In focus
Why a Motijheel business needs more than a 'we exist' website
Motijheel is not a retail high street. It is the financial spine of the country — Bangladesh Bank, the head offices of commercial banks, insurance companies, the brokerage crowd, importers and traders, freight forwarders, and the dense stack of SME offices in towers along Dilkusha and Inner Circular Road. The buyers here rarely walk in off the street. They find you because a partner referred you, because you are on a tender list, or because someone typed your firm's name into Google before a meeting.
By the time they reach your website, the decision is half-made — the site either confirms 'yes, these people are legitimate and organised' or it quietly plants the doubt that sinks the deal. A 15,000-taka template with broken links and a Gmail address does the second thing every single time.
That is the gap a 50,000 BDT site closes. At the floor tier you get up to five core pages — home, about the company, services or product lines, an explicit credibility page (trade licence, certifications, association memberships, key sectors served), and contact — built as a custom design from your brand, not a marketplace theme.
Mobile-first and tested on real Bangladeshi screen sizes, a working contact form delivered to your email and WhatsApp, basic on-page SEO so people searching 'website design motijheel' or your firm's category in Dhaka can actually find you, and bKash/Nagad payment details where you collect smaller fees or deposits.
If you run multiple divisions, need a real product catalogue, a careers portal, a Bangla-and-English site, or a download centre for tender documents and rate sheets, the 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers cover it — and I will tell you in the first call which one your firm actually needs instead of upselling you into the biggest invoice.