You typed "company" into that search for a reason: you want a contract, a proper invoice, a deadline somebody is accountable for, and a build that survives your next staff change. That is exactly what I deliver as a WordPress website development company in Banani - except the senior you talk to is the senior who writes the code. No account manager relay, no junior quietly doing the real work, no surprise three weeks in.
From 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. Written agreement, VAT-ready invoice, design approved before any code. The person you message is the person who builds.
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Here is what usually happens when a Banani office decides it needs a "company" for its WordPress site. The procurement person collects three quotes. Two are agencies on Kemal Ataturk Avenue that walk in with a senior developer for the pitch, then assign the actual build to a junior you never meet, who ships a page-builder site bloated with twenty plugins and disappears behind a support ticket queue.
The third is a freelancer who is cheaper and faster but has no contract, no invoice you can run through accounts, and no answer when finance asks for a TIN or a VAT challan. So you are stuck choosing between accountability with no senior attention, or senior attention with no accountability. That false choice is the gap I built my practice to fill.
I am one senior WordPress developer, about five years deep in WordPress, ACF, WooCommerce and lean theme frameworks, and I run this like a company on the parts that matter to you - a written scope and contract before work starts, a fixed quote with no mid-project surprises, a VAT-ready invoice your accounts team can file, and a documented handover on launch day.
What I deliberately skip is the agency overhead that adds cost and delay without adding quality: there is no junior to supervise, no account manager forwarding your WhatsApp two days late, and no senior bait-and-switch, because there is only one senior. When you hire me as your WordPress website development company in Banani, I personally run discovery, design the theme, choose the small handful of plugins your site genuinely needs, load the content, and deploy.
The Banani buyer mix shapes how I build. It is rarely a plain brochure site - it is the architecture and interior firm on Road 11 that wants a portfolio it can update after each handover, the corporate consultancy that needs a credible site finance and HR can both trust, the cafe or restaurant near Banani 11 whose manager has to edit the menu without calling anyone, the salon or aesthetic clinic off Road 27 taking online bookings, the trading house that wants a clean catalogue.
WordPress is right for all of them precisely because your own team can run it day to day. My job is to set it up so running it takes two clicks, not a support contract - and to hand you admin, hosting, domain and Cloudflare logins in writing so your business is never one unreachable freelancer or one resigned marketing executive away from being locked out.
Pricing is on the table from the first reply, so we skip the long "koto taka?" dance. Starter WordPress builds from 50,000 BDT, mid tier at 90,000 BDT, business tier at 1,50,000 BDT, and custom work - multilingual, membership, heavier booking or third-party integrations - from 3,00,000 BDT. Fifty percent advance locks your slot in my calendar, fifty percent on launch, paid by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer with a proper invoice each time. No mandatory retainer, no plugin-licence surprise, and nothing gets coded until you approve the design in writing.
Six things a Banani business is really buying when it looks for a company instead of a random freelancer. All six are standard with me, even at the 50,000 BDT starter tier - they are the parts that make it a company, not the markup.
A scope, deliverables, timeline and fixed price agreed in writing before anyone touches code. Your finance and management get something real to sign off - not a vague WhatsApp promise that drifts later.
Proper invoices your accounts team can file, with the details they need for company books. Paying a freelancer who cannot give you a real invoice quietly becomes your problem at year-end - here it never is.
Admin, hosting, domain registrar and Cloudflare logins handed over in writing on launch day. When your next marketing person resigns, nothing walks out the door with them - the keys stay with the company.
The senior in your meeting is the one writing your theme. No bait-and-switch to a trainee after the contract is signed, and no account manager sitting between your question and the developer who can answer it.
Built lean enough to load under three seconds on a mid-range Android in Banani traffic, not just on office fibre. WebP images, lazy-loading and a clean theme - not a page builder dumping CSS nobody uses.
