In Uttara your buyer already lives, shops and decides inside their own sector — your website just has to win the shortlist.
Uttara is a planned town that runs on itself: people eat in Sector 7, get tested in Sector 4 and buy near Jashimuddin without ever crossing into central Dhaka. So your real competition isn't all of Dhaka — it's the two near-identical businesses on the same road. I design business websites in Uttara that pre-answer the price, the location and the trust questions, so the WhatsApp message you get is already a warm buyer, not a tyre-kicker. One senior operator end to end, from 50,000 BDT.
Fixed pricing from 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank. Around five years building for Bangladesh buyers — you approve the design before any code is written.
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Uttara is unusual for Dhaka: it is a planned town that mostly serves itself. A family in Sector 11 does not drive to Dhanmondi for a dental check-up, a Friday biryani or a school uniform — they handle all of it inside Uttara, often inside two or three sectors. That changes what your website is for. You are not trying to be found by all of Dhaka. You are trying to win a shortlist of three, because your buyer has already narrowed it to your business and the two near-identical ones on the same Rabindra Sarani or Jashimuddin Avenue strip. Whoever's site answers the buyer's questions fastest gets the call. The other two get a 'thanks bhaiya' and silence.
I am RH Fardin, and I design and build the whole site myself — positioning, wireframe, visual design, the front-end, the WordPress backend, the bKash/Nagad wiring, the speed work and the local SEO. About five years in, working solo by choice. The reason that matters for a commercial decision like this one: a business website is a sales asset, and a sales asset built by a relay of a sales rep, a junior and a subcontractor ends up saying nothing in particular to no one in particular. When one senior person owns the whole thing, every section can be aimed at the one specific Uttara buyer who actually pays you — the importer vetting a supplier, the parent comparing two coaching centres, the patient picking a diagnostic lab off Sonargaon Janapath.
Here is the part most Uttara owners underrate. Your website is not competing with your competitor's website — half of them barely have one. It is competing with the buyer's default, which is to message all three businesses 'koto taka?' and pick whoever is cheapest or replies first. A flat, brochure-style site does nothing to change that, so you stay stuck in a price race. A site built as a silent salesperson breaks the tie before the message is even sent: it shows the price band plainly, proves you are a real operation with real work, makes the location and hours unmistakable, and gives one tap to chat. By the time that buyer reaches you, they are not asking 'koto taka' from zero — they are asking 'I want this one, how do we start.'
Pricing is fixed and public, and it does not move because your office is in a smarter sector. A focused, fast, mobile-first business site is 50,000 BDT. 90,000 BDT is a fuller multi-section site with proper service pages, lead-capture and a Google Business Profile setup. 1,50,000 BDT is the content-deep build with custom design, bilingual Bangla pages and stronger conversion flows. Genuinely custom work — booking systems, multi-branch directories, integrations — starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Every project is 50% advance and 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and nothing gets coded until you approve the design in writing. That is the design-approval guarantee.
Six jobs your site has to do to win the shortlist on your own road in Uttara — all standard, including at the 50,000 BDT tier.
A clear price band or starting-from figure on the page, so a Sector 7 buyer arrives already past the 'koto taka?' stage. You stop fielding tyre-kicker messages and start getting people ready to buy.
Built to beat the two near-identical businesses on your road, not all of Dhaka. The homepage proves in ten seconds why you, not the other two on the same Jashimuddin strip, deserve the call.
Your exact sector, road and landmark wired into a real Google Maps pin and local schema, so a buyer searching for your service in their part of Uttara actually lands on you — not a lookalike two sectors over.
An Uttara buyer checks your Facebook page and your site in the same minute. The site has to look more serious, not less — real proof, a clear price, a working enquiry path — or it costs you the deal.
bKash and Nagad shown exactly where an Uttara buyer expects them, with plain advance-and-balance or cash-on-delivery wording. Nobody should have to DM 'kivabe pay korbo?' — the page already says it.
The person who scopes your buyer is the same person who designs, codes and ships the site — about five years doing exactly this. No junior learning on your clinic's homepage, no handoff after the meeting.
For years Uttara competition was simple: you versus the few similar businesses in walking distance. The MRT-6 metro line broke that open. Diabari and Uttara North stations now pull a steady stream of people in and out daily, which cuts both ways. Outsiders who never used to bother coming to Uttara now do — a real new customer pool for a restaurant, a salon, a coaching centre near a station. But it also means a buyer who finds you online can just as easily compare you to a business near Agargaon or Farmgate one metro ride away, and businesses from outside are now eyeing Uttara footfall too. The buyer's decision has gone from 'which of these three on my road' to 'which of these, plus whoever I just saw online.' Your website is now doing work it did not have to do five years ago: holding the comparison the moment a curious, mobile-first stranger taps your link on the platform.
That is exactly why I treat an Uttara business site as a commercial instrument, not a digital business card. Before I design anything, I want to know who actually pays you and what they are nervous about — the importer who needs to look credible to a foreign supplier, the parent weighing your coaching centre against the bigger-name one two sectors over, the patient deciding whether your lab is legit. Then every section earns its place against that buyer's hesitation: the hero says what you do and who for in one breath, the proof section answers 'are these people real,' the price band answers 'can I afford this,' the location block answers 'is this near me,' and a sticky WhatsApp button answers 'how do I start' in one tap. The result is a site that does the selling on the platform, in the CNG, in the lift — so by the time the buyer reaches you, the decision is mostly made. That is the difference between a business website that just exists in Uttara and one that quietly closes the deal before your phone even rings.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
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The questions Uttara business owners actually ask on the first WhatsApp message about a business website — answered straight.
Fixed tiers, no vague 'package' quote. 50,000 BDT for a focused, fast 5-6 page business site — Home, About, Services or Menu, a gallery and a Contact page wired to your WhatsApp and a clean enquiry form. 90,000 BDT for a fuller 8-10 page site with separate service pages, proper lead-capture and a Google Business Profile setup. 1,50,000 BDT when you also need bilingual Bangla pages, custom design and stronger conversion flows. Genuinely custom builds — a booking system for a salon chain, a multi-branch directory — start from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
Because in Uttara the buyer checks both in the same minute, and your Facebook page can't do three things a website can. It can't show a clear price page that filters out tyre-kickers before they message. It can't be found on Google when someone searches your service in their sector. And it can't look like a serious, permanent operation to an importer or a corporate buyer who quietly distrusts a business that only lives on Facebook. The page is great for staying in touch with people who already follow you; the website is what wins the stranger comparing you to two others. Most of my Uttara clients keep the page and add the site — they do different jobs.
That is actually the opening, not a reason to do less. When the two other businesses on your Jashimuddin or Rabindra Sarani strip have a weak site or none, a genuinely good one is how you stop competing purely on price. A basic site looks like theirs and changes nothing — the buyer still messages all three and picks the cheapest. A site built to pre-sell — clear price band, real proof, one-tap WhatsApp — makes you the obvious choice before the buyer even sends 'koto taka.' You are not matching your road's competition; you are stepping out of the race they are stuck in.
Yes, one in-person briefing if you want it — an hour or two at your office or shop anywhere in Uttara, no charge, before anything is signed. After that almost everything runs on WhatsApp, voice notes and screen-share because it is faster for both of us and gets you live sooner. Either way you always deal with me, the person building the site — there is no account manager passing your messages along, and no money moves until you have a written scope, a fixed price and a timeline.
Usually 2 to 4 weeks from the 50% advance, depending on size and how fast you send content and sign-offs. A 50,000 BDT site is often live in about two weeks; a 1,50,000 BDT bilingual site with deeper conversion flows runs closer to four. The honest bottleneck is almost always waiting on your photos, price list and approvals — the build itself I keep moving, and the gap between design sign-off and launch is rarely more than a few days.
By doing the selling before the buyer reaches you. Every section is aimed at one job: turning a comparing stranger into a ready lead. The price band stops you wasting time on people who were never going to pay. The proof and a real 'who runs this' section make a hesitant buyer trust you over the two lookalikes nearby. Local SEO and a Google Business Profile put you in front of people searching your service in their sector. And a sticky one-tap WhatsApp button means the warm buyer messages you instead of drifting off. It will not magically rank you for hyper-competitive terms overnight — but it does turn the traffic you already get from referrals, Facebook and search into actual enquiries.
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