Garments website development in Dhaka, built so a buyer in London can check your factory in ten minutes. He should not have to ask you for the same PDF five times.
I build garments and RMG factory websites in Dhaka from start to finish. Strategy, design, code and launch are all done by one senior developer. You get a compliance document vault, line and capacity data, and a product and MOQ catalogue. The contact flow lands cleanly in your merchandiser's inbox. Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT, with 50% advance and 50% on launch.
Solo operator with about 5 years building for Dhaka SMBs and exporters. No agency layers, no junior doing the real work, and no reseller markup.
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A sourcing manager at a European brand finds three Dhaka factories in one morning. He is not reading your hero copy. He scans for four things. Are you a real registered factory? What can you actually produce? Which compliance certificates do you hold? Can he reach a person who answers in clear English? Garments website development in Dhaka has to answer all four in the first scroll.
If your site cannot, he closes the tab and emails the next factory in Savar. Most garments websites in Dhaka fail this exact test. Here, "development" means building the site around that thirty-second judgement, not around a pretty slider.
I work alone and build the whole thing myself. No junior quietly writes your code while a senior bills you for it. We talk it through on Google Meet or WhatsApp, and I learn what you actually make. Is it knit or woven? What is your product mix, your real monthly capacity per line and your minimum order quantity?
I also note which certifications you hold, such as BSCI, Sedex, Accord/RSC, OEKO-TEX, GOTS or WRAP, and only the ones that are truly yours. Then I build a site that shows all of it as fact a buyer can check, because export buyers check.
A garments website in Dhaka is a different build from a normal SMB site, though most of the difference is hidden from the visitor. It has a structured compliance area where current certificates live as proper PDFs with visible expiry dates. Its product catalogue reads in buyer language: fabric, GSM, construction, MOQ and lead time, not marketing adjectives.
Its contact form takes tech-pack attachments and sends them to the right merchandiser, not a dead info@ inbox. Underneath, the code loads fast on hotel WiFi in Europe and on a 4G phone in Dhaka. Both your buyer and your own sales team will open it on the move.
About five years of building for Bangladeshi businesses has shown me where these sites quietly lose trust. Think of certificates that expired two years ago and are still up. Think of a "capacity" page with a stock photo and no numbers, broken Bangla-English toggles, and a careers or inquiry form nobody checks.
If your budget is truly under 50,000 BDT right now, I will tell you straight. Keep using your buyer deck and email a little longer, and save up. When you are ready, the 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers let you start lean. You can grow into a full custom build, from 3,00,000 BDT, as your buyer base grows.
Six things I build into a Dhaka garments site that decide whether an export buyer trusts you. Cheap builders skip most of them entirely.
A structured area holds your real certificates, such as BSCI, Sedex, Accord/RSC, OEKO-TEX and WRAP. Each is a clean PDF with visible validity dates. Buyers verify before they reply, so this does the selling while you sleep.
Lines, machines, monthly output and product mix appear as real figures, not a stock photo of a sewing floor. A merchandiser can size you up against their order before the first email.
Products are described by fabric, GSM, construction, MOQ and lead time. That is the spec a sourcing team needs, not "premium quality" adjectives that tell them nothing.
A contact and RFQ form accepts file attachments and sends them straight to your merchandiser's inbox. They do not land in a dead info@ address nobody checks for a week.
The site is tuned to load quickly on a buyer's connection in Europe and on a 4G phone here in Dhaka. A slow factory site reads as a sloppy factory, fairly or not.
The person you ask "koto taka" writes the code and presents your compliance data. There is no agency telephone game between a salesperson, a designer and an offshore coder.
This is the part of garments website development in Dhaka that nobody quotes for, but every serious buyer cares about. Export brands now require social compliance before they will even sample with you. Their sourcing teams check it themselves instead of taking your word. So the site needs a proper document area for your current BSCI, Sedex SMETA, Accord/RSC, OEKO-TEX, GOTS or WRAP certificates. Each sits as a real PDF that opens, with the issue and expiry date shown on the page.
I build it so you can swap in a renewed certificate yourself when the old one lapses. The most common trust killer I see on Dhaka factory sites is a certificate that expired eighteen months ago and is still proudly on show. To a compliance officer, that is worse than no certificate at all. It signals that nobody minds the shop.
Done properly, the vault changes how inquiries arrive. The first email no longer asks you to "please share your compliance documents". Instead it says: "We saw your RSC and Sedex are current. Here is our tech pack for a 30,000-piece knit order". That is a warmer, faster lead, and it is the whole point of building the site this way. At the 50,000 BDT tier, I set up the vault for the certificates you hold now.
At 90,000 BDT it grows into a richer build, with capacity dashboards, a multi-category product library and a bilingual layer. At 1,50,000 BDT it becomes a full buyer-facing site with the structure a brand's vendor-onboarding team expects. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch. You sign off on the full design before I write production code. That is the design-approval guarantee: if the mockups miss what we agreed, you get revisions, not excuses.
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 Dhaka garments owners and merchandisers ask me before paying the 50% advance.
It starts at 50,000 BDT for a clean, fast factory site. It has a compliance area, real capacity numbers, a buyer-language catalogue and an RFQ form. The 90,000 BDT tier adds a capacity dashboard, a bigger product library, a bilingual layer and a factory gallery. A full export site built for vendor onboarding is 1,50,000 BDT. Buyer portals, ERP or PLM links and custom tools start from 3,00,000 BDT. Hosting and domain are paid separately in your company's name, about 8,000 to 10,000 BDT for the first year.
At 12,000 BDT, you are not really buying garments web design in Dhaka. You get a nulled theme on someone else's hosting, with placeholder text, no compliance structure and certificates dumped as blurry images. An export buyer's sourcing team will not take that seriously. You do not own it, either. 50,000 BDT buys a real handover: your hosting, domain, admin login and code, built around how brands vet a Dhaka factory. If that is not in budget yet, save up. That is sequencing, not failure.
I build a dedicated document area for each current certificate you truly hold. That could be BSCI, Sedex SMETA, Accord/RSC, OEKO-TEX, GOTS or WRAP. Each sits as a proper PDF that opens, with its issue and expiry date shown on the page. You can replace a renewed certificate yourself when one lapses. I only put up what you actually have. I will never invent or imply a certification, because buyers verify, and a false claim ends the relationship at once.
The buyer-facing content is in clean, professional English. Your customers are overseas brands and trading houses, and that is the language they vet you in. From the 90,000 BDT tier, I add a bilingual layer. Your careers, contact and company pages then also read in Bangla for local staff and suppliers. Mixed labels display cleanly, and the inquiry form handles both. Product and compliance specs stay in English by default, since that is what a sourcing team needs.
Usually three to four weeks from the day the 50% advance clears and you send your content. That means certificates, real capacity numbers, a product list and factory photos. Week 1 is design mockups and your sign-off. Week 2 is the build. Week 3 is the compliance vault, catalogue and RFQ form. Week 4 is testing on real devices and connections, your handover training and launch. The usual delay is on the factory side, such as waiting for certificate scans or capacity figures, not on mine.
Yes, maybe even more so. Buying offices and trading houses in Dhaka and abroad shortlist factories quietly. When your name comes up, the first thing a merchandiser does is search for you. A site with current compliance, real capacity and a clear product range turns a maybe into a sample request. It works whether the lead comes direct, through a buying house, or from a referral at an Apparel Club or sourcing event. It is the one sales asset that works while you are on the floor.
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