Uttara, Sector by Sector
A web development company in Uttara run by the person actually writing the code
Most Uttara businesses I meet have already paid someone once. The story is always the same. Someone quotes 25,000 taka over WhatsApp and gets a brief in mixed Bengali and English. They drop a template on a Hostinger trial. Six months later the site is offline because nobody renewed the domain. I want to be a different kind of web development company in Uttara.
Meanwhile, the owner is in Sector 7 trying to call a number on an old business card. That is the cycle I want to break for Uttara. I do not try to be the cheapest. I try to be the one person you actually deal with, from kickoff to launch.
Uttara is not one market. A boutique on Rabindra Sarani needs Facebook-friendly product galleries. It also needs a bKash checkout that does not break on a 3G connection near Diabari. An NGO office near Sector 4 wants a site that takes donations in English and Bangla. It must load fast for a board member sitting in London.
A real estate developer on Garib-E-Newaz Avenue needs something else again. They want listings with high-res renders and a lead form that pings their sales WhatsApp. I build for each one differently. It is the same engineer making different decisions for each business.
I write the HTML, the CSS, the JavaScript and the PHP myself. I set up your hosting, point your domain, install SSL and set up caching. Then I hand you a one-page guide in plain Bangla-English on how to update your own content. There is no project manager who has never opened a code editor. There is no junior practising on your live site. If something breaks at 11 pm, you message the same number you signed with.
Pricing in Uttara is simple, and I never make it up at the meeting. A starter brochure site costs 50,000 BDT. A proper business site with a CMS costs 90,000 BDT. A larger multi-section site or basic ecommerce costs 1,50,000 BDT. Truly custom work starts at 3,00,000 BDT, and we scope it line by line. That covers things like a property portal, a school management front-end or a multi-vendor marketplace.
You pay 50% to start and 50% on launch. Both personal and merchant bKash and Nagad work. So does a transfer to Eastern Bank Limited or BRAC Bank.
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