I am RH Fardin, a senior solo designer and developer. When I build your site, I set up domain and hosting in Chittagong the right way. I pick the right .com or .com.bd and register it in your business name. I set up hosting that loads fast for Chattogram buyers and your overseas suppliers. SSL and daily backups go on, and you get every login in writing. No vanishing Agrabad reseller, no agency holding the cPanel password, no surprise renewal SMS in year two.
About 5 years shipping sites across BD. Builds from 50,000 BDT include domain, hosting, SSL and email for year one. Logins registered in your name. bKash and Nagad accepted.
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Almost every domain and hosting in Chittagong mess I clean up starts the same way. A cousin knew a guy with a computer shop off Agrabad or near GEC Circle. The site got built for seven or eight thousand taka. For two years, nothing went wrong.
Then a renewal SMS lands from a reseller number nobody knows. The cPanel password is 'amar kache nai, vendor er kache'. The vendor has switched his SIM or moved on. Now a port-city firm that ships containers on time cannot get into its own website over a 1,200-taka invoice. The real problem is never the server. It is the vanishing freelancer, and the asset sitting in someone else's name.
I work differently, and in a trade city that matters. Much of Chattogram business is import, export, shipping, forwarding and C&F. So a sourcing office in Guangzhou, a principal in Singapore or a buyer in the Gulf often judges whether your domain even works and your site even opens.
When you hire me to build, domain and hosting are part of the project, not a confusing add-on. I register the domain in your name and your email. I set up hosting tuned for local Chattogram visitors and for an overseas buyer on a slow office connection. On launch day, you get the registrar login and the cPanel login in writing.
The setup matches what your site does. A C&F or indenting firm off Agrabad mostly handles enquiry emails. It does not need the same stack as a Khulshi retailer turning a busy Facebook page into a store that takes bKash on payday.
I tune the hosting plan, caching, PHP version and email so pages open fast. That covers buyers on Grameenphone and Robi around the city, home broadband from Halishahar to Nasirabad, and the overseas supplier checking you out before replying. Where it helps, I pick a host with solid BDIX peering. Then local visitors load from inside Bangladesh instead of through an international link.
Build pricing is fixed and plain, whether your letterhead says Chattogram or Chittagong. Websites start at 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT based on pages and features. Fully custom builds start from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. Nothing gets coded until you approve the design. That is the design-approval guarantee.
You pay the yearly domain and hosting fees straight to the registrar and host, in your own account. So the asset is never tied to me. And every renewal year, I send a plain reminder before anything expires.
Six things quietly decide whether your Chattogram site is still online, fast and yours three years from now. All six come standard, even at the 50,000 BDT tier.
Domain and hosting are both registered to your business name and your email, never mine. If we ever part ways, you keep the asset outright. No password sits in some Agrabad shop's master panel.
Where it helps your Chattogram visitors, I choose a host with strong BDIX peering. Then pages load from inside Bangladesh. For overseas buyers, I pick a data centre with good speed to Singapore and the Gulf.
I set up DNS, SSL and email so a sourcing office in China or a principal abroad sees a clean domain and a fast site. Your first impression on a foreign buyer never hangs on a slow link.
On launch day, you get the cPanel URL, username and password in writing. That covers the file manager, email accounts, backups and the rest. There is no black box where only the vendor can log in to your own hosting.
SSL renews itself, so no buyer sees 'Not Secure' on mobile. Daily backups run from day one, plus a manual snapshot before any big change. A broken update rolls back in minutes, not days.
Before the domain or hosting expires, you get a plain message with the exact amount. It includes a direct link to pay the registrar yourself. Your Chittagong site never goes dark over a missed 1,200 BDT invoice.
There is a Chattogram pattern worth naming plainly. The cheapest domain and hosting in Chittagong almost always comes from computer-shop resellers. They sit around Agrabad, GEC, Reazuddin Bazar and the IT corners off CDA Avenue. A 1,500-taka shared plan there is truly cheap and truly fine, until the day it is not.
The catch is never year one. It is year two. The account lives in the reseller's master panel under their name. The renewal comes from a number you don't know. 'Support' means going back to a shop that may have changed hands. You did not buy hosting. You rented a need for one person to stay reachable in a port city where people move on. For a real trading firm, that hidden risk is the costly part, not the 1,500 taka.
A clean setup removes that trap without making you overpay. Most Chattogram business sites get under thirty thousand visits a month. For them, a tuned shared or basic cloud plan is plenty, with caching, SSL, daily backups and email on your own domain. I set that up in your account, with logins in your inbox. A store taking bKash or Nagad in a payday rush needs a managed VPS or a good cloud host with its own resources. Then a busy neighbour site cannot take your checkout down.
Many Chattogram firms sell across borders. So I weigh BDIX peering for local speed against speed to Singapore, India and the Gulf for overseas buyers. I choose from real tests, not a sales claim. The goal is not the cheapest plan or the flashiest. It is a setup you own, fast for the city and for your real buyers, run by someone you can reach by name when something breaks at 11pm.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point. I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
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The real questions Chattogram business owners send me about domain and hosting, answered straight.
If I build your site, domain and hosting setup is included for year one. Builds start at 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. Custom builds start from 3,00,000 BDT. On their own, .com costs about 1,200 to 1,500 BDT, and .com.bd about 800 to 1,000 BDT. Small business shared hosting is about 3,500 to 6,000 BDT a year. VPS hosting for a busy store starts around 12,000 BDT. You pay these straight to the registrar and host, so I add no hidden margin.
Usually, yes. If the domain sits with a decent registrar, I can leave it there and point the nameservers at better hosting. Or I can move the whole thing into an account in your name. If it is locked in a reseller's master panel and they won't release it, I will walk you through claiming it back. Then you truly own the asset. The goal never changes: logins in your name, not in some shop's panel or a SIM that has gone quiet.
Always in your name, your email and your phone number, never mine. In Chattogram, the most common way a business loses its website is simple. A developer registers the domain in his own name and then goes off-grid. I hand you the registrar login in writing on launch day. If you like, we do the handover live on Google Meet or WhatsApp. You watch ownership move and confirm it is yours before you pay the second half.
If your customers are mostly in Bangladesh, a .com.bd or the newer .bd builds local trust. It also helps in Google.com.bd searches. But many Chattogram firms sell across borders. There, a sourcing office or a Gulf buyer reads a clean .com as the safer, more established choice. If budget allows, I register both and point them at the same site. You get straight advice based on who really judges your firm, not a registrar upsell.
That is the whole reason to set it up with care. Local buyers mostly arrive on Grameenphone or Robi 4G, stuck in GEC or Agrabad traffic. So I turn on caching, compress images and keep pages light. Where it helps, I pick a host with strong BDIX peering so they load from inside Bangladesh. For overseas suppliers, I weigh a data centre with good speed to Singapore, India and the Gulf. Most pages I ship score green on Google PageSpeed for mobile, which is the score that matters.
Yes, you can pay that way. The project runs on 50% advance and 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. You pay the yearly domain and hosting fees straight to the registrar and host, on your own bKash or card. So the accounts stay in your name. Since I am one operator, you deal with me directly, not a ticket queue. We hold the kickoff, design reviews and login handover on Google Meet or WhatsApp.
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