Website development in Gazipur, scoped, coded and shipped by one senior operator — the person you message is the person who writes the code and the person who fixes it later.
Half the businesses I talk to in Gazipur already have a website. The problem is who built it — a cousin who learned WordPress on YouTube, a Facebook 'agency' that took 12,000 taka and vanished, or a Dhaka shop that put a junior on it and disappeared after launch. It works until it doesn't: the layout breaks after an auto-update, the contact form stops sending, and nobody can be reached to fix it. I'm RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer in Bangladesh. Website development in Gazipur with me starts at 50,000 BDT — in writing, 50% advance and 50% on launch, design approved before any production code is written.
One senior developer, no juniors, no hand-offs. ~5 years shipping production sites for Bangladeshi businesses. From 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch. Design-approval guarantee. bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
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The common story for website development in Gazipur isn't a business with no website — it's a business that has quietly outgrown the one it has. A garment unit in Konabari that started as a sub-contractor and now wants its own buyers. A real estate developer selling flats around Joydebpur and Chandana who needs more than a Facebook album. A coaching centre, a private hospital off the Dhaka-Mymensingh highway, a furniture or ceramics showroom that has grown past the point where 'we have a Facebook page' is a confident answer.
The original site was built cheap, fast, and by whoever was nearest — a relative, a part-timer, a low-bid Facebook 'agency' — and for a year or two it was fine. Then the business got more serious than the website, and now the website is the thing making it look smaller than it is.
I'm RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer based in Bangladesh, with around five years writing production sites for businesses exactly like these. I'm not an agency and I don't subcontract.
The person who reads your first WhatsApp message is the same person who scopes the pages, designs the homepage you sign off on, writes the actual code, wires up the forms and the bKash or Nagad flow where you need it, sets up the on-page SEO by hand, and pushes the site live — and the same person who picks up the phone when something needs changing before a client meeting.
There is no account manager turning your request into a ticket, and no junior quietly doing the work the salesman promised you.
I keep the pricing public because the worst part of buying website development in Gazipur is the koto taka guessing game — nobody quotes a number until you've already shown your hand. The floor is 50,000 BDT for a real, custom, mobile-first build.
The three standard tiers are 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT, set by page count and what the site has to do: a focused business site, then a larger build with a blog, custom sections and a product catalogue or enquiry system, then a full bilingual site with deeper navigation, buyer-facing pages or a basic shop and an admin panel you run yourself. Genuinely custom work — real ecommerce, ERP or courier integrations, dashboards, large B2B catalogues — starts from 3,00,000 BDT.
Always 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
The design-approval guarantee is the part that protects you from the exact trap most Gazipur owners have already been burned by once. You approve the real design before I write a single line of production code, and the final 50% isn't due until the site is live and you've signed off on it. Inside the agreed scope I keep refining until it's right.
You keep your domain, your hosting access and your code throughout — no developer holding your site hostage, no logins you can't reach, no rebuild needed the day you decide to move on. My name and portfolio at rhfardin.com are attached to whether this works, which is the entire reason to deal with one accountable person instead of a team where nobody owns the result.
Not a feature list — the specific things that decide whether your next site makes the business look as serious as it has become, and keeps working long after launch day.
Structured so adding a product line, a new branch, or a tender-ready capabilities page later is an edit, not a rebuild. Most Gazipur sites get replaced because they were built for what the business was, not where it was heading.
Kept deliberately lean — no page-builder junk and a stack of plugins waiting to break your layout on the next auto-update. The number-one reason a working Gazipur site suddenly looks broken is bloat nobody is left to maintain.
Your buyers and customers open the site on a mid-range Android first. I design and code the phone screen first and the desktop second, so the layout most of your traffic actually sees is the one I sweated over, not a shrunk afterthought.
The quietest failure on local sites is the contact form that shows 'thank you' and sends nothing. I wire every form to real delivery, test each submission, keep a copy you can't lose, and add a WhatsApp fallback so leads never vanish.
Payment the way Gazipur customers actually pay — a clear, copy-button bKash/Nagad block on smaller builds, or a full tested checkout with success and failure screens on the ecommerce tier. Not a screenshot of a number nobody can copy.
The person who built your site is the one who changes a price, adds a product before a tender, or fixes a bug at an odd hour. No support queue, no 'the developer who built that has left,' no week-long wait for a one-line edit.
Drive the industrial belt from Tongi up through Board Bazar, Chandana and Konabari and you'll find two kinds of business websites, and the gap between them is the whole story. The first kind was built once, cheap, and abandoned: a free theme with the demo content half-deleted, a phone number in an image so Google can't read it, an SSL warning the owner stopped seeing months ago, and a contact form that died the day some plugin updated itself. The owner isn't lazy — they simply have no one to call.
