Why Chattogram trade firms hand maintenance to one senior developer
In a port city, your site often goes down in your buyer's time zone. That is exactly when it costs you a deal.
Most stories I hear as a website maintenance service company in Chittagong start the same way. A trading firm off Agrabad got a site built three years ago. Then the developer moved on, and the site just sat there. One day a sourcing office in Guangzhou or a principal in Dubai tries to open it.
By then the SSL has lapsed, so the browser shows a red 'not secure' warning. Or WordPress is so far behind that a plugin broke the inquiry form months ago. Nobody noticed, because the firm never visits its own homepage. The deal goes cold, and the price was not the problem. The buyer's team simply decided a firm with a broken, slow site was too small or too risky.
Real maintenance closes that gap. It is the difference between a site that is technically live and a site that someone actually looks after.
I run maintenance differently because I have no team to hide behind. Your site often breaks at an hour when your buyer abroad is awake and you are not. When you message me, you reach the one person who can fix it. You do not reach a front desk that logs a ticket and goes home.
I handle security updates, off-site backups, and plugin and PHP versions. I fix broken inquiry forms and WhatsApp buttons. I tune page speed for buyers on slow connections across the world. I also make the small edits your office admin is nervous to touch. I have spent about 5 years doing this for e-commerce, corporate and trade sites in Bangladesh. So I have already seen the ways these sites tend to break.
Maintenance only works if the person doing it understands the whole site. So I am honest about who this is for. If I built your site, maintenance is the natural next step, because I already know every line. If another company built it, I start with a paid audit instead of guessing. I map the hosting, the stack, the plugins, the backups and the security holes. Then I tell you plainly what is fragile and what it costs to keep stable.
After that, we agree a monthly plan that matches how much your site changes. A quiet company profile site for an indenting firm needs far less care. A busy site taking daily orders with bKash and Nagad checkout needs much more.
On money I keep it plain, with none of the 'koto package, koto taka' run-around. Builds start at 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT. Custom builds start from 3,00,000 BDT. You pay 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. My design-approval guarantee means you sign off every screen before any code is written. Maintenance is quoted on top, against your real site, never a vague 'AMC package'. You get a number, what it covers, and a response time in writing.
See pricing in BDT