that decides whether your proposal makes the funded pile.
Bangla and English as separate, hand-written content with a clean toggle and proper Bengali webfonts. Your Geneva donor reads the impact report in English; your Dhaka stakeholders and the NGOAB read the Bangla that actually matters.
A donation page with your bKash and Nagad merchant details done properly, plus live SSLCommerz or aamarPay integration on higher tiers so donors stay on your domain and get a receipt with a number for their records.
Your programme officer uploads field photos, project updates and a new annual report from a phone after a one-hour handover call. No HTML, no developer on standby, no three-day wait for a comma change.
Compressed images, lazy loading and a lean build, so the site opens fast for a field officer on two bars in your project area, not just for the donor on Gulshan fibre or office broadband.
Board, trustees and senior team with real names and real photos, structured so they are trivial to keep updated. No more a chairman who left in 2019 still listed when the delegation arrives next week.
Dhaka NGOs carry a burden a district organisation rarely does: their funders are physically close, and they check. The foundation rep in Geneva can ask the country office in Baridhara to verify you in person. The bank CSR head approving a grant from a Motijheel head office will click your site in the meeting and look for an audit report. The NGOAB in Agargaon expects your activity reporting to actually exist. So the website cannot be decoration. It has to convince a sceptical reader - one who has read enough about misused funds to be cautious - that you are legitimate, before they decide. When I audit existing NGO sites in Dhaka before quoting a redesign, the same failures repeat: the Donate button quietly routes to a dead contact form, the latest annual report is from 2020 with a Coming Soon for everything since, the leadership page lists a board that turned over two cycles ago, and the project gallery is broken image links from an old host migration. A funder running due diligence on even a five-lakh-taka grant clicks through that in under ninety seconds and forms a verdict you never get to argue with.
I build for the opposite outcome. We start by mapping your real readers - the foundation officer doing due diligence, the Dhaka corporate CSR head, the diaspora donor on WhatsApp, the government auditor, the journalist - and give each of them a clear path that ends in a donation, a download, a verified fact or a contact. Then I build the trust layer first, not last: NGOAB registration in the footer, the latest audit one click from the homepage, real team and board photos with real names, a project-locations map pinned to the upazilas you actually work in, specific impact numbers instead of vague claims about serving thousands. The bilingual CMS comes next, trimmed to the five or six things your communications person actually does. The donate flow comes last, because once everything before it is honest, the donate flow simply works. The 50,000 BDT tier puts this whole scaffolding in place for a six-to-eight-page bilingual site; 90,000 BDT adds a structured projects archive, a newsroom and live bKash and Nagad donations; 1,50,000 BDT covers programme microsites, a full report archive and a custom impact dashboard. That is what "best NGO website company in Dhaka" should mean once you have already paid one vendor and quietly regretted it.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
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Real questions Dhaka NGO directors, communications officers and operations managers ask me before signing. Honest answers.
The floor is 50,000 BDT for a focused, bilingual donor-trust site - six to eight pages with About and registration numbers, programmes, a transparency section, news, and a clean donate page with your bKash and Nagad details. 90,000 BDT adds a structured projects archive, a multi-author newsroom and live bKash and Nagad donation integration. 1,50,000 BDT is the flagship build with programme microsites, a searchable annual-report and audit archive, a custom impact dashboard and full Dhaka SEO. Custom builds for federations or multi-country offices with donor-CRM integration start from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance via bKash, Nagad or bank, 50% on launch.
Honestly, I would not claim best in an absolute sense. What I offer is single-operator accountability. The senior who scopes your work is the senior who designs the donation page, codes the bilingual CMS, builds the transparency archive and answers your WhatsApp at 11 PM before a board meeting. A Dhaka agency sends a senior to win the meeting and a junior to do the work - and your communications officer rarely finds out until something breaks during a donor visit. For most Dhaka NGOs, that direct line is worth more than a glossy pitch and a bigger invoice.
A dedicated transparency section, usually at /transparency or /reports, that hosts your NGOAB registration certificate, FD-6 approvals, audited financial statements as searchable PDFs, the latest annual report, your organogram, and your board with real photos and bios. A funder's officer can verify your legitimacy in under two minutes instead of emailing your office for documents. Since the NGOAB is right here in Agargaon and Dhaka is where most in-person due diligence happens, this section earns its keep faster here than anywhere else in Bangladesh.
Both, depending on tier. The 50,000 BDT tier gives you a proper donate page with your bKash and Nagad merchant numbers, bank transfer details and clear instructions. From the 90,000 BDT tier I set up live bKash and Nagad integration, with SSLCommerz or aamarPay as a card and bank fallback, so donors stay on your domain, get an on-screen confirmation and an email receipt with a receipt number. A static QR is what most Dhaka vendors leave you because it is free - it also makes a cautious donor leave your site at the worst moment.
Properly bilingual. Every page exists in Bangla and English as separate, hand-written content, not auto-translated nonsense, with a clean toggle and language-switch URLs Google can index. Bangla typography uses a proper Unicode webfont - SolaimanLipi, Kalpurush or whichever fits your brand - that renders cleanly on iPhone Safari and Android Chrome, which is where most of your Dhaka stakeholders and diaspora donors will actually read it.
Yes, that is the whole point. The admin panel is trimmed to your real workflow - usually news, projects, reports, gallery, team and donations, nothing more. Your communications officer gets a 45-minute screen-share walkthrough in Bangla plus a written guide, and I leave you with documentation, repository access and admin credentials, not a lock-in trap. If they can run a Facebook Page, they can run this site, whether your office is in Gulshan, Mohakhali, Dhanmondi or Banani.
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