Most 'developers' on Dilkusha sell you a theme and call it a build. I write the actual code.
A real website development company in Motijheel is not a floor of juniors recycling the same nulled template. It is one senior developer who scopes, builds, tests and ships every site himself. I build for the banks, importers, buying houses and trading firms in Dhaka's financial district. They need a site that loads fast and does not break. It also has to plug into the systems they already run.
Builds from 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. Design-approval guarantee: you sign off the look before I write a line of code. So you never pay for a build you did not agree to.
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A commodity importer with an office near Motijheel C/A called me after his site went down during a tender week. His last website development company in Motijheel was three guys above a phone shop off Dilkusha. They built him a site on a cracked premium theme stuffed with twelve plugins. It sat on the cheapest shared plan they could find. When traffic spiked the night his price list went out, the site showed a database error for two days.
He did not lose the tender to a better bid. He lost it because a foreign principal could not open his page and assumed the company had folded. That is what website development in Motijheel BD really has to solve. It is not about 'a nice design'. You need a site that stays up and loads on a mid-range Android. It must not quietly cost you business you never knew you were in the running for.
Motijheel is Dhaka's old financial spine, not a startup neighbourhood. Here you find Bangladesh Bank, the Dhaka Stock Exchange and the head offices of banks and insurers. There are garment buying houses, commodity and machinery importers, freight forwarders, and audit and law firms. The people opening your website are bank credit officers, foreign buyers' agents, regulators and procurement heads. Half of them open it on a phone in a lift or a meeting.
For this audience, development is an engineering question before it is a design one. Does the contact form email someone who reads it? Does the product or rate page load in under three seconds on 4G? Does the Bangla display without breaking? Can the site connect to your inventory, your accounting or a payment gateway when you need it to? A pretty homepage that falls over on the second click is not a finished build.
I'm RH Fardin, a senior website designer and developer. I have worked solo for about five years. There is no agency floor, no project manager and no junior 'learning on your project'. When you hire me, you talk to the one person who draws the wireframe and writes the code. I also set up the hosting, wire the integrations and push the site live. That is on purpose.
A trading firm or a bank does not want its site half-built by an intern. It does not want sign-off from a salesman who cannot read a line of code. It wants one accountable senior who understands both the design and what runs underneath it. That one-person model is why a properly built site costs 50,000 BDT with me. An agency on Gulshan Avenue quotes 3,00,000 or more for the same finish.
Here is my honest pitch against every website development company Motijheel firms see selling 15,000-taka 'full websites'. I scope tight. I build on clean foundations instead of a tower of plugins. I ship on a date I can name. Tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. Fully custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. That covers dashboards, member or partner portals, inventory or rate-management systems, and payment-gateway and ERP-adjacent integrations.
You are not paying for an office on Motijheel C/A or a sales team's commission. You are paying for development hours that actually go into the development.
Here are six things that matter to a buyer in Dhaka's financial district paying for development. This is not a generic feature checklist.
No twelve-plugin towers on the cheapest shared host. I build on clean, light foundations. I set up hosting that will not fall over when your rate sheet or tender notice goes out and traffic spikes. The site should survive your busiest day, not just look good on a quiet one.
No nulled themes and no rented page-builder you can never leave. Your site runs on legitimate foundations that can be updated. I hand over the logins and files at launch. A future developer can pick it up, and the person who built it can never hold you hostage.
Contact and quote forms email someone who reads them. WhatsApp and bKash/Nagad buttons are wired correctly. Where you need it, the site connects to inventory, accounting or payment gateways. Here, development means the moving parts work, not just the homepage.
I test on the Symphony, Walton, Redmi and Realme handsets your visitors actually hold, on 4G. A flagship on office wifi is not the test. A buyer's agent skimming your rate page in a Motijheel lift should not be staring at a spinner.
There is no agency relay race where your brief leaks through a salesman, a PM and a junior coder. The person who hears your needs writes the code. He also answers your WhatsApp when something needs changing after launch.
You get a launch date I can commit to, not 'soon'. Most builds here run 3 to 5 weeks. The usual delay is waiting for your content and approvals. It is never me sitting on your project behind ten others in a queue.
