In Motijheel, the deal is half-decided before anyone replies to your email. Someone on the buyer's side has already opened your website and judged whether your firm is real.
I'm RH Fardin, and I run the best website design company in Motijheel as one senior designer-developer. I design, code and launch every site myself. No agency floor, no junior pool, no salesman who disappears after the advance. I build for the trading houses, importers, NBFIs, CA firms, insurance offices and head offices around Dilkusha and Motijheel C/A. Sites start from 50,000 BDT, with a written design-approval guarantee before I touch a line of code.
About 5 years building real Bangladesh sites. One senior operator, direct on WhatsApp. 50% advance, 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
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You do not sell to Motijheel the way you sell to a Dhanmondi boutique or a Gulshan restaurant. This is Dhaka's original central business district. It has the head offices on Dilkusha and the trading houses around Motijheel C/A. It has chartered accountants above bank branches, and insurance and NBFI floors near Bangladesh Bank. So the best website design company in Motijheel has to build for a very different visitor.
The people who land on your website here are rarely casual browsers. One is a procurement officer pulling up three shortlisted vendors before a tender meeting. Another is an audit partner checking whether a counterparty is real. A third is a foreign principal's local agent deciding if your trading house deserves a reply. That changes everything a website has to do. 'Best' here cannot mean what it means in a retail area.
I'm RH Fardin, a senior website designer and developer who has worked solo for about five years. There is no agency behind me. No junior takes your project while a sales manager keeps you warm. No white-label shop in another district does the real build. When you hire me, one person draws the structure, sets the type, writes the English copy, wires the enquiry routing and pushes the site live. That same person answers your WhatsApp next quarter when a new line of business needs a page.
Calling one operator a 'company' is, honestly, a stretch. I'm a craftsman, not a firm with a reception on Dilkusha. But the need behind the search never changes. A Motijheel firm wants senior work and a fixed number it can sign off. It wants a site that holds up when a serious party checks it.
Here is what the cheap quotes will not say. Website design in Motijheel BD does not honestly start at 10,000 taka. The 'corporate website' sold at that price down the lane is almost always a pirated theme. The demo content is half-erased, and the contact form points at a dead inbox. My floor is 50,000 BDT. It buys a clean, fast, well-built presence, not a logo dropped onto someone else's template.
There are three tiers. 50,000 BDT gets a tight 5 to 6 page company site. 90,000 BDT gets a content-rich build with custom sections and a CMS your office can edit. 1,50,000 BDT gets a larger site with bilingual pages, custom diagrams or drawings, and a company profile a buyer can forward inside their firm. Anything truly custom, like a client portal, a quotation system or links to software you already run, starts at 3,00,000 BDT.
Terms are the same for every client and stated up front: 50% advance to begin, 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. I don't lay out a single screen until you sign off the design direction in writing. That is the design-approval guarantee. So we never spend two weeks polishing a concept you were never going to approve.
Maybe you want your website to finally carry the same weight as the name people know on the street. That's the work I do. If the whole talk is 'koto kom e hoye jabe?', I'll tell you on the first call that I'm the wrong fit. Then I'll hand you back your afternoon.
Six things tuned to a commercial buyer in Dhaka's financial core: head offices, trading houses and professional firms. This is not a feature list copied off another page.
Trade licence, TIN/BIN, year founded, bank reference and a clean company profile sit right where a procurement officer or audit partner looks first. The site is built to survive a vendor check, not just to look nice on the homepage.
The person who takes your brief designs it, codes it, ships it and answers months later. No salesperson and no junior relay. No decision quietly gets lost between three handoffs at an agency.
I test on the Walton, Symphony, Redmi and Realme phones your buyers and staff really carry, on Motijheel's crowded 4G. Not just a flagship on office Wi-Fi. The page shows before an impatient procurement officer taps back.
English comes first for foreign principals and institutional buyers, with Bangla where it earns its place. I pick fonts that show juktakkhor and diacritics cleanly. Cheap themes break exactly this, so your Bangla never looks broken to a local client.
