About the person you're paying
One senior operator handling design, code, and launch
Most Uttara business owners I meet on price calls have already collected three quotes — 18,000 BDT from a Sector 7 freelancer, 80,000 BDT from a small agency near Jashimuddin, and 4,50,000 BDT from a corporate firm in Gulshan that wants a 90-day discovery phase. None of those numbers come with a useful explanation of what changes between them. That's the gap this page exists to close.
I'm RH Fardin, a website designer and developer based in Bangladesh with about five years of building production sites for businesses across Dhaka, including a steady stream of clients from Uttara Sectors 3, 4, 7, 10, 11 and 13. I work as a single senior operator — I write the proposal, design every screen, code every page, set up hosting, configure analytics, and hand over the admin login myself. There's no project manager forwarding messages and no junior overwriting your feedback at 2am.
Because the same person scopes the work and ships it, the price you see on the proposal is the price you pay. No 'discovery overrun', no surprise plugin license, no separate invoice for 'mobile optimisation' as if that were optional in 2026. If a client adds a new requirement mid-project — say, a Bangla language toggle that wasn't in the brief — I quote the delta in writing before I touch it.
I take 50% as advance to start, and the remaining 50% only after you've reviewed the staging site and signed off on the design. If you don't approve the design, I rework it within the same fee until you do. That structure matters more in Uttara than the headline rate, because it removes the single biggest risk in a Bangladeshi web project: paying upfront for something that never gets delivered the way you imagined.
See pricing in BDT