Who you're actually hiring
An actual corporate website specialist, not an agency front desk
I'm RH Fardin. When a company in Bangladesh hires a "corporate website design expert", they usually get a sales rep who nods at everything, signs the contract, then hands the project to whoever is free that week. I'm the opposite of that arrangement. I design the layout, write the structure with you, build the front end, wire up the CMS, and ship it. The expert you spoke to and the person typing the code are the same person.
Corporate sites have a different job than a small shop's Facebook-style page. A procurement officer, a partner, a foreign buyer, a bank doing due diligence — these people land on your site and decide in about ten seconds whether you look like a serious company or a side hustle. That judgment is design, hierarchy, copy, and load speed working together. I've spent close to five years getting that exact judgment to land in your favour for BD businesses.
I keep the work to one operator on purpose. No team means no telephone game between the strategy call and the build, no "the developer misunderstood the brief", no waiting three days for someone else to approve a colour. You message me, I answer. You request a change, I make it. That's why my corporate clients tend to come back for the next project instead of starting the search over.
On price I'm straight with you: corporate sites start at 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT depending on page count, custom features, and how much copy and structure work you need. Genuinely custom multi-system corporate builds start from 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance to start, 50% on launch, and nothing goes live until you've approved the design.
See pricing in BDT