Web development in Chattogram, written by the person you actually talk to
I'm RH Fardin. I do web development in Chattogram for port-city importers, garments suppliers, clinics, shops and service firms. I write every line of it myself. There is no agency floor, no junior learning on your project, and no rented theme that breaks at the next update. You get a real build from 50,000 BDT. It loads fast on a phone in Agrabad traffic and actually brings you enquiries.
From 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch. About 5 years shipping sites for Bangladeshi businesses. One senior operator, start to finish.
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Ask around GEC or Agrabad for web development in Chattogram, and nobody tells you this. Most of what gets sold under that name is not development at all. Someone buys a 10-dollar theme from a marketplace. They drop your logo and a stock photo of a port crane on it. They install fifteen plugins to force it into shape and hand you a login. It looks fine in the screenshot.
Then, six months later, a plugin updates itself and the layout collapses. The 'developer' has gone quiet. There was never any real code they understood, just a stack of other people's plugins holding hands. That is renting a website, not developing one. And it is most of what 50,000-taka-and-below 'development' quietly is in this city.
Real web development is different, and the difference shows up exactly when it matters. It is clean, hand-built code that you own and a future developer can read. It is a site that loads in two seconds on 4G between Agrabad and the port, not eight. Its forms are tested on a real local mobile connection, so the enquiry actually lands in your inbox.
It also has structured data so Google understands what you do. And it survives an update because it was not taped together. Say a buyer got your name at a port-side meeting and Googles your company before calling. This is the site that makes them call instead of leaving.
I'm RH Fardin, and I'm the only person who touches your project. There is no agency layer between us. I have spent about five years writing code and shipping sites for Bangladeshi businesses. That includes importers and trading houses, garments and accessories suppliers, clinics, schools, real estate firms and shopkeepers.
Based on what your business needs, I build on a clean WordPress base or on Next.js. I make that call honestly, not by picking whatever I can put together fastest. You get a real discovery talk and a design you sign off before I write any code. You get a fully responsive build and on-page SEO done by an actual SEO consultant. And you get a handover document, so you are never trapped depending on me.
If your honest budget is under 50,000 BDT, I will tell you on the first call. I will not take the job and cut corners to hit the number. A clean template has its place if money is truly tight. But it should be sold to you as a template, with eyes open. It should not be dressed up as 'web development' and billed like the real thing.
I would rather lose the project than ship the Khatunganj Facebook-group special. That is the site that lands on someone else's desk to rescue before the next Eid.
Web development in Chattogram, done properly, is not about how the homepage looks in a screenshot. It is about what holds up after launch: speed, code you own, forms that work, and search visibility for the trade you are actually in.
I use clean WordPress, or Next.js where it fits. I choose for your business, not for my convenience. You get no twenty-plugin pile-up where one automatic update can take the whole layout down after I'm gone.
Your Chattogram buyers open the site on a phone, often on patchy signal between Agrabad and the port. I build and test for that connection first. So a slow load never costs you the enquiry.
I test contact forms, quote forms and WhatsApp click-to-chat on a real local mobile connection before launch. You will not be saying 'bhai, keu to message korche na' a week later because the email setup was never finished.
It can be a simple 'Pay via bKash' block on a quote or a full manual-payment flow. I set it up with number masking and a copy button. So customers actually use it instead of giving up halfway.
Title tags, meta, schema, clean URLs and a sitemap in Search Console are there from day one. So when someone searches your trade plus Chattogram, you show up. An SEO consultant writes it, not a plugin checklist.
Domain and hosting are in your name, and I hand over the admin. Custom builds come with the full source. Replace me whenever you like and you walk away with the whole site. That part is not negotiable.
The biggest technical choice in any web development project is what you build on. In Chattogram it gets answered lazily far too often: 'everyone uses WordPress, so WordPress.' Sometimes that is right. Maybe you are a clinic, a trading firm or a service business that wants to edit text and add the odd blog post yourself. Then a cleanly built WordPress site is the sensible, easy-to-maintain choice. That means a proper theme, few plugins and real caching, and you can run it for years.
But maybe you are pushing a real product catalogue, a fast storefront, a booking flow, or a custom front end that must feel instant. Then a hand-built Next.js site will beat a plugin-stuffed WordPress every time on speed and stability. I make that call with you on the first call, out loud, with the trade-offs explained. I do not decide silently, and I do not pick what is quickest for me to assemble.
What I will never do is the thing that quietly defines cheap 'development' in this city. That is solving every need by bolting on another plugin, until the site is a tower of twenty add-ons no one can untangle. That build runs fine in the demo. Then it falls over three months after handover, when an update breaks a plugin and the person who installed it has moved on.
Fewer moving parts, code the next developer can read, and a clear handover document keep a site alive past launch. That is the real reason to pay for web development in Chattogram BD instead of renting a theme. You are buying something that still works, and still loads fast, long after the invoice is paid.
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.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
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.
Here are the questions Chattogram business owners actually ask me before we start.
The starter business site is 50,000 BDT for up to about 7 pages. The mid tier is 90,000 BDT for about 12 pages, with a blog, custom illustrations and stronger SEO. The full small-business package is 1,50,000 BDT. It covers about 15 to 20 pages, a proper Bangla-English structure, and either a basic shop or a booking flow. Truly custom work starts at 3,00,000 BDT: real ecommerce, buyer portals, dashboards and integrations. It is always 50% advance and 50% on launch, so you never pay in full before launch.
Code you own versus a theme you rent. The cheap option is a marketplace theme with your logo and a stack of plugins holding it together. It looks fine until an update breaks it and the 'developer' goes quiet, because they never understood any real code. Real web development is a clean, hand-built site. It loads fast, survives updates, ranks for your trade, and any future developer can pick it up. You feel the gap when the cheap one breaks and you pay someone to rebuild it from scratch.
It depends on what you do. Maybe you mostly want to edit text and post the odd update yourself. Then a cleanly built WordPress site with few plugins is the right call, and it runs for years. Maybe you need a fast storefront, a real product catalogue, a booking flow or a custom front end that feels instant. Then hand-built Next.js will beat plugin-heavy WordPress on speed and stability. We decide this together on the first call, trade-offs spelled out. I never pick what is quickest for me.
It is all remote, wherever you are. Clients in Agrabad, GEC, Nasirabad, Khulshi or anywhere central get the same process. We hold the kickoff on Google Meet or WhatsApp. After that, almost everything runs on WhatsApp and a screen-share, through review and sign-off. That is part of how I keep the price where it is. Out-of-city and overseas Chattogram-owned businesses work the same way, start to finish.
Yes. You can pay the 50% advance by bKash personal, Nagad, bank transfer, or an international wire if you pay from abroad. That is handy for the diaspora-owned businesses in Chattogram. You get a proper invoice with a transaction-reference field, so it goes through your books cleanly. The final 50% is due on launch day, before I point your domain at the live site.
The 50,000 BDT starter takes about 10 to 14 working days from the day I have your content, logo and brand colours. The 90,000 BDT tier takes around three weeks. The biggest delay on every Bangladeshi project I've done is waiting on the client's text and photos. If your content is ready when we start, I ship fast. Tell me upfront if you have a real deadline, and I'll be honest about whether it fits.
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