Who actually builds your site
A real developer in Gazipur's corner, not a sales desk
Here's what usually happens when a Gazipur business calls a "company" for a website: a smooth account manager quotes you, takes the advance, then disappears - and the actual build lands on whichever junior is free that week. You email asking why the homepage broke on mobile and nobody can answer because the person who replies isn't the person who coded it. That gap is the single biggest reason local sites end up slow, half-finished, or abandoned mid-project.
I work the opposite way. I'm one senior developer with roughly five years building and shipping sites, and I personally do the design, the code, the deployment and the handover. There's no junior, no agency layer, no "let me check with the team." When you message about your Gazipur business site, you're talking to the one person who knows exactly what's under the hood.
Gazipur buyers are almost entirely on phones - a factory owner checking a supplier from the floor, a parent looking up a coaching centre on the bus to Dhaka, a customer comparing furniture showrooms near Board Bazar. So I build mobile-first and prove it loads fast on a real mid-range Android over mobile data, not just on a fast laptop in a quiet room. If it's slow on a phone in Gazipur, it's slow, full stop.
On money, I'm direct because you'll ask anyway. The floor is 50,000 BDT. Tiers run 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT depending on page count and features, and fully custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch - and the design-approval guarantee means I don't ask for that second 50% until you've seen the design and signed off. You pay full only when you're happy with what you're getting.
See pricing in BDT