Walk the lanes off Dilkusha and Motijheel C/A and you will find shop after shop offering 'complete website development' for 12,000 or 18,000 taka. For a bank, an importer or a serious buying house, that number is a warning sign, not a bargain. It almost always means a cracked premium theme with demo content half-deleted. The contact form points at an address nobody checks. A dozen plugins fight each other, and it all sits on the cheapest shared hosting around.
It looks fine on the laptop they demo it on. Then a form silently stops emailing, or a plugin update breaks the layout. The site crawls on 4G, or it falls over the one week you have real traffic. A foreign principal or a bank officer who hits that site does not just see a bad website. They think less of the whole company. In Motijheel, your counterparties are institutions, so that costs a lot, and you never even hear about it.
When a Motijheel firm asks 'koto taka?', the answer depends on what is being built. First, how much is brochure and how much is system? A clean company or product site ships at 50,000 BDT. Add a structured catalogue, a notices or downloads archive and bilingual pages, and you reach 90,000. Add custom sections, a careers or enquiry flow and full Bangla, and you reach 1,50,000 BDT. Second come the quiet hour-eaters: a member login, a dashboard, rate management, a payment gateway or links to your systems.
That is the custom band from 3,00,000 BDT, because it is real engineering, not a template swap. Third, who supplies content? I will rewrite tired 2018 copy into clean English and tidy your mixed-quality images. A photoshoot is a photographer's bill, not mine. 'Animation' or a 'modern look' does not move the price at all. You get the same discipline as a 3,00,000 BDT build, with fewer moving parts and the same finish. That is why firms here choose one senior over a room of juniors.
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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These questions come up on almost every first call with a Motijheel firm shopping for website development.
There are three honest tiers. 50,000 BDT gets a clean company or product website with real, distinct pages on solid foundations. 90,000 BDT adds a structured catalogue, a notices or downloads archive, or bilingual Bangla pages. 1,50,000 BDT adds custom sections, a careers or enquiry flow and full Bangla. Anything with a login, dashboard, inventory or rate management, payment gateway or ERP-adjacent integration starts from 3,00,000 BDT. That is real engineering, not a template. You pay 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
In a typical Motijheel shop, the 'team' is a salesman, a designer and one junior coder, and your needs leak at every handoff. The one who hears 'connect it to our inventory' does not write the code. With me there is no handoff. The senior who scopes your build codes it, sets up hosting and answers your WhatsApp after launch. I have done only this, solo, for about five years. For a site that must stay up and connect properly, one accountable senior is safer than a relay race.
That is usually a foundations problem, not bad luck. Cheap builds run on cracked themes and a dozen clashing plugins on the cheapest shared host. So they break on the first update or the first traffic spike. I build on clean, legitimate foundations that can be updated. I keep plugins to a minimum and set up hosting that suits your real traffic. You also get the logins and files at launch. You own it, a future developer can pick it up, and you are never locked to me.
Yes, and that is the part most cheap shops cannot do. Standard forms, WhatsApp and bKash/Nagad buttons come in the normal tiers. Deeper work sits in the custom band from 3,00,000 BDT. That includes a payment gateway, inventory or rate management, a partner login, a dashboard, or links to your accounting or ERP. It is real development with testing, not a plugin you switch on and hope works.
For a serious build, we start with one focused kickoff call on Google Meet, usually 1 to 2 hours. That works whether your office is on Motijheel C/A, Dilkusha or Purana Paltan. We use it to map how the site talks to your existing systems. After that, almost everything runs on WhatsApp, email and Google Meet, because it is faster for both sides. You never get handed to an account manager. Every message, revision and update comes straight from me.
A standard build takes 3 to 5 weeks from the advance, if you reply within 2 to 3 days at each approval. Week 1 is discovery and sitemap. Week 2 is the homepage and one inner page for sign-off. Week 3 is full design and content. Week 4 is the build, integrations and content load. Week 5 is testing on real phones, your final review, the domain switch and launch. Custom builds take longer and get their own timeline. Delays usually come from waiting on content.
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