A Banani address on the invoice doesn't write your code. The person who picks up the phone does.
When people search for a website development company in Banani, they usually want what an office on Kemal Ataturk Avenue implies: someone serious, reachable, accountable. I give you that — minus the three-person account team and the markup that pays for the office. One senior developer who designs, builds, and ships your site personally.
From 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch. Design-approval guarantee — you sign off the look before I write a line of code. ~5 years building sites solo for Dhaka businesses.
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Here's the thing nobody admits about searching for a website development company in Banani: you don't actually care about the office. You care that the work gets done, that someone answers when something breaks, and that you're not handed off to a junior the day after you pay the advance. Banani signals 'they're established, they won't disappear.' Fair. But plenty of Banani agencies put a senior face on the sales call and then quietly route your build to whoever's free. You meet the partner once; a 22-year-old you've never spoken to writes your homepage.
I work differently, and I'm blunt about why it's better for you. I'm RH Fardin — a solo website designer and developer in Bangladesh, roughly five years deep into building sites for Dhaka businesses. There is no agency, no junior pool, no account manager between us. The person you brief is the person who draws the wireframe, codes the front end, sets up your hosting, writes your meta tags, and presses the publish button. When you WhatsApp a question six months after launch, the same person replies. That continuity is the actual product — the Banani office was always just a proxy for it.
On price: I keep it plain because most Banani quotes are deliberately vague until you're committed. A standard business site runs 50,000, 90,000, or 1,50,000 BDT depending on page count, custom functionality, and whether you bring content or I produce it. Fully custom builds — heavy integrations, web apps, anything genuinely bespoke — start at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch, and yes, bKash, Nagad, and bank transfer all work. No 'final quote after discovery' games where the number doubles once you're emotionally invested.
What you give up by skipping the Banani agency: a reception desk, a slide deck with stock photos of people in suits, and an invoice line that says 'project management.' What you keep: direct access to the one person accountable for whether your website is good, the difference in budget, and a build that doesn't slow down because three other clients are ahead of you in someone's internal queue.
Not for everyone — a multinational with a 50-page bilingual portal should hire a team. But if you're an SME, a clinic, a restaurant group, a trading firm, or a startup, here's what working directly with me actually gets you.
Something wrong with the site? There's exactly one person to call, and he built it. No ticket system, no 'let me check with the developer,' no being the third priority on a stranger's task board.
The price covers the work, not the office rent on Road 11 or the salaries of people you'll never speak to. That's how a genuinely well-built site lands at 50,000 BDT instead of 1,80,000.
The hand that codes your checkout is the same one that decided the layout. No senior-sells, junior-builds switch the moment your advance clears — a common Banani agency pattern.
Built on WordPress for pages you'll edit yourself, with custom code under the hood where a drag-and-drop theme would slow the site down. Loads fast on mid-range Android, which is most of your traffic.
Design-approval guarantee: I do not touch development until you've signed off the look in writing. No paying for a build, then discovering you hate it at handover.
Same WhatsApp number, same person, after the project ends. A Banani agency reassigns your account; with me there's nothing to reassign. You're still talking to the developer.
Banani has more web 'companies' per square kilometre than almost anywhere in Dhaka, and a worrying share of them are two people, a rented desk, and a portfolio of sites they outsourced to freelancers in Mirpur. So before you hand over 50% to anyone — me included — ask three questions that cut through the pitch. One: who, specifically by name, writes my code, and can I talk to them today? If the answer is a vague 'our team,' you're buying a middleman.
Two: show me a live site you built that's still online and still owned by the client — not a screenshot, a working URL I can open on my phone right now. Dead links and 'under maintenance' pages tell you everything. Three: put the price, the page count, the timeline, and what happens if I don't like the design into one written message before I pay. Anyone who won't commit that to text is keeping the goalposts movable.
I'll answer all three plainly because I have nothing to hide behind. The person who writes your code is me, and we can be on a call this week. I'll send live URLs of sites I've shipped over roughly five years, owned and running by the businesses that paid for them.
And the scope goes in writing first: which tier (50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT), how many pages, what functionality, the launch window, and the design-approval guarantee that means I don't start development until you've said yes to the look. The reason I can be this direct is that there's no agency story to protect — when the developer and the company are the same person, vetting gets a lot simpler, and so does your decision.
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
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
An online store built to sell and scale.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
The questions Banani business owners actually open with when they call about website development.
Three honest tiers. 50,000 BDT for a clean 5–6 page business site — Home, About, Services, Gallery/Portfolio, Contact, mobile-first, fast on Android. 90,000 BDT for a larger site with custom sections, a blog, lead forms wired to your email and WhatsApp, and on-page SEO. 1,50,000 BDT when you need bilingual pages, custom functionality, or a small e-commerce setup with bKash/Nagad checkout. Anything genuinely custom — web apps, heavy integrations — starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance, 50% on launch, payable by bKash, Nagad, or bank transfer.
No, and I'd rather be straight than fake one. I work solo, so the budget that would go to a Banani office address goes into your build instead. If you want to meet in person, I'll happily come to your office in Banani, Gulshan, Baridhara or wherever you are for one briefing. After that everything runs on WhatsApp, email, and Zoom because it's faster for both of us — and you're always talking to the developer, not a receptionist.
If you're a multinational needing a 40-page bilingual portal with a dedicated team, hire the agency — I'll tell you that honestly. But most Banani businesses — SMEs, clinics, restaurants, trading firms, startups — get a better result with me: senior hands on every screen, no junior-does-the-work switch after the advance clears, no agency markup, and direct access to the one person accountable. You also don't sit third in line behind bigger clients on someone's internal queue.
Fair concern — it happens with cheap operators. Two safeguards. First, the design-approval guarantee: I don't move to development until you've signed off the design in writing, so the advance buys real, visible work before you're committed further. Second, I'll send live URLs of sites I've shipped that are still online and owned by the clients who paid — open them on your phone before you decide. Roughly five years of solo work in Dhaka only continues if those businesses stayed happy.
Usually 2 to 4 weeks from the advance for a standard site, assuming you reply within a couple of days at each approval stage. Week 1: brief and sitemap, then I design the homepage and one inner page for your sign-off. Week 2: full design and content build. Week 3–4: testing on real mid-range phones, your final review, domain and hosting setup, launch. The delays I see almost always come from waiting on the client for content or approvals, not from my side.
Yes — that's the default. I build on WordPress with a clean editor so your staff can change text, swap photos, add a blog post or update a price without touching code or paying a monthly retainer you don't need. I'll do a short handover walkthrough over Zoom. Where something needs to be fast or custom, I hand-code it under the hood, but the parts you'll actually edit stay simple.
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