WordPress done by the person who answers the phone
What goes wrong with WordPress in Bashundhara, and where I come in
Most people in Bashundhara R/A do not come to me to start a WordPress site. They come because they already have one and it has quietly turned into a liability. The importer in Block C has a site the customs office and foreign suppliers actually look at, and it loads a stock-photo slider for six seconds before the phone number appears.
The coaching centre near the NSU and IUB gates wants to update its admission notice and cannot, because the only person who knew the password stopped replying months ago. The interior firm off the 300 Feet road paid for a 'premium WordPress package' that is the exact same page-builder template their competitor two blocks over is also running. None of this is WordPress's fault. It is what happens when WordPress is treated as a 5,000-taka commodity instead of a tool a business depends on.
Here is the thing about WordPress website development in Bashundhara that nobody tells the buyer up front: the platform is genuinely a good choice for almost every business here — a clinic, an importer, a developer, an institute — because your own staff can change a price, swap a banner before a fair at ICCB, or post a notice without paying a developer every time, and there are no licence fees draining you year after year.
The catch is that the gap between WordPress built badly and WordPress built well is enormous and almost completely invisible on launch day. A bad build and a good build look identical in a screenshot. The difference only shows up when the site has to load on a Walton phone over patchy Bashundhara 4G, survive a plugin update during the Eid rush, or let a non-technical staff member edit a page without taking the whole thing down.
That gap is the entire job — and it is senior work, not a weekend hobby.
I work alone on purpose, and with WordPress it matters more than people expect. Every theme decision, every plugin I do or do not install, every WooCommerce, bKash or caching setting is something I personally chose and can debug from memory at 11pm.
Around five years building production WordPress for Bangladesh businesses — a real chunk of it inside the Bashundhara, Baridhara and Jamuna Future Park corridor — has taught me which handful of plugins earn their place on a local business site and which forty are quietly dragging your page speed into single digits. There is no junior copying a brief second-hand, and no account manager forwarding your 'the contact form stopped working' message into a queue.
There is me, your site, and a WhatsApp thread where the person replying is the person who wrote the code.
Pricing is honest and scoped against real tiers, with nothing buried. A clean, fast, mobile-first WordPress build starts at 50,000 BDT. 90,000 BDT buys a fuller multi-section site with a blog, deeper SEO setup and proper lead capture. 1,50,000 BDT is a content-deep build — detailed service or project pages, WooCommerce, custom post types, or a real booking and enquiry flow. Genuinely custom work — membership areas, multi-language, heavy integrations, anything that outgrows a normal WordPress install — starts at 3,00,000 BDT.
Terms stay simple: 50 percent advance to lock your slot, 50 percent on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. And no production code is written until you have signed off on the design — that is the guarantee, not a slogan.
See pricing in BDT