WordPress, built for a trading town
Narayanganj has been selling to the rest of the country for a century. The website should make that easier, not harder.
Most Narayanganj owners don't message me because they want WordPress. They message because their nephew built something on a free theme two years ago, it's slow, half the products are out of date, and changing a price means waiting for the nephew to be free. That's the actual problem WordPress solves here: you get a real dashboard you can run yourself — update a rate, add a new lot of knitwear, post a notice — instead of a locked site where every small edit is someone else's favour. That's why I build on WordPress for most clients in this city, and it's exactly the part cheap builds skip: setting the dashboard up so a non-technical trader can actually use it.
Narayanganj runs on cloth and trade, and that decides what a site here has to do. The people I build for are hosiery and knitwear manufacturers around BSCIC and Fatullah, wholesale fabric and garments traders in Tanbazar and Nitaiganj, dyeing and washing units in Siddhirganj, jute and re-rolling mills along the Shitalakkhya, and the buying houses and exporters who deal with foreign buyers. For all of them WordPress fits cleanly: a credible company site, a product or catalogue section they can edit, a downloadable company profile or rate list, and enquiry forms that drop straight into WhatsApp where the deal actually gets done.
The way I work doesn't change project to project. You approve the design before I write a line of code, so nothing built surprises you. The stack stays lean on purpose — a proper theme set up right, only the plugins the site genuinely needs, images compressed so they open on a phone in a noisy Tanbazar market, caching and security from day one, not bolted on later. At launch every login is in your name, you get a walkthrough of your exact dashboard, and plain notes on where to change what. You own all of it — no rent to keep your own site online.
On price I'll be straight, because it's the first thing everyone asks. WordPress website development in Narayanganj starts at 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 depending on page count, how much custom design, and whether you need a shop or a catalogue. A fully custom build is from 3,00,000 BDT. It's 50% to start and 50% on launch — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, all fine. I'm one senior operator with around five years on WordPress: when you message about your site, you reach the person who built it, not a junior who's already forgotten your name.
See pricing in BDT