The person who built it was a relative, a friend's friend, or a Facebook page that no longer replies, and the login details, if they exist at all, are in a WhatsApp chat from two years ago. That site isn't an asset anymore; it's a liability the business is too busy to deal with, silently telling every buyer who lands on it that this company doesn't quite have its act together.
The second kind of site was built like it mattered, and in Gazipur it matters more than people give it credit for, because so many businesses here sell outward — to Dhaka buyers, procurement teams, foreign brands, clients comparing three firms before they pick one. That site loads fast on a buyer's phone over 4G near the highway, presents the real work and capacity cleanly, takes an enquiry that actually lands in the owner's inbox, and is light enough that it keeps working without constant babysitting.
When I take on website development in Gazipur, that second kind is the only kind I build — and I build it to stay in your hands. You own the domain, the hosting and the code; the design is approved before I write production code; the price is locked at 50,000 BDT for a focused build with 50% on signing and 50% on launch; and the person who shipped it is the same person you message when the business grows and the site needs to grow with it.
That continuity is the difference between a website you replace every two years and one that compounds.
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Straight answers to what Gazipur owners actually ask me — starting with the question that always comes first.
The honest floor is 50,000 BDT for a real, custom, mobile-first build. From there it's three tiers: 50,000 BDT for a focused 5-7 page business site, built fast and properly with working forms and your bKash or Nagad wired in; 90,000 BDT once you need more pages plus a blog, custom sections, a product catalogue or an enquiry/booking system; and 1,50,000 BDT for a full bilingual site with deeper navigation, buyer-facing pages or a basic shop and an admin panel you run yourself.
Genuinely custom development — real ecommerce, ERP or courier integrations, large B2B catalogues — starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is always 50% advance, 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. If someone quotes 10,000-15,000 taka for a 'full website,' it's a free template with your logo dropped on top, and they're usually gone the day the advance clears.
This is the most common situation I see in Gazipur, and the honest answer depends on what's underneath. If the foundation is sound and it's just a broken form, a slow load or a dated look, I can often fix and rebuild on top of it.
But if it's a free theme stuffed with conflicting plugins and nobody has the proper logins — which is usually the case when a relative or a vanished Facebook 'agency' built it — a clean rebuild is faster, cheaper over the next two years, and far less painful than untangling someone else's shortcuts. I'll look at your current site first and tell you straight which one makes sense, instead of selling you the more expensive option by default.
You don't need Dhaka. Gazipur sits right at the capital's edge, so people assume a serious build means crossing into the city — but website development is remote work. Scoping, design approvals, the build and launch all happen over call and WhatsApp regardless of where the developer sits. A Dhaka office usually just adds a markup and puts a project manager and a junior between you and whoever actually writes the code. With me you deal directly with the senior who builds and ships it, at the same fixed price a Dhaka client pays, with no capital-city premium and no commute for a meeting that could have been a call.
Almost always, yes — and it's the single most common broken thing I find on Gazipur sites. Nine times out of ten the form isn't 'not bringing leads,' it's silently failing: the visitor hits send, sees a thank-you message, and the email never arrives because the form was never wired to real delivery in the first place. I rebuild the enquiry path so submissions land in your inbox, keep a copy you can't lose, send a notification, and add a WhatsApp fallback button. Then I test it end to end before launch. If your current developer can't show you exactly where the form delivers to, that silence is usually your answer.
A focused 50,000 BDT site ships in roughly 2 to 3 weeks once I have your content, logo and product details. A 90,000 BDT build with more pages and an enquiry or booking system runs about 3 to 5 weeks. Ecommerce or a larger B2B catalogue is 4 to 8 weeks depending on payment integration and how many products you have.
The clock starts when you send content, not on the day the advance clears — the single biggest delay on every project I've done in Bangladesh is waiting on the client's text and photos. If you have a real deadline, like a tender or a trade fair, tell me upfront and I'll be honest before you pay whether it fits.
Fair question — it happens far too often in Gazipur, which is exactly why my process is built against it. Pricing is public, so there's no bait-and-switch. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch, and the balance is only due once the site is live and you've signed off. The design-approval guarantee means you approve real design before I write production code. You keep your domain, hosting access and the code the whole way through — nothing is held hostage, and you can take it elsewhere any time. You're never funding 100% of a build on faith, and my name and portfolio at rhfardin.com are on the line if it doesn't work.
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