You searched for a web design agency near you in Dhaka. What you actually want is one good designer who picks up — not a Gulshan sales floor.
I'm RH Fardin. When you hire me, you don't get an account manager, a junior, and a "the team is on it." You get the one person who designs your site, writes the code, and ships it live. Dhaka time zone, replies in Bangla or English, payment by bKash, Nagad or bank. The whole agency is one senior operator — and that's the point.
Same-day reply on WhatsApp. Pricing from 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch — and nothing goes live until you approve the design in writing.
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Here's how it usually goes in Dhaka. You search "web design agency near me," you find a slick office in Gulshan or Banani, you book a meeting. A confident person in a nice room shows you a beautiful portfolio and quotes you a number. You sign, you pay the advance — and then you never see that person again. Your project gets handed to a junior, your WhatsApp messages sit unread for days, and what launches three months later isn't what you were shown. The portfolio belonged to the agency. The work belonged to whoever was free that week.
I'm RH Fardin, and I run this differently because I'm not an agency in that sense at all. I'm one senior designer-developer with around five years of building websites for Dhaka businesses — corporate sites for service firms in Motijheel and Dhanmondi, ecommerce stores running on bKash and Nagad checkout, landing pages for the Facebook ad campaigns that drive most SME sales here, and redesigns for sites that looked fine in 2020 and now lose customers on the first scroll. One person, brief to launch. No handoff.
What that means for you: the person who shows you the design is the person who codes it. The person who quotes you is the person who replies when you ask for a change. There's no "let me check with the team" — I am the team, so the answer is immediate and it's accountable. When you want to add a product page next year, you message the same number, and I already know exactly how your site is wired because I wired it.
And the "near me" part? In Dhaka traffic, sitting in someone's office for two hours to discuss a website is a tax on your day. The real work — design files, code, hosting, launch — is digital. We do it over WhatsApp, calls, and screen recordings, and if you genuinely want to meet in person in Dhaka, we can. Most clients find they never need to. "Near" stops mattering once the person actually replies.
Six things that change when the person you message is the same person designing and shipping your site.
The designer in your first call is the developer at launch and the support contact a year later. Nothing gets passed to a junior after the advance clears — there's no junior to pass it to.
Same-day replies inside the GMT+6 working day. When something needs a change before your Friday campaign, you're not waiting on a queue or an overseas team to wake up.
50% advance, 50% on launch — payable by bKash, Nagad, or local bank transfer. No 12-month retainer, no padded "agency overhead" baked into the quote.
Most of your Dhaka customers will open the site on a mid-range phone over patchy mobile data. I design for that screen first, not as an afterthought once the desktop layout is done.
No code is written until you've signed off on the design in writing. That's the design-approval guarantee — you never get a launch-day surprise that "isn't what I asked for."
You ask "koto taka," you get a fixed written quote — not a vague range that balloons later. From 50,000 BDT, with clear tiers, so you know the number before you commit a taka.
The word "agency" makes people in Dhaka picture a floor of staff in Gulshan, and they assume bigger means safer. In practice it often means the opposite: more people between you and the work, more margin spent on rent and salespeople, more chances for your brief to get garbled as it travels from the meeting room to whoever ends up doing it. For most SMEs here — a clinic in Dhanmondi, a furniture shop in Mirpur, a B2B supplier in Motijheel — that structure is paying for overhead you don't benefit from, and it's why the same buyers keep searching "web design agency near me" again after the last one let them down.
What a Dhaka business actually needs from an agency is narrow and concrete: someone who understands that buyers arrive from Facebook on phones, that the first question is going to be "koto taka" and the answer needs to be honest, that checkout has to handle bKash and Nagad cleanly, and that the site has to load fast on real mobile data — not just on the demo wifi. That's a senior person's judgment, applied once, carefully. You don't need a building full of people to get it. You need one who's done it for five years and stakes their name on every site that ships. That's what this is.
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
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
An online store built to sell and scale.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Common questions before you hire a web design agency near you in Dhaka
Projects start at 50,000 BDT. Standard business sites are tiered at 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on pages, custom design, and features like a blog, booking form or ecommerce. Fully custom builds — large stores, web apps, multi-language sites — start from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank. You get a fixed written quote before you commit a taka — no "agency" surprises later.
One senior person — and I'm upfront about that because it's the advantage. A typical Dhaka agency sells you in the meeting and hands the build to a junior. With me, the person who designs your site is the person who codes it and the person who replies when you need a change. You're trading a sales floor for direct access to whoever is actually doing the work.
No. Dhaka traffic makes office meetings an expensive way to discuss a website. We work over WhatsApp, calls and screen recordings, and you approve the design online before anything is built. If you genuinely want an in-person kickoff somewhere in Dhaka, that's fine — but most clients find they never need it once they see how fast the remote workflow moves.
Fair — it's a common story here. A few concrete things: my work and contact details are public at rhfardin.com, the 50% advance only triggers after you sign a written scope, and you don't pay the second 50% until the site is live and you've accepted it. The design-approval guarantee means you see and sign off on the design before any code is written, so there's nothing to vanish with.
That's the default I build for. The majority of Dhaka buyers reach a business through a Facebook ad or page and open the site on a mid-range Android over mobile data. I design mobile-first, keep load times low, and make the contact or buy action obvious within the first screen — because a slow, desktop-shaped site is where most local sales quietly leak away.
Yes. For ecommerce and booking sites I set up bKash and Nagad checkout the way your customers expect to pay, alongside card or cash-on-delivery if you want them. It's wired and tested before launch, so a customer in Dhaka isn't stuck at the last step — which, again, is exactly where local stores lose the sale.
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