Low cost web development in Uttara, engineered to hold up
With cheap web development, the problem is invisible until a customer hits it
Cheap web design fails loudly - the colours look off, the logo's stretched, you can see it the moment the site loads. Cheap web development fails silently, and that's what makes it dangerous. The site looks perfectly fine. Then three weeks after launch an Uttara customer fills in your order form, taps submit, sees 'thank you' - and the submission goes nowhere, because the freelancer never tested where the email actually lands. You don't find out until a regular asks why you ignored their order. By then you've lost the customer and you don't even know how many others quietly walked. That's the real cost of cheap web development uttara buyers don't see in the quote.
I'm RH Fardin, and I work as one senior operator - no agency floor, no juniors, no project manager relaying your WhatsApp.
My floor is 50,000 BDT because that is genuinely the lowest price I can build the functional layer properly: a form that delivers to your inbox and you've watched it deliver, hosting and SSL configured so the green padlock stays green past month eleven, bKash and Nagad wired the way Uttara shops actually take money, page speed kept under control on real phones, and clean code I can hand you the keys to.
From there it's 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT as you add pages, custom features and integrations, and fully custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT.
Uttara is full of businesses that are bigger than a Facebook page but smaller than a Gulshan-agency budget - the coaching centres along the House Roads, the restaurants near the sector commercial blocks, the clinics, the property and interior firms, the small importers running everything off a phone. For most of them the site isn't decoration. It has to take a booking, capture a lead, show a menu that's actually current, let someone pay an advance. That's development, not just design, and it's exactly the part the 8,000-taka quote skips while still calling itself a 'full website'.
The honest trade is this: you'll pay more than the cheapest Facebook freelancer and far less than an agency retainer in Banani, and in return you get the senior brain wired directly into your build. You message me, you get me - the person who designs it, codes it, breaks it on purpose to make sure it holds, and pushes it live. I'll also tell you straight when you don't need a feature yet. I'd rather ship you a lean site that does three things flawlessly than a bloated one that does ten things halfway and costs you double to maintain.
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