A web development company in Chattogram where the person who quotes you is the person who writes, tests and launches the code.
I am RH Fardin. I design, build and ship websites for Chattogram businesses myself, from a clean brochure site to a booking, catalogue or stock system with real logic behind it. There is no agency floor in Agrabad and no junior learning on your budget. There is no Dhaka shop reselling a Chattogram landing page from 250 km away. Builds start at 50,000 BDT, with 50% advance and 50% on launch. You approve the design before any code is written.
One senior developer | Web development Chattogram BD from 50,000 BDT | 50% advance, 50% on launch | You approve the design first
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Most pages about a "web development company in chattogram" sell you a logo wall: React, Laravel, Node, WordPress. Then they add a stock photo of a glass tower near GEC. What they skip is the part that really breaks, which is the development. A brochure site with five pages is easy. Almost anyone with a page builder can fake one.
The projects that go wrong in this city are the ones that have to work. Think of a freight firm's tracking lookup, a C&F agent's document portal, or an importer's catalogue with live stock. Think of a wholesaler's order form that must match bKash and Nagad transaction IDs. That is where you find the half-finished custom system, the form that quietly drops submissions, and the "developer" who vanished mid-build. If your Chattogram site has to do a job, you are hiring for engineering.
I am RH Fardin, and this is the one-person version on purpose. I have about five years of building live sites and small web apps for Bangladeshi businesses. On every project, the developer you ask "koto taka" is the one who does the work. I map the data, write the backend and connect the tools. I test on a real mid-range Android, and I press deploy.
There is no account manager turning your Bangla feedback into a half-written ticket. There is no junior taking over code nobody wrote notes for. There is no game of telephone between the meeting room and the keyboard. Say a payment callback misfires at 11pm, or your host reboots a server. You message the same number you booked on. The person who picks up already knows how your site is built, because he built all of it.
Chattogram needs a different build than Dhaka, and most of the difference is under the hood. This city runs on import and export, freight and logistics, C&F and ship supply. It runs on steel, cement and RMG backward linkage. It also runs on the family trading houses around Khatunganj and Agrabad that have moved goods for generations. The buyers I work with here are rarely first-time founders chasing a trend. They are established firms that finally want a site that does real work.
That might be a corporate site that makes a foreign buyer reply. It might be a catalogue an importer can send a supplier instead of a WhatsApp album. Or an order flow that does not fall over when twenty people hit it at once. This takes senior judgment about data, speed, payment matching and Bangla and English display, not a recoloured marketplace theme. Matching the tools to what your business does after launch is the whole job, so I do not push one tech on every client.
Pricing is public and fixed before you pay. A trading city respects a straight number more than a vague "it depends". Builds start at 50,000 BDT for a clean, mobile-first brochure site. The standard business tier is 90,000 BDT. The 1,50,000 BDT tier is built to convert, with custom design and integrations. Fully custom development starts at 3,00,000 BDT, for booking systems, tracking lookups, portals and anything with real logic. That is real engineering, and it does not fit a brochure price.
Terms are 50% to start and 50% on launch. So my reason is to finish, not to drag it out. Nothing moves into development until you have signed off the design. You approve exactly how it looks, and then I build exactly that.
Here are six things that change when no agency layer sits between you and the person writing your Chattogram site. All of it is in the base build, not sold back to you later.
The person you brief designs the layout and writes every line of the front end and backend. He connects the tools and launches it. No handoff to a junior the day after you sign. No faceless "our team" taking over code nobody explained.
For port-city work like order forms, catalogues with stock, and booking or tracking lookups, the code behind the screen is what matters. I build the data flow and edge cases properly. The form does not quietly drop a submission, and the lookup does not fall over under load.
Your customer checks you on a mid-range Android over local 4G, stuck in GEC or CDA Avenue traffic, not on a MacBook. Every build is made for that small screen and slow network first. The homepage opens in under three seconds where it counts.
Where you take payment, I set up bKash and Nagad the proper way. Order references match, so transaction IDs line up in your own admin. Callbacks are handled, not left to chance. The money question never quietly kills a sale or leaves you guessing which order paid.
