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Why most Narayanganj businesses have a website nobody can find
Narayanganj runs on industry — hosiery, knitwear, textiles, dyeing, jute, shipping along the Shitalakshya — and a surprising number of these firms either have no website or have one a cousin built on a free template in 2017 that still says 'Welcome to our company' over a stock photo of a handshake. Then a buyer from Dhaka, or a sourcing agent from abroad, Googles the company name and finds nothing, or finds a page that breaks on a phone. For an export-facing business in Narayanganj, that is not a cosmetic problem. That is a buyer deciding you are not serious before you ever get the email.
I am RH Fardin, a website designer and developer working solo for about five years. When you hire me for website development in Narayanganj, you are not hiring a building in Dhaka with a sales team and three juniors learning on your project. You are hiring one person who draws the structure, designs the pages, writes the code, sets up the hosting, and stays reachable after launch. The same human from the first 'koto taka?' message to the day your site goes live and after.
Most Narayanganj enquiries I get fall into two camps. One is the factory or exporter who needs a credible English-first site a foreign buyer can trust — a real capabilities page, product or fabric range, factory photos, a working enquiry form that actually reaches your sales WhatsApp. The other is the local shop, clinic, coaching centre or real-estate office near Chashara or B.B. Road that just needs to show up on Google when someone in the area searches, with a phone number and a map that work on the first tap. Both are real website development work, and both start at the same honest floor: 50,000 BDT.
Pricing is plain. Three tiers — 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT — cover almost every Narayanganj business website. Genuinely custom builds, like a B2B portal with login areas or live inventory, start at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch, and I take bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. No padded line items, no 'maintenance retainer' you do not need, and you approve the design before any code gets written.
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