Web development in Motijheel, built and shipped by the one person you actually call.
I am RH Fardin, a solo website developer who designs, codes and launches every project myself. I build sites for the trade firms, buying houses, brokerages and chambers packed around Dilkusha and Motijheel C/A. These sites do real work. RFQ forms reach the right desk. Bilingual pages work for a German buyer and a local supplier alike. bKash and Nagad are wired in cleanly. No agency floor, and no junior learning on your project.
Web development motijheel projects from 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. Design-approval guarantee, and about 5 years building production sites for Bangladeshi firms.
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Most offices in Motijheel don't get walk-in customers, and that shapes web development in Motijheel. A buying house on Dilkusha gets an email from a sourcing agent in Hamburg. The agent Googled the company at midnight and clicked the site. In eleven seconds, they decided whether to send the RFQ or move on.
A commodity importer near the DSE gets a principal in Singapore checking whether the firm looks real before a six-figure order. That is what web development in Motijheel is really for. It's not about impressing the neighbours on the same floor. It's about surviving the cold, sceptical glance of someone in another time zone who will never visit Dhaka. Build the site for that person, or don't bother.
The trap here is the vendor next door. Walk any lane off Motijheel C/A and you'll find an IT shop offering a full website for 15,000 taka. It's in the same building, easy to visit, speaks Bangla and feels safe. What you get is a nulled theme on shared hosting. The contact form quietly emails an address nobody owns, and you get zero source code.
I rebuild these every few months. First you pay the shop, then a second one to fix it, then a third to recover your hosting. By then you've spent past 50,000 BDT and lost a quarter. Web development motijheel bd is one of those markets where 'cheapest and nearest' is the most expensive route there is.
I am RH Fardin, and I've worked solo on production sites for about five years. I'm not an agency, a reseller, or a team of juniors with a salesperson in front. Say you need the careers form to route to HR, and the rate sheet editable by your office manager. You need the whole thing to read in Bangla and English. The person who hears that writes the code and answers your WhatsApp in month fourteen.
For a regulated chamber, an audit firm or a trade body, that single accountable hand is the whole point. It's also why I can ship a properly engineered site for 50,000 BDT. A Gulshan agency quotes 3,00,000 for the same finish. You pay for the work, not the office rent.
I scope tightly and name a launch date I can hit. Tiers run 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, depending on page count, bilingual structure and how much is transactional. Truly custom development starts at 3,00,000 BDT, and only after a real scoping call. That covers member portals, payment-gateway and bKash/Nagad checkout, live rate systems, and CRM or API links.
It's fifty percent advance and fifty percent on launch. You sign off on the design before I write a line of production code. If your budget is honestly under 50,000 BDT, I'll say so on the first call. I won't ship you something I wouldn't put my name on.
Here are six things built around how a Dilkusha trade or finance office really uses a website. It's not a generic feature list reused on every page.
Your enquiry, quote-request and careers forms go to a live inbox you control, with a fallback so nothing silently dies. The defect I inherit most in Motijheel is a form emailing a dead Gmail. I make that impossible by testing from a real network before launch.
You get a real Bangla-English structure, not Google Translate bolted on. Your foreign principal reads clean English. Your local supplier and HR read Bangla. Both versions are coded as full pages, so Google indexes each and neither breaks the layout.
A foreign sourcing agent decides fast. So you get a clear company profile, a downloadable PDF, real credentials and a working contact path. A sceptical buyer who has never heard of you sends the RFQ instead of bouncing to a competitor.
It might be a 'Pay advance via bKash' block on a quote, a Nagad number with a copy button, or a full gateway checkout. I build and test it against the live service, not a fake demo. So the first real payment actually clears.
Change a rate, post a notice or swap a tender PDF without paying anyone. I hand over a backend your office manager can run, plus a short walkthrough. You're never held hostage by the developer who built it, the way you were last time.
