One goal per page
Every page is planned around the single action you want visitors to take.
We design and develop websites, landing pages, sales funnels and Shopify stores for businesses and agencies around the world, on the platform they already use.
Platforms we build on
GridyBull started as a one-person practice building landing pages and websites, and grew into a small team that plans, designs and builds every project itself. You talk directly to the people doing the work, from the first call to launch and beyond.
Every page is planned around the single action you want visitors to take.
Lean pages, checked on real phones, with forms and tracking tested before launch.
Clear updates, honest timelines and no surprises on the invoice.
Founder
Founder & Lead Developer
Bayzid Bostame founded GridyBull after 13 years of building websites, landing pages and sales funnels for clients on Fiverr, Upwork and Freelancer, and for CRO agencies that needed pages built to convert.
That agency work shaped how GridyBull works today: every page starts with a clear goal, every build is tested before launch, and clients always talk directly to the person doing the work.
Away from the keyboard, Bayzid is a proud dad of two daughters and loves to travel.
Every page should have one job, and do it really well.
A small team means you always know who is working on your project.
Senior Website Developer
Shakil has been building with GridyBull for 6 years. He specialises in conversion-focused landing pages, building fast, pixel-perfect pages on Unbounce, Instapage and WordPress.
Senior Website Developer
Ashiqur has been building with GridyBull for 5 years. He focuses on high-converting landing pages and funnels, turning designs into fast, reliable pages on Webflow, ClickFunnels, GoHighLevel and WordPress.
Junior Website Developer
Shawon joined GridyBull a year ago and builds landing pages and WordPress sites with the team, turning designs into clean, responsive pages.




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