Your site was fine. Then the student who built it graduated, moved to Dhaka, and stopped answering.
This is a senior-run website maintenance service in Rajshahi. It is for coaching centres, clinics, silk and clothing showrooms, and seasonal mango businesses. Many of their sites were built cheaply and then quietly abandoned. I handle updates, backups, security, speed and the small edits you keep putting off. You get one person who is still around next admission season. Not a part-timer who vanished once the advance cleared.
One person, direct WhatsApp, about 5 years building and looking after WordPress and WooCommerce sites. Builds from 50,000 BDT. Maintenance is quoted separately and billed in BDT by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
+Trusted by 50+ founders, agencies and teams across Bangladesh and beyond.
Trusted by teams I've built websites for
Here is a pattern that quietly costs owners money, and it is why a website maintenance service in Rajshahi matters. A clinic near the Medical area or a coaching centre off Kazla pays a clever RU or RUET student a few thousand taka for a WordPress site. It looks fine for a few months. Then the student finishes the degree, takes a job in Dhaka and stops replying. The site does not explode the next day. It just stops being touched.
Plugins go a year out of date. The SSL certificate lapses, and browsers start flagging the page. A PHP version change on the shared host white-screens half the site. Google slides it down because nothing has changed in eight months. The owner notices during admission season, when it matters most, and there is nobody to call. That is not a maintenance problem you avoided. It is one you put off.
I am RH Fardin, a website designer and developer. I have worked solo for about five years with businesses across Bangladesh. I run a website maintenance service in Rajshahi for owners who are done letting their site rot. A plan with me is not a vague monthly "support" retainer with no defined work. It is a routine. I update WordPress core, the theme and plugins on a staging copy before they touch your live site. I keep off-site backups and test-restore them.
I also run security scans, track SSL and domain renewals, and watch uptime. You get a sensible monthly allowance for the edits a Rajshahi business always needs. That might be a new batch schedule before admissions or an updated results page. It might be a swapped Eid offer banner or a new silk collection. Or it might be the mango-season price list that only matters three months a year.
Because I work alone, the chain is short. The person who reads the downtime alert also opens your hosting cPanel and answers you on WhatsApp. If I built or audited the site first, I already know which plugin causes trouble. There is no help-desk junior reading a script. No ticket bounces between levels, and no account manager promises to escalate to someone in Dhaka. You message, I log in, I fix it.
That directness is the whole reason to hire a person over a faceless website maintenance service in Rajshahi you can never get on the phone. It is also the opposite of the part-time student who simply disappeared the moment a salary called. You always know who is looking after your site, and you can reach them.
I will be honest about what maintenance is worth. It is unglamorous, and you rarely see the work. That is why a careful Rajshahi owner cuts it first and regrets it first. A neglected site here decays fast. Local shared hosting, an audience almost all on mid-range Androids, and plugins and payment tools that push breaking updates without warning all add up. Google also drops a slow, stale site a few spots overnight.
Think of a coaching centre whose enrolment partly depends on parents finding and trusting its site before admission. Or a showroom whose footfall now starts with a phone search. For them, a six-month gap in attention does not just risk downtime. It risks the season. I would much rather charge a fair monthly fee than watch that gap turn into a 1,50,000 BDT rebuild of a site you already paid for once.
No "support package" fog. These are the real things I do so a Rajshahi business site stays fast, safe, online and easy to edit. That holds long after whoever first built it has left the city.
I update WordPress core, the theme and every plugin on a staging copy first. Then I check your live homepage, enquiry form and any checkout before going public. No white screen surprises a parent comparing coaching centres at 10 PM in admission week.
Daily database and weekly full-site backups are stored off your hosting account. They are not kept on the same cPanel that can die with the site. I test-restore one each quarter. So you have a working copy, not a folder of files you only hope will open.
Weekly malware scans and login hardening block the brute-force attempts every Bangladesh-hosted site gets. File-integrity checks run too. I clean an infection before a guardian or patient sees a Google "deceptive site" warning tied to your name.
I track your .com or .com.bd renewal so the site does not vanish over an unpaid fee. I keep SSL valid so Chrome does not show a "Not secure" warning. That warning is the most common reason an abandoned Rajshahi site quietly loses trust.
You get a monthly allowance for real jobs. Think a new batch schedule and admission deadline, an updated results board, or a new silk or clothing collection. Or a mango-season price list, a fixed chamber timing or an Eid notice. Reasonable edits are included, not billed as "tickets."
