A web app is not a brochure site with a login. It is software, and most Bangladesh agencies sell it like a website. I build it like software.
Maybe you paid a Bangladesh company for a web app. You got a broken admin panel, missing user roles, and a developer who went quiet after the second milestone. You are why this page exists, and why I aim to be the best web application development company in Bangladesh for you. I am RH Fardin. I design, plan, code, deploy and maintain web apps for Bangladesh businesses, solo. Internal tools, customer portals, booking systems, dashboards, SaaS MVPs and multi-vendor platforms. Apps start from 50,000 BDT.
About 5 years building real web apps for Bangladesh businesses. Admin panels people really log into every morning.
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Every company in Dhaka calls itself the "best web application development company in Bangladesh." Pull up ten of their portfolios and you see the same three things. A static company website labelled a "web portal." A WordPress site with a contact form labelled a "CRM." And a Shopify store labelled a "multi-vendor platform."
A real web app has user login and role-based permissions. It has a database design you can defend on a whiteboard, and business logic that runs on the server. It has an admin panel the owner can use without calling a developer. And it has an API layer that talks to bKash, Nagad, SteadFast, Pathao or whatever else your operation needs. Most BD agencies cannot deliver that. So they call something simpler "the same thing" and hope you do not notice until the cheque clears.
Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused, single-purpose app. Most real business apps land in the 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT range. Complex custom builds with several roles, integrations and bKash or Nagad start from 3,00,000 BDT. You pay 50% advance and 50% on launch. You approve every screen before I write the production code. No juniors and no subcontractors. One name on the contract, one WhatsApp number, one inbox that replies.
I have spent about 5 years building exactly this kind of work, solo and hands-on, from the database up. I built order systems for ecommerce sellers who outgrew WooCommerce. I