Who you're hiring
Senior freelance web developer, working solo in Chattogram
Here's the pattern I see across Chittagong: a trading firm in Agrabad or a shop owner near GEC decides it's time for a proper website, asks around, and ends up hiring someone in Dhaka they'll never sit across from. The first week is great. Then the developer is buried under ten other clients 250km away, the demo link breaks, your WhatsApp messages get a thumbs-up but no fix, and a project that should have taken five weeks is still limping along after three months. The distance isn't the real problem. The problem is you hired a funnel, not a developer, and there's no one local you can actually hold accountable.
I work the opposite way. The person who replies to your first message is the same person writing your HTML, configuring your hosting, and pushing the final build. No account manager in Dhaka forwarding your email two days later. No junior in a back room learning on your project. If a section of your homepage is broken on a mid-range Android over Chattogram's patchy mobile data, that's on me, and I fix it before you ever see it. You're in the same city, in the same timezone, talking to the one person responsible for every part of the build.
Around 5 years of full-time work has gone into this: marketing sites, lead-gen pages, WordPress and headless builds, and small ecommerce stores for businesses in Chattogram and a handful of overseas clients. The stack changes per project, but the working pattern doesn't. Short discovery call, scope written on paper, design approved before a single line of production code, then a build that lands on the launch date we agreed. The design-approval guarantee means we don't start development until you've signed off on the design, so what you approve is what goes live.
I take a small number of clients at a time, on purpose. That's the honest trade-off of hiring one person instead of an agency: you get genuine senior attention, not a name on an invoice, but I can't juggle twenty projects at once. Pricing is fixed and public so the koto taka question gets a straight answer in the first conversation. Tiers are 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT, custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT, and payment is 50% advance via bKash, Nagad, or bank transfer, 50% on launch.
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