The developer who quoted you answers when something needs changing fourteen months on. No relay through a coordinator, and no 'the person who built it has left'. Most of my Motijheel work is repeat and referral for exactly this reason.
Many vendors around Dilkusha sell you the part you can see and skip the part that does the work. Design is how the site looks. Development is whether it behaves. You can get a beautiful homepage that still has a dead RFQ form. The bilingual toggle just reloads the same English page. The 'Pay via bKash' button is wired to nothing, and nobody on your staff can touch the backend.
For a Motijheel firm, that's the worst failure, because it fails silently. The site looks perfect to you while a buyer's enquiry bounces into the void. You never learn the order existed. Real web development in Motijheel is the unglamorous half. It's the form that routes, the payment link that charges, the Bangla page that loads in Bangla, and the code you own and can edit. I do the design too, but development protects the deal.
So when a Motijheel firm asks 'koto taka?', the honest answer depends on what the site must do, not how it looks. The 50,000 BDT tier ships a clean, fast core site with a working enquiry form. That's enough for a focused trade firm that mainly needs to look real and be reachable. The 90,000 BDT tier covers a fuller multi-page build. It adds a proper notices/tenders section, a careers pipeline and a stronger bilingual structure.
The 1,50,000 BDT tier adds custom features, a downloadable company profile and full Bangla-English pages. It's the typical fit for an established buying house or chamber. Anything transactional is real engineering and starts at 3,00,000 BDT. That means a member login, gateway checkout, live rate-sheet system, or a link to your accounting or CRM. A 'modern look' or 'animation' doesn't move my price. You pay for what the site does after someone clicks submit.
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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Here are the questions Motijheel business owners really raise on the first call, before handing over a project.
There are three honest tiers. 50,000 BDT buys a clean, fast core site with a working enquiry form. 90,000 BDT buys a fuller multi-page build with notices/tenders and careers sections and a stronger bilingual structure. 1,50,000 BDT adds custom features, a downloadable company profile and full Bangla-English pages. Anything transactional is custom and starts at 3,00,000 BDT. That means gateway checkout, member login, live rate systems, or CRM or API links. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch, via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
Because near-and-cheap is the most expensive route in Motijheel. At 15,000 taka you almost always get a nulled theme on shared hosting. The form points at a Gmail nobody owns, and there's no source code. The day it breaks, you pay a stranger to reverse-engineer a site you supposedly own. I've rebuilt plenty of them. After the first shop, the fixer and the hosting recovery, you've passed 50,000 BDT and lost months. The base price is what a real working site honestly costs.
Yes, and properly, not with a translate widget. I code clean English pages for your overseas principals and sourcing agents. I build a real Bangla version for local suppliers, staff and HR. Both are full, indexed pages, so neither breaks the layout and both can rank on Google. A true bilingual structure sits in the 90,000 BDT and 1,50,000 BDT tiers. A single-language core site is the 50,000 BDT tier.
That's the most common defect I inherit in Motijheel. I rebuild the form and send it to a live inbox you control, with a fallback so nothing silently dies. I test it from a real network before launch. I test the RFQ, quote-request and careers forms separately, so a German buyer's message and a local CV both land in the right place. If your site can be saved, I can fix just this. If it's a nulled theme on dead hosting, a rebuild is usually cheaper.
I work remotely and run solo. That's exactly how the price stays at 50,000 BDT instead of an agency's 3 lakh. There's no office rent on Motijheel C/A to pass on to you. We hold the kickoff on Zoom, Google Meet or a WhatsApp call, and the design reviews and sign-off happen the same way. After that, the same WhatsApp number stays open through the build and long after launch.
No. That dependence is the trap I'm built to break. I hand over a backend your office manager can run. Posting a notice, swapping a tender PDF or updating a rate is something you do yourself, and a short walkthrough makes it stick. For real developer work, like new pages, a new integration, or a framework or security update, you message the same number you've had since day one. You own the domain, hosting and source code, so you're never held hostage again.
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