When the brief is 'find a corporate website design company in Motijheel', you're really being asked to pick a vendor you can defend.
I'm RH Fardin — a senior website designer who works solo and builds every corporate site himself. No agency floor, no juniors, no salesperson between you and the work. This page is for the manager in Dhaka's financial district who's been handed the website file and told to bring back a vendor the directors won't second-guess.
Corporate sites from 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. Design-approval guarantee, a launch date I name in writing, and one accountable senior hand from brief to live.
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Here's how the corporate website project usually starts in a Motijheel firm. A director sees a competitor's new site, or a foreign principal asks for the company URL and there's an awkward pause, and the order comes down: 'get the website sorted, find someone proper.' Then it lands on a manager, a company secretary's desk, an admin head, or whoever in the office is assumed to be 'good with these things.' That person now has to find a corporate website design company in Motijheel, get quotes,
and — this is the part nobody says out loud — pick a vendor they can stand behind in a room full of people more senior than them. If the site is late or looks cheap, it won't be the chairman who gets the look. It'll be them. This page is written for that person, because that's who actually does the choosing in Dhaka's financial district.
So the real question isn't 'who makes nice websites.' It's 'who can I put in front of the board without it coming back on me.' That changes what matters. You need a vendor who answers fast and in plain language, who can give you a fixed price and a fixed date you can repeat upstairs, who won't disappear after the advance, and who makes you look organised — not someone you have to chase and apologise for. A pretty portfolio is worth nothing if, three weeks in, you're the one explaining to the MD why the launch slipped. Corporate website design in Motijheel BD is as much about your internal credibility as it is about the pixels.
I'm RH Fardin, a senior designer and developer working on my own for about five years. When you bring me in, you're not managing an agency — you're managing one person who designs the layout, writes the English copy, builds the site and ships it, and who replies to you directly when the deadline question comes up in a meeting. For the manager carrying this file, that's the whole value: there's one name to point to, one person accountable, and no relay of juniors where your brief gets diluted and your timeline gets vague. You can forward my messages straight to your boss and they'll read like a senior operator, not a freelancer fishing for work.
On price, I'll give you numbers you can take into a meeting today. Corporate sites run on three tiers — 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT — and fully custom builds (investor sections, disclosure systems, integrations with what you already run) start at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch, via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and the design-approval guarantee means you sign off the look before I write a line of code — so you're never defending a result you didn't see coming. That single-operator model is exactly why a board-grade site is 50,000 BDT with me and not the three-lakh-plus a Gulshan agency would quote your firm for the same finish.
Six things that matter to the person who has to choose, defend and answer for the website — not a generic feature list.
A fixed BDT price and a written launch date you can repeat to the MD without hedging. No dollar invoices, no 'depends', no surprise maintenance retainer that makes you look like you didn't read the contract.
When a director asks 'who's doing it', there's a single accountable senior — not 'an agency'. The person who hears your brief is the person who builds the page and answers when the deadline comes up in a meeting.
A proper business-enquiry or tender form that routes to the right inbox, not a contact field nobody checks. For a Motijheel firm that fields RFQs and supplier approvals, the website has to capture serious leads cleanly.
A composed Board of Directors and management section — the page institutional visitors judge you on. Clean structure, proper headshots, and a layout that survives being printed as a PDF for a meeting.
A corporate site that signals an established firm, not a one-page template — TIN/trade-licence footer, real address, working numbers, disclosures where a bank or buyer expects them. The opposite of the 12,000-taka look.
Clear stages, fast replies, updates you can forward upward as-is. The vendor's job is to make the manager carrying this file look competent — not to become one more thing you have to chase.
If you're the one shortlisting a corporate website design company in Motijheel, here's the checklist I'd use in your shoes — because the difference between a safe vendor and an expensive mistake shows up before any code is written. First, ask for a fixed price and a named launch date in writing; anyone who only gives a range or 'soon' will overrun, and you'll wear it.