If you take bookings or payments, I wire bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz or AamarPay into proper WooCommerce or a custom checkout - not a screenshot-and-confirm hack that loses a clinic or restaurant order at 11pm.
When a Banani business searches for a WordPress website development company in Banani rather than just a developer, it is usually buying reassurance: that there is a contract, that someone is accountable to a deadline, that there will be an invoice, and that the work will not vanish the moment one person changes jobs. Every one of those is a process decision, not a headcount decision. An agency does not write a better contract because it has thirty people - it writes one because it has lawyers and accounts staff.
I give you the same contract, the same VAT-ready invoice, the same documented handover. What you do not pay for is the floor of juniors, the account-manager layer, and the project-margin padding that the keyword "company" usually drags along with it.
The trade-off is honest and worth saying plainly: as one senior operator I take a limited number of WordPress projects each month, so slots fill and I will sometimes ask you to wait for the next one rather than overbook and ship late.
What you get in return is that the person who scoped your build is the person coding it, the person answering finance's invoice question, and the person on WhatsApp three months later when you actually need a developer - with post-launch support included, not because you are trapped, but because owning every login means you never could be. When you compare quotes around Banani, ask each "company" two questions: who actually writes the code after we sign, and whose name is the admin email and hosting registered under on launch day?
The answers tell you which one is a company in the way that protects you, and which one is just the word on a landing page.
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.
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The questions Banani business owners and procurement teams actually ask in the first call, answered straight.
A standard WordPress business site starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused five to seven page build with proper SEO setup, contact forms, mobile-first design and one round of content help. Mid tier at 90,000 BDT covers ten to fifteen pages, a blog, deeper SEO and an admin training session. Business tier at 1,50,000 BDT is for WooCommerce, custom post types, or a booking or membership area. Heavier work - multilingual, complex integrations - is custom from 3,00,000 BDT. You get a fixed quote in writing after one call, with a VAT-ready invoice and 50% advance, 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank - so there is no number that changes on you later.
Plainly: I am one senior developer who runs this with company-grade process - written contract, fixed scope, proper invoicing, documented handover - rather than a building full of staff. That is the honest version, and it is deliberate. The parts of a 'company' that protect a Banani business are the contract, the accountability and the invoice, and you get all of those. The part you usually overpay for - juniors doing the real work behind a senior who only showed up to pitch - is the part I do not have. You deal with one accountable senior from first call to launch and beyond.
Yes. Each payment - the 50% advance and the 50% on launch - comes with a proper invoice your accounts team can file, including the details company books require. Many Banani businesses get burned paying someone who cannot produce a real invoice, which turns into a headache when finance closes the year. I handle the paperwork side properly, so engaging me is clean for your management and your auditors, not just convenient for your marketing team.
Because with most agencies the senior you meet in the pitch is not the person who writes your code - the build quietly moves to a junior once the contract is signed, and your questions then travel through an account manager. With me, the person you brief is the person building, all the way through. You skip the overhead layers and the bait-and-switch, and you still get a real contract and invoice. The honest trade-off is capacity: I take limited projects a month, so you may wait for a slot - but you get accountable senior hands on every page.
Yes, and in Banani this is one of the most common reasons businesses call. First I try to recover access through the hosting provider, the domain registrar, or a database-level admin reset if the email is dead, then re-register everything in your company's name and document it. If the old build is too far gone - pirated theme, undocumented plugins, broken updates - I quote a fresh rebuild on a clean staging site and migrate your real content across. Either way you finish owning every credential, which is the whole point of doing it as a company rather than a one-off favour.
That is the point of building on WordPress properly. I structure the dashboard so a manager who has never seen WordPress can change a restaurant menu, update clinic or salon hours, swap a banner, or publish a blog post in two clicks - and I leave a short Bangla walkthrough video your team can rewatch. The site is meant to be run by your own staff in Banani day to day, with me on call only when something genuinely needs a developer. Three months of post-launch support is included so the early questions are covered.
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