Why GEC businesses message me instead of an agency
Website design in GEC Chittagong is a different brief from a corporate site — your buyer is deciding in two minutes, on a phone, in traffic.
Most people who run a business off GEC Circle do not have a "we need a brand website" problem — they have a "someone is searching us right now and finding nothing, or finding something embarrassing" problem. Think about how a GEC customer actually behaves. They are stuck at the circle, or sitting in a CNG on Zakir Hossain Road, and they pull out their phone and type your kind of business into Google or open Facebook.
In the next ninety seconds they decide whether to come to you, call you, or pick the place two signboards down. If your site is slow, looks broken on their screen, or does not even exist, you lost that customer before you knew they were looking. Website design in GEC Chittagong, done right, is about winning that ninety seconds — not about a fancy desktop homepage nobody in this area is sitting at a laptop to see.
GEC has its own commercial character, and a site for a GEC business has to respect it. This is not the trade-and-shipping world of Agrabad or the port; GEC is footfall and walk-ins — showrooms and electronics, diagnostic centres and chambers, restaurants and cafes, salons, gyms, coaching and IELTS centres, boutiques, and the small service offices stacked above the shops. The decisions are fast and local: where do I eat tonight, which clinic has the doctor I need, is this showroom open, what is the price.
So the website that wins here answers the obvious questions immediately — what you do, where exactly in GEC you are, when you are open, how much it costs, and a button that calls or opens WhatsApp without three taps. I design around that buyer, not around what looks good in a portfolio.
When you work with me you are not handing your business to an agency where a salesman closes the deal and a junior you never meet builds something off a template. I am the one who reads how your GEC business actually runs, structures the site, designs every screen in Figma, writes the front-end code, and answers on WhatsApp when you want a price changed before the weekend rush. One senior operator, around five years building sites for Bangladeshi businesses, one thread for the whole job. That is also why my prices undercut a Dhaka agency — you are paying for the person who does the work, not for an office, an account manager and a margin stacked on top.
Pricing is fixed and I will tell it to you straight, the same number on the phone and in writing. 50,000 BDT for a sharp, focused site — what you do, where in GEC you are, your offers, and a contact line that reaches you. 90,000 BDT for a fuller multi-page build with proper service or menu pages, a gallery, and a Google-Maps-and-reviews setup that helps you show up when people search your area.
1,50,000 BDT for a larger site with more pages, bilingual content or light booking and ordering. From 3,00,000 BDT for fully custom builds from a blank canvas. Always 50% advance, 50% on launch — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer — and you approve the entire design before I write any code.
See pricing in BDT