Second, ask who actually does the work — if the person quoting can't tell you who designs the board page and who writes the copy, your brief is going to a junior. Third, check the payment structure: a sane vendor takes 50% advance and 50% on launch, so they stay accountable to the finish; full payment upfront is how projects go quiet. Fourth, confirm you approve the design before development starts — without a design-approval step you're committing budget to a result you haven't seen.
Fifth, look at how fast and how clearly they reply to you now, while they still want the work; that's the best preview of what answering the chairman's last-minute question will feel like in week four.
And when the inevitable 'koto taka?' goes up the chain, here's the honest answer you can pass along. Price turns on three things and almost nothing else: how many pages carry real, distinct content — a Motijheel corporate site is usually Home, About, Board of Directors, Business Units or Services, Notices/Media, Careers and Contact, where 50,000 BDT ships the core properly, 90,000 BDT covers the full structure, and 1,50,000 BDT adds custom illustrations, a downloadable company profile and full bilingual pages;
who supplies the words and photos — I rewrite tired copy into clean corporate English and tidy your mixed JPGs, but a fresh photoshoot in your office is a photographer's bill; and the quiet hour-eaters like a tender portal, a careers flow that emails HR, or integration with a system you already run. What does not move the price is 'animation' or 'modern look' — any competent senior gives you that at 50,000 BDT.
The product is a deliberately scoped version of the three-lakh site: same senior thinking, fewer pages, identical finish. That's the line you can defend upstairs, and it's why corporate firms in Dhaka's financial district keep choosing one accountable operator over a room of juniors.
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The questions that come up when a Motijheel firm is comparing corporate website companies before committing.
Numbers you can take straight into a meeting: 50,000 BDT for a focused corporate site (Home, About, Services/Business Units, plus Board or Notices and Contact). 90,000 BDT for the full corporate structure — Board of Directors, Business Units, Notices/Media, Careers and News. 1,50,000 BDT when you also need custom illustrations, a downloadable company profile and full bilingual Bangla pages. Fully custom builds — investor-relations areas, disclosure systems, deep integrations — start at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch, via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
I'll be straight so you can be straight upstairs: I'm one senior operator, RH Fardin, not a 30-person agency — and for a corporate site that's the safer choice, not the riskier one. You get one accountable name on the brief, one person who designs the board page and writes the copy, and no junior 'learning on your project'. Tell your directors exactly that. A bank or listed firm doesn't want its identity assembled by an intern and signed off by a salesperson; it wants one senior hand it can hold responsible — which is what you're getting.
Get the date in writing before the advance, and structure the work so the bottleneck is visible. I name a launch date up front, then split the project into approval stages — sitemap, then design of Home plus one inner page, then full design and build. At each stage you sign off. If something slips, it's almost always because an approval is sitting on the chairman's desk, and the written stages make that obvious to everyone — so the delay lands where it belongs, not on you.
Yes — that's a real Motijheel requirement. I build a proper business-enquiry or tender form that routes to the right inbox (procurement, sales, or a shared address you choose), with the fields you actually need, so a serious RFQ doesn't land in a field nobody checks. If you need a fuller vendor-registration or document-upload flow, that sits in the higher tier or the custom build from 3,00,000 BDT, depending on how much logic it needs.
For corporate clients I'll do one in-person briefing — usually 1 to 2 hours at your office on Motijheel C/A, Dilkusha or Purana Paltan — so I hear the board's requirements directly. After that almost everything runs on WhatsApp, email and Zoom because it's faster for both of us. You deal with me at every step; there's no account manager to hand you off to, which means you always have a clear answer when someone upstairs asks for a status.
Yes, and that's most of what I do here. I'll audit the current site, keep the URLs and content that earn their place, rewrite the dated copy into clean corporate English, fix the broken contact and board pages, and rebuild on a structure your comms team can actually update. We set up redirects so existing links and any search ranking carry over, and you approve the new design before I touch development — so you're upgrading from a known starting point, not gambling on a blank rebuild.
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