Why this is different
Most BD app companies sell you a team. I sell you me.
Walk into ten app development companies in Dhaka and you will hear the same pitch — big team, fancy office, three managers, a Trello board, and a quote that mysteriously triples by month two. Your project then gets handed to a junior who is also juggling four other clients, and the senior person you originally met disappears until invoice time. That is the standard BD app development experience, and it is the reason so many small and mid-size Bangladeshi businesses end up with half-finished apps sitting in a folder somewhere.
I work differently. I am RH Fardin — one senior operator, no agency, no juniors handed your code. When you hire me to build your mobile app, I am the person you message at 11 PM with a question, I am the person writing the screens, I am the person uploading the build to Play Console and App Store Connect, and I am the person who picks up the phone six months later when something needs updating. That is the entire chain of command.
Around five years of shipping for the Bangladesh market has taught me one thing clearly — apps here live or die on three things: how fast they open on a mid-range Symphony or Walton phone, whether the payment flow accepts bKash and Nagad without making the user swear, and whether the Bangla copy reads like a human wrote it. Get those right and your retention quietly doubles. Get them wrong and no amount of marketing budget will save you.
Pricing is honest and posted upfront — 50,000 BDT minimum, structured tiers at 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT, and custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance to start, 50% on launch. No retainer traps, no surprise change-order invoices, no charging you for stand-up meetings.
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