Who is actually watching your site right now
In Dhaka, the site is fine until the exact moment it is very much not fine
Businesses without a website maintenance service in Dhaka see the same story many times a year. A salesperson in a Gulshan or Banani office is mid-pitch. They open the company site on their phone to show a client. They get a blank white page or a 'database connection error' message.
Or the WooCommerce checkout quietly stops talking to bKash the afternoon before a campaign. Nobody notices until the expected orders simply do not arrive. Or someone sees a red 'Deceptive site ahead' warning in Search Console. A plugin nobody had updated in a year got hacked over the weekend. None of these are rare. They are the normal way a Dhaka business site fails when nobody looks after it.
I am RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer with about five years of experience. I run a website maintenance service in Dhaka for owners who are done with that pattern. A plan with me is not a vague monthly retainer with 'support' written on it. It is a set routine. I test updates on a staging copy before they touch your live site. I keep off-site backups that I have actually test-restored.
I also run security scans and uptime checks that ping your site from outside Bangladesh. And you get a fair monthly allowance for the small edits a Dhaka business always needs. That could be a new price list, an Eid offer banner or a new branch address in Uttara.
Because I am one senior operator, the chain is short. The person who reads the downtime alert also opens your hosting cPanel. That same person is on your WhatsApp. If you let me build or audit the site first, I also know exactly which plugin is the troublemaker.
There is no help-desk junior reading a script. No ticket bounces between 'level one' and 'level two,' and no account manager promises to escalate. You message, I log in and I fix it. That directness is the whole point of hiring a person instead of a faceless 'website maintenance service' in Dhaka.
I will also be honest about what maintenance is worth. It is dull work, and you will rarely see it. That is exactly why Dhaka owners cut it first, and regret it first. A neglected site here decays fast. It sits on shared local hosting, and its audience uses mid-range Androids on patchy mobile data. Payment gateways push breaking updates. Google quietly drops a slow, untouched site three places overnight.
I would much rather charge you a fair monthly fee. The alternative is watching six months of neglect turn into a 1,50,000 BDT rebuild of a site you already paid for.
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