Who you're actually hiring
An "agency" that is one person who does the whole job
Let me be straight with you about the word "agency" in WordPress website development, because it sets an expectation I won't fake. Hire a typical WordPress agency in Bangladesh and you get a sales call from one person and a contract. Then your project quietly moves to a junior you never speak to.
Decisions get lost in WhatsApp groups. The person who pitched you isn't the person writing the code. I work differently because I am the agency. I'm RH Fardin, and I personally design, build and ship every WordPress site I take on.
I've built on WordPress for about five years. In practice, that means I've broken enough things to know how not to break them. I know which page builders bloat your site. I know which themes turn into a maintenance nightmare two updates later.
I also know how to set up WordPress for a non-technical client in Dhaka or Khulna. They can log in, change a phone number or add a blog post. And they don't have to be afraid of clicking the wrong button.
There's no overhead, no office to fund and no junior whose mistakes I'm cleaning up. So the price you pay goes into the real work. A standard WordPress build starts at 50,000 BDT. The tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, based on how many pages and how much custom design you need. Larger custom WordPress projects start from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is simple: 50% to begin and 50% when it goes live.
And I don't ship a design you haven't approved. You see the layout and sign off on it before I write the production code. You're never surprised by what lands on your screen. That's the design-approval guarantee. It exists because I'd rather get it right with you up front than argue about it after launch.
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