What 'service' should actually mean for a Chittagong corporate site
A corporate website design service in Chittagong should be a relationship, not a vending machine.
Ask around Chattogram about getting a company website built and you will hear the same story more than once. A firm paid 40,000, 60,000, sometimes a lot more. A site went live. Then the person who built it stopped replying. Six months on, a director's name changed, a new division opened, the office moved from Agrabad to Khulshi — and nobody could touch the website, because the 'service' was really a one-time transaction dressed up as a service. The login was never handed over.
The hosting was in the developer's name. The code was a tangle no other developer wanted to inherit. That is the single most common complaint I hear, and it is the gap this service is built to close.
So let me be precise about what a corporate website design service in Chittagong should include, because the word service is doing a lot of quiet lifting in everyone's pitch. It should mean an actual discovery conversation where I learn your trade — the lanes you run, the principals you represent, the buyers and banks who will judge the site — before anyone talks about colours. It should mean the full design approved on Figma before a line of code is written, so you are never surprised at the end.
It should mean a build that loads fast on a mid-range Android stuck in GEC traffic, not just on office fibre. And it should mean that when it ships, the code, the hosting account and the domain are in your name, and there is a real person — me, not a ticket queue — who answers when you message before a board meeting. Anything less is a product sold once, not a service.
The Chittagong corporate brief makes this matter more than it would elsewhere, because so much of the real business here is trade and the people judging your firm are often not in Bangladesh at all. A sourcing office abroad, a principal deciding whether to hand you their agency, a trade-finance desk at a bank doing diligence — they open your site, give it about five seconds, and decide whether you are an established firm worth moving money through. If your site is fast, calm and credible, the service paid for itself.
If it is slow, broken on a phone, or visibly abandoned, it quietly costs you the deal. A service that ends the moment the advance clears cannot keep that site working as your company changes. Mine is built to.
Pricing is fixed and stated plainly, the same whether your letterhead says Chattogram or Chittagong. 50,000 BDT for a focused corporate profile — who you are, what you do, leadership, and a contact line that reaches a real person. 90,000 BDT for the standard multi-page corporate build with service or division pages, client and principal logos, and a careers or notices section. 1,50,000 BDT for a full bilingual corporate site with deeper navigation, a downloadable company profile and buyer-facing sections.
From 3,00,000 BDT for fully custom builds designed from a blank canvas. Always 50% advance and 50% on launch — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer — and you sign off the complete design before I write any code. No retainer trap, no padded line items, and no hostage-taking with your own login.
See pricing in BDT