If you take advances, deposits or service fees online, I set up bKash, Nagad and a card gateway (SSLCommerz or Aamarpay) properly. A client can pay without screenshotting a number or leaving your site halfway.
Domain, hosting, source code, CMS logins and analytics are all registered to your firm from day one. Replace me whenever you like. Your next developer can pick it up in an afternoon. No lock-in, and no surprise 'renewal' invoice.
A Dhanmondi boutique and a Dilkusha trading house can both have a weak website. Only one quietly loses real money over it. The boutique's customer is buying a dress and trusts her own eyes. The Motijheel firm's 'customer' is often an institution. It might be a procurement team scoring vendors on a checklist, or a bank officer deciding how much risk you are worth. It might be a foreign buyer's agent who has never been to Bangladesh and judges you only by your website.
That visitor might find a 2017 template with a 'Welcome to our website' banner and a stretched logo. The Bangla section might break on the first compound letter. They do not think 'they saved money on web design.' They think this firm may not be as established as the introduction claimed. Then you are scratched off a shortlist in a meeting you will never hear about.
So when a Motijheel owner asks 'koto taka?', the answer hinges on a few things. First, how many pages carry real content. Most firms need Home, About, Services, a clients page, maybe a profile, and Contact. Second, who supplies words and photos. I will rewrite tired English and tidy your JPGs, but a real shoot is a photographer's bill. Third, the hidden hour-eaters: a catalogue, a payment gateway, a client login, or an enquiry flow that reaches the right desk.
What does not move the number is 'animation', 'premium look' or 'professional design'. Any skilled senior gives you that at the 50,000 BDT floor. You are not paying for an office on Motijheel C/A or a brass plate on the door. You are paying for the work to go into the work. That is the whole gap between the top website design company in Motijheel and the cheapest one two buildings over.
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
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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These questions come up on almost every first call with a Motijheel firm weighing up a new website.
Straight numbers, with no 'it depends' dodge. My floor is 50,000 BDT for a clean 5 to 6 page company site. 90,000 BDT gets custom sections and a CMS your office can edit. 1,50,000 BDT covers a larger build with bilingual Bangla pages, custom diagrams and a downloadable company profile. Anything truly custom, like a client portal, a quotation system or integrations, starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch. The 10,000-taka offers near Dilkusha are nulled themes, not real websites.
I carry none of the costs an agency has to feed. No rented floor on Motijheel C/A, no project manager, no sales team, no junior pool learning on your project. That's why a senior-grade site is 50,000 BDT with me. A Gulshan agency quotes 3,00,000-plus for the same finish. But I'm a senior operator with about five years behind me, so I won't drop to an 8,000-taka quote either. You get senior craft at a solo-operator price. That's the trade, stated plainly.
Myself, every page. There's no junior, no agency back room and no white-label partner in another district. The person who replies to your first WhatsApp designs your homepage, writes the English copy, wires the enquiry routing and pushes the site live. Ask a detailed question at any stage. You'll get a senior answer the same hour, not a 'let me check with the team and revert'.
That's exactly what I build for in Motijheel. Trade licence, TIN/BIN, year founded, sectors served, key clients and a clean company profile go where a buyer's agent looks first. They are not buried under a slider. The English reads like a real company wrote it, and the Bangla shows properly. The site loads fast, so an impatient buyer doesn't leave mid-check. When someone vets you before a tender or a first order, the website should confirm you're real, not raise a doubt.
Often, yes. The base might be sane, like a clean WordPress install, Webflow or a sensible custom build. Then I can redesign the front, fix the speed, sort out mobile and rewrite the key pages. That usually costs 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT. But your site might be a nulled theme stitched together by three vendors over the years. Then a clean rebuild is truly cheaper than babysitting it forever. I'll tell you which on the first call, not after you've paid.
A 50,000 BDT site usually launches in 2 to 3 weeks. A 90,000 BDT site with a CMS takes 3 to 4 weeks. A 1,50,000 BDT bilingual build takes 4 to 6 weeks. The delay is almost always content and approvals from your side: photos, copy sign-off and management's final yes. It is not me sitting on your project behind ten others. I list exactly what I need from you up front, so we hold the date I name.
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