Cheap, decoded - for an Uttara corporate buyer
How a corporate website stays cheap in Uttara without looking cheap
Here's the trap most Uttara directors fall into. You ask three places for a corporate website. A Sector-7 agency quotes 2,20,000 BDT and a coffee meeting near Rajlakshmi. A guy on Facebook quotes 12,000 BDT and a screenshot of a demo that's actually a nulled ThemeForest theme. So when you finally ask the next person "koto taka?", the number itself stops meaning anything - cheap feels like a warning, expensive feels like a robbery, and you genuinely can't tell which one will leave you with a website you can put in front of a foreign buyer. This page is for that exact moment.
I'm RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer in Bangladesh. The reason I can offer genuinely cheap corporate website design in Uttara - from 50,000 BDT - is not that I cut corners; it's that there are no corners between us to begin with. No office rent off Garib-e-Newaz Avenue, no sales executive on commission, no project manager forwarding your messages to a junior you'll never meet. You talk to the person who reads your company profile, draws the layout, writes the copy and ships the live build. The price drops because the layers disappear, not because the quality does.
Around five years of this work has taught me what an Uttara corporate buyer actually needs in the first version - and, just as important, what they're being upsold that they don't. A mid-sized trading house, RMG buying agency, BPO firm, real-estate developer or coaching group based around the airport needs a fast homepage with a one-line value statement, an About page that proves the company is real (incorporation year, leadership, trade licence, Uttara office address), a services or products section a buyer can scan in one scroll, and a contact block that handles both a WhatsApp tap and a serious procurement email. That's a 50,000 BDT site done properly. A careers portal, bilingual mirror or ERP integration is phase two - and I'll say so out loud instead of padding the quote.
What you will not get from me: invented case studies, stock-photo "team" faces, fake five-star reviews, or a quote that grows a third invoice on launch day. What you will get: a fixed price written into the agreement, a design-approval guarantee so no code starts until you sign off the Figma, a 50/50 split so neither of us is overexposed, and one senior set of eyes on every section. Cheap here means lean and honest - not a gamble.
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