I compress images, keep scripts lean and maintain caching. So the site still loads fast on a mid-range Android, on the data you really get past Shaheb Bazar and Talaimari. A slow page is the first thing a price-conscious Rajshahi buyer leaves.
Most Rajshahi owners do not refuse maintenance because they think it is worthless. They refuse because the first site was so cheap that any monthly fee feels like a step back. Also, the student who built it never said a website needs care at all. So the site sits untouched for a year. Then one of two things happens. Either it breaks at the worst moment, or it slowly stops working.
The first case is loud. It breaks the week admissions open, the day a silk order page should go live, or as mango season starts. Nobody can fix it, because the builder left for Dhaka months ago. The second case is quieter and costs more. SSL lapses, the design looks dated, and plugins fall so far behind that updating them would break the layout. Google moves a rival above you. Either way, skipping a few thousand taka a year becomes a fresh 1,50,000 BDT rebuild invoice.
A maintenance plan breaks that cycle, and that is the whole pitch for a website maintenance service in Rajshahi. The plugin conflict gets caught on staging before it reaches your live site. The SSL renews before any warning appears. The backup is checked before the day you need it. For that reason, I only maintain sites I built or fully audited first. When I already know your theme, plugins, hosting and DNS, a half-day fix for a stranger takes me minutes.
If I built your site, there is no setup fee on maintenance. If a part-timer built it, I do a one-time paid audit first. I tell you honestly if it is healthy enough to maintain cheaply or needs a one-off cleanup. Some sites are too far gone, with nulled plugins, no backups and a year of skipped updates. Then a clean rebuild from 50,000 BDT costs less than looking after it. I will not quietly take your money every month to keep a dying site on life support.
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
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
An online store built to sell and scale.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Here are straight answers to what Rajshahi owners ask me in their first WhatsApp message. We start with the question everyone leads with.
Anything under about 3,000 BDT a month for a business site is theatre. Nobody does proper staged updates, off-site backups and monitoring for less and still answers when things break. I price each plan on your site. A 5-page coaching or clinic site costs less than a busy WooCommerce silk or clothing store with daily orders. I send the number in writing and bill monthly, quarterly or yearly by bKash, Nagad or bank. New builds start at 50,000 BDT, with 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers and custom from 3,00,000 BDT.
Yes, and this is my most common Rajshahi message. After a one-time paid audit, I check the hosting, theme, plugins, database, backups and DNS. Then I tell you honestly what state it is in. If it can be saved, I take over on a normal monthly plan. If it has nulled plugins, no backups and a year of skipped updates, I quote a one-off cleanup. If it is truly beyond saving, I suggest a rebuild instead of a monthly fee. A site I built myself has no setup fee.
Yes. A coaching centre lives or dies on admission weeks. A mango or orchard business is flat out for a few months and quiet the rest of the year. I keep updates, backups, security and SSL running all year. A site that rots in the off-season is broken right when your season starts. Before your peak, I handle the heavy edits and speed work, like batch schedules, results, price lists and new collections. We can bill yearly so quiet months are not a worry.
No, but it is exactly why maintenance matters here. Local shared hosting from Exonhost, Hostever or Putul is fine for the price. But it is also where most PHP version surprises, brute-force logins and malware show up. A lapsed renewal can take your whole site offline overnight. I work with whatever host you use and keep your setup patched. I track renewals so nothing expires by accident. I will also tell you honestly if you have outgrown shared hosting and a small VPS would save downtime.
Uptime monitoring alerts me within minutes of an outage, often before you notice. On a paid plan, I aim to reply to real downtime on WhatsApp within an hour, evenings included. That matters in Rajshahi, because parents and patients browse on their phones late at night. Most real outages I have handled were fixed the same day, in under a couple of hours. I do not sell a fantasy 24x7 promise I cannot keep. But you always talk to the one person who can log in and fix it.
No. Your site, hosting, domain, code, database and backups sit in your name and accounts from day one. If you cancel, I hand over a clean credentials document and the latest checked backup. I add a short note on what was last updated, and you keep everything. There is no "proprietary CMS" trick and no holding your DNS to force a renewal. You keep a plan with me because it works. That is the opposite of the part-timer who left you a login nobody had.
Grab a free 15-minute call. I'll show you what your new website should do and what it will cost in BDT. No pitch, no pressure.
Grab a free 15-minute call, or send a message and I'll reply with the clearest next step.
Book a free call
