Why Gulshan brands keep calling the solo guy back
I am the entire team your Gulshan office gets
Walk into any Gulshan 1 or Gulshan 2 office and you will hear the same complaint about web vendors — three meetings to brief the agency, then the work lands on a junior who has never met you, and the senior who pitched the deal goes quiet until the next invoice. That is the exact gap I fill. When you hire me, the person who shows up at your Gulshan Avenue office for the kickoff is the same person who writes the CSS at 2am the night before launch. There is no handover, no "let me check with my team", no telephone game.
I have spent close to five years building websites for Bangladesh businesses, with a heavy concentration of clients who are headquartered or do business around the Gulshan-Banani-Baridhara triangle — garment buying houses pitching European brands, immigration consultants serving NRBs, fintech founders raising in Singapore, restaurants on Road 11, dental clinics, law chambers, real estate firms selling in DCC zones. They all need a site that looks credible at the first 3-second glance, because their buyers and investors decide fast.
I work hands-on across the whole stack — discovery, copy direction, UI in Figma, frontend code, WordPress or headless build, on-page SEO, Search Console and Analytics setup, and the launch checklist. You are not hiring a designer who hands off to a developer who hands off to an SEO. You are hiring one operator who has shipped that full pipeline dozens of times.
And because there are no salaries, no Gulshan Avenue rent and no project managers between us, my pricing makes sense. Sites start at 50,000 BDT and most Gulshan brand projects land in the 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT band. Anything truly custom — multilingual portals, member areas, integrations — is quoted from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch, payable via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, with a money-back design-approval guarantee in writing before the build phase starts.
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