How to actually vet a web design company in Motijheel
Web Design Company in Motijheel: what you're really buying when you hire one
If you've spent a week collecting quotes for a website in Motijheel, you've probably noticed the same thing every owner around Dilkusha and Purana Paltan notices: nobody will give you a straight number, and the ones who do are suspiciously cheap. A 'reputed web design company' over the phone turns into a salesman who can't answer a single technical question, a 'package' that's really a locked theme, and a price that moves the moment you mention you run a real business with actual products.
The hard part isn't choosing a vendor — it's working out which of them will actually build the thing themselves versus who's quietly subcontracting your project to whoever's free. That second question is the whole game, and almost nobody asks it before they pay the advance.
Here's the honest framing. When most firms here sell you a 'company', what you're buying is a layer of people between you and the work: a salesperson who closes you, a project coordinator who forwards your messages, and somewhere at the bottom a junior or a freelancer who's actually building the site while learning on your money. Every handoff is a place your brief gets watered down. I removed all of it.
I'm RH Fardin — the same person who picks up your first call draws the wireframe, sets the typography, writes the English copy, wires the contact and payment flows, and pushes the site live. There's no team to 'check with', no account manager, no white-label shop in another district. Calling that a 'company' is generous; I'm a senior operator working solo, and after about five years of shipping Bangladesh sites, that's a feature, not a limitation.
About the price, because it's the first thing anyone in Motijheel asks. My floor is 50,000 BDT and it is a real floor, not a starting point that triples after the first meeting. Three clear tiers: 50,000 BDT for a tight, fast 5-6 page business site; 90,000 BDT for a content-rich build with custom sections and a CMS you can edit yourself; and 1,50,000 BDT for the larger job — bilingual Bangla/English pages, custom illustration, a downloadable company profile, the works.
Anything genuinely bespoke, like a client portal or an integration into systems you already run, starts at 3,00,000 BDT. You'll notice there's no 12,000-taka option. That's deliberate. A 12,000-taka 'company website' is a pirated theme with the demo content half-deleted, and in the financial district it does more damage than no site at all.
The terms are the same for every client and I don't hide them: 50% advance to begin, 50% on launch, paid by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. And I don't put a single layout in front of you until you've signed off the design direction in writing — that's the design-approval guarantee, and it exists so neither of us spends two weeks building a concept you were never going to like.
If you want a web design company in Motijheel that gives you one senior hand, a number you can budget against, and a site that matches the weight of your business, that's the work. If the entire brief is 'koto kom e hobe', I'll tell you on the first call I'm the wrong fit and you can keep looking — no hard feelings.
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