About the person actually doing the work
Why "cheap" doesn't have to mean cheap-looking for your corporate site
Most Dhaka founders asking for a cheap corporate website have been burned at least once. Someone in Mirpur or Dhanmondi quoted 15,000 BDT, vanished after the advance, came back with a Bangla-English mishmash theme stuffed with stock photos that looked nothing like the demo. So when a director finally asks "koto taka?" again, the question is loaded — they want a low price, but they're terrified of getting what they paid for. That's the problem this page exists to solve.
I'm RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer in Bangladesh. I personally take the brief, draw the wireframe, design every section in Figma, and write the code that ships. No project manager forwarding messages, no junior pasting Lorem Ipsum, no "team lead" who joins one call and disappears. The reason I can offer a genuinely cheap corporate website design in Dhaka — from 50,000 BDT — is that there's no agency overhead between us. You pay for the work, not for an office in Gulshan.
Around 5 years of doing this has taught me what a corporate buyer in Dhaka actually needs on day one: a homepage that loads in 2-3 seconds on a mid-range Android over Robi, a believable About page with real photos of real people, a Services or Products section a CFO can forward to a vendor, and a Contact page that handles both a WhatsApp tap and a serious procurement email. Anything extra is a nice-to-have you can add in phase two — and I'll tell you so honestly instead of upselling.
What you don't get from me: invented case studies, fake five-star testimonials, or a "team" page with stock-photo faces. What you do get: a fixed quote in writing, a design-approval guarantee (no code starts until you sign off on the Figma), a 50/50 payment split so neither of us is overexposed, and a senior set of eyes on every pixel.
See pricing in BDT