Why a one-person agency for your corporate site
The agency model for corporate sites in Dhaka is quietly broken
A typical pitch from a Dhaka agency for a corporate website looks impressive on the slide deck — a creative director, a UX lead, a senior developer, a project manager, three juniors. The reality after you sign is that the director moves on to the next pitch, the senior developer is shared across four projects, and the actual day-to-day work falls on a junior who has never built a corporate site for a board that includes a chairman who reviews every page personally. By month three you are escalating to a sales rep who isn't sure why your CFO's bio is still missing.
I run this as a single-operator agency on purpose. When a head of marketing in Banani briefs me on the new About Us, the brand guidelines, the photography direction and the legal sign-off chain, that brief stays in one head. The wireframes, the visual design in Figma, the responsive build, the CMS so your communications team can edit press releases without raising a ticket — all of it is done by the same person you negotiated price with. Nothing gets lost in a handover because there is no handover.
Roughly five years of building corporate websites for Bangladeshi companies has taught me what your board actually scrutinises: leadership photos at the right crop, the order of business units on the services menu, the awards section that quietly establishes credibility, the careers page that HR will keep pointing recruiters to, and the contact form that has to capture inquiries cleanly from the Sylhet office and the Singapore desk. Those are the details a generalist agency tends to miss.
I work from a fixed pricing floor of 50,000 BDT for a sharp single-page corporate identity site, tiers at 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT for full multi-section sites, and custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT when you need investor sections, news archives, multi-language Bangla/English toggles or a careers portal. Payment is 50% to start and 50% on launch. The design-approval guarantee means I do not invoice the second half until you sign off on what you see.
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