Proper Unicode and font setup means Bangla shows up cleanly. Forms and databases accept an address typed in Bangla script without choking. The Bangla and English layout holds. A rushed Chattogram build gets this detail wrong far too often.
Hosting, domain, admin and code all go in your name when the site launches. No lock-in, and no developer holding your project for a renewal fee. After launch you reach me directly on WhatsApp for small fixes, not a ticket queue that swallows the message.
Almost any quote you collect here will demo well. The homepage looks clean, the menu moves, and the hero photo is sharp. On a brochure site that really is most of the work. So the cheap Facebook-page developer and the lakh-priced firm can both make a decent screenshot. Development trouble starts where the screenshot ends. The freight firm's tracking page works for one shipment in the demo. Then it times out when a real day's volume hits it.
The importer's catalogue looks great until stock has to update without breaking the layout. The order form takes a bKash payment in the demo but never matches the transaction ID. So the accountant matches payments by hand every evening. None of this shows up in a sales meeting. Many Chattogram businesses sign on the demo and find the real bill months later, in rework and lost orders. If your site has to do something, the code is the whole risk, and you cannot see it until it fails.
I work the other way around. The demo is the easy part, and the logic is where I spend the hours. Because I write the whole stack myself, I think about what the tracking lookup does at 200 requests. I think about what the catalogue does when stock hits zero, and what the payment flow does when bKash sends the callback twice. No junior quietly cuts that corner to hit a deadline. No senior signs the contract and never opens the file again.
That is why custom development sits honestly at 3,00,000 BDT and up. It is not an upsell. Real backend logic, edge cases and payment matching are true engineering. Squeezing them into a 90,000 BDT brochure price is how projects here end up half-built. If you only need a fast brochure site, say so, and I will quote that tier without padding. If your site has a job to do, the person who writes the code should own the part that breaks. Terms stay 50% advance and 50% on launch.
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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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 really ask me before they sign. Straight answers, no agency spin.
Honest pricing, fixed before you pay. A clean, mobile-first brochure site is 50,000 BDT. The standard business tier is 90,000 BDT. The 1,50,000 BDT tier is built to convert, with custom design and integrations. Fully custom development starts at 3,00,000 BDT, for booking systems, tracking lookups, portals and anything with real logic and a database. That is true engineering, not a brochure with extra pages. Terms are 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bank transfer, bKash or Nagad. You get a fixed scope before any money moves.
I am one senior developer working under my own brand, and I invoice properly. I am not a 30-person agency. When people search web development company Chattogram, they often picture a floor of staff. For most single sites and small apps, that floor is overhead you pay for and never meet. You skip the Agrabad office rent and the sales layer, and talk directly to the person writing your code. A registered company wins on a large platform that needs a full team on retainer, and I will say so.
Both, and the line matters. A brochure or corporate site sits in the 50,000 to 1,50,000 BDT tiers. Working systems are custom work from 3,00,000 BDT. That means order and booking flows, a catalogue with live stock, a freight or tracking lookup, a document portal, or bKash and Nagad payment matching. The risk lives in the code behind the screen, not the screen. I build the data flow and edge cases properly. So it still works on a real day's volume, not just in the demo.
Less than the ad suggests, but watch for the trap. Many "web development chattogram bd" results are Dhaka firms with a landing page. They hand your build to a junior 250 km away that you never meet. I work with Chattogram clients fully over WhatsApp, calls and screen-share. I design it, you approve, then I build, test and launch. The real question is not which city the developer sits in. It is whether the person who pitched you writes and owns the code. With me, it always is.
No, I do not do in-person meetings. Every step runs online, and clients here find it faster. We hold the kickoff on Google Meet or WhatsApp. Design reviews work the same way, with my screen shared so we go through each page together. Final sign-off and the launch handover are on a call too. Day to day, I send WhatsApp updates and a staging link, so you watch the site take shape from your phone. Nobody loses half a day to a meeting.
You message me directly on the same WhatsApp number you booked on. Bug fixes and small changes in the first 30 days after launch are on me, with no ticket queue. After that, you can manage it yourself, pay per task when something changes, or take a small monthly care plan. I hand over full logins, the code, a launch guide and backups. Your hosting, domain and admin stay in your name from day one. So you are never locked in if you decide to move on.
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