When a Cox's Bazar owner types "web design company" into Google, they're not shopping for the cheapest gig. They want someone they can trust with an advance, get a written quote from, and chase if it goes quiet. Here, "company" often means a small office that pitches with a senior and builds with a junior. I'm RH Fardin, and in my one-person setup, the senior who quotes you designs and codes your site. Sites start at 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch.
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Search "web design company in Cox's Bazar" and you'll get three kinds of results. It's worth knowing which one you're talking to before you pay. First, there's the Facebook "web designer" who quotes 12,000 taka on Messenger and ghosts after the advance. Second, there's the small local office that really is a company, with a signboard and two or three desks.
That office pitches you with the owner, then hands your hotel site to whoever's free. A 50,000-taka job can't pay for the senior person to do it alone. Third, there's a one-person senior operation like mine. Here "company" means a fixed price, a written scope and an invoice for your business. You just skip the juniors and account managers you never wanted to pay for. Most Cox's Bazar owners think they want the middle option. What they really want is its accountability without its handoff.
Here's the part that matters for this town. Your website is almost never seen by someone standing in front of you. A family in Dhaka compares three Kolatoli resorts at 11pm. A tour buyer in Chattogram scans a dozen near-identical Saint Martin operators. A probashi in the Gulf is funding a relative's new venture and wants it done right the first time.
None of them will ever see your office or your signboard. As far as they're concerned, the site is the entire company. So the real job of a web design company here isn't to look big. It is to help a buyer somewhere else, on a mid-range Android, decide in seconds that you're a real, safe operator worth booking.
I'm one senior person, about five years into shipping sites for Bangladeshi businesses, and I do every part of yours myself. That covers the first WhatsApp reply, the page structure, the design in Figma and the front-end code. It also covers the message you send when your season rates need updating before a holiday.
That's the whole pitch. There's no junior to assign, no account manager to relay, and no template you'll spot on three other guesthouses down Marine Drive. You get the written scope and accountability of a company. You also get the senior hands and single contact of a person. For a 50,000 to 1,50,000 taka project, that's the only honest way to give you both.
Pricing is fixed, and it is the same whether your buyer is in Cox's Bazar town or Kuwait. 50,000 BDT gets a focused, fast site: who you are, what you offer, real photos and a contact line that reaches a real person. 90,000 BDT gets a fuller multi-page build with room or package pages, a proper gallery, a menu or service section, and serious enquiry capture. 1,50,000 BDT gets a content-deep, bilingual site with deeper menus and multiple properties or services.
Fully custom builds start from 3,00,000 BDT, with real booking flows, heavy galleries or multi-property setups. It is always 50% advance and 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. A written scope comes up front, so "finished" means the same thing to both of us. No retainer trap and no monthly "maintenance" bill for nothing.
Here are six things you should expect from any company you hand an advance to here. All of them are standard from the 50,000 BDT tier, not buried in a bigger plan.
Before you pay anything, you get a clear, written list of what's included, what it costs and when it launches. No Messenger voice-note quote that conveniently changes after the advance lands.
The person who quotes you designs and codes the site. That's me. When something breaks the week before the Eid rush, you message one person who knows your whole project, not a queue.
A Dhaka or Sylhet family deciding at night sees real photos, clear rates and a tap-to-call or tap-to-WhatsApp in seconds. They judge the whole company on that first screen.
Pages load in under three seconds on a mid-range Android in patchy coastal coverage. That matters more than a clean score on office wifi. A slow site loses the traveller to the next Google result before yours even shows.
Advance and deposit collection is set up the way your guests really pay. A booking isn't lost because the only option was "call us during office hours."
No code starts until you sign off the full design in Figma. If it doesn't look like a serious operator, we fix the screens first. You never pay the second half for a build you didn't approve.
It's a fair question, and Cox's Bazar owners ask it directly. If I'm hiring a web design company, why pick one person? The honest answer is about cost. For a 50,000 to 1,50,000 taka site, the usual picture of a "company" means an office, a team and an account manager. That is mostly cost you pay for and rarely benefit from.
That overhead has to come from somewhere. So the senior who charmed you in the pitch moves on to the next sale, and your build quietly drops to a junior. The signboard is real. The senior hands on your project are not. What you really need from a company isn't a big room. You need what a flaky freelancer can't give. That means a fixed price, a written scope and an invoice for your records. It also means someone still reachable in six months when your rates change.
I give you all of that, minus the layer that waters down the work. You get a written scope and a clear quote before any money moves, and a proper agreement. Payments go by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, 50% advance and 50% on launch. That is the structure of dealing with a company. You also get the senior person doing every part himself, one project at a time, with about five years of shipping behind him. A one-person setup does that part better than an office ever can.
I look at what your business really is. It might be a Marine Drive guesthouse, a Saint Martin tour operator, a beach-side cafe, a dry-fish seller or a probashi-funded venture. Then I build around proving exactly that to a buyer deciding from a phone two hundred kilometres away. The design is approved in Figma before I write code, the price is locked, and you have my WhatsApp from day one. It's a company you can hold accountable, run by the person who does the work.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point. I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
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Straight answers to what Cox's Bazar owners ask me before they hire.
Sites start at 50,000 BDT for a focused, fast build: who you are, what you offer, real photos and a contact line that reaches a real person. 90,000 BDT adds room or package pages, a proper gallery, a menu or service section, and serious enquiry capture. 1,50,000 BDT covers a content-deep, bilingual site with multiple properties or services. Fully custom builds with booking flows or heavy galleries start from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank, against a written scope.
I'm a one-person senior operation that works like a company where it counts. You get a written scope, a clear quote, a proper agreement and a set 50/50 payment via bKash, Nagad or bank. A casual freelancer rarely gives you those. You skip the office and the team of juniors. On a 50,000 to 1,50,000 taka site, that team mostly means your work gets handed off anyway. You get a company's accountability with a senior's hands. See my work at rhfardin.com and message me before you commit a taka.
You call me, the same person who built it, on the WhatsApp thread we used from day one. That's the quiet edge of a one-person setup. There's no support queue, no "the developer who did your site has left," and no junior puzzling over a build they never made. In peak season, a broken booking link costs real money, so that direct line beats a big signboard. I don't disappear after the second payment. When the next owner asks about me, I want them to hear good things.
Because it's usually not the same thing. An 18,000-taka site is often a nulled template, borrowed beach photos and a dead contact form. It crawls at 7 to 9 seconds on holiday-rush 4G, so a Dhaka family about to pay sees a risky operator. At that price, the senior who quoted you can't build it himself, so a junior does. At 50,000 BDT, one senior builds you a fast site with your own photos and a real enquiry line. The cheap quote costs you the bookings it fails to win.
Tourism is the loudest business here, but other buyers decide from a phone too. I build for Marine Drive resorts and guesthouses chasing direct bookings, and tour operators selling Saint Martin, Himchari and Inani packages. I also build for beach-side cafes and restaurants, dry-fish and seafood sellers, and small shops in town. Many builds are probashi-funded ventures whose families in the Gulf want them done right the first time. The brief never changes: load fast, look real, and make it easy to call, book or message.
Yes. You get a written scope and quote before any payment, and a clear agreement on what's included and the launch timeline. You also get an invoice to keep for your records. That is exactly why owners search for a "company" instead of a Messenger freelancer. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. If your accounts team needs the paperwork set up a certain way, tell me in the first message. I'll sort it before we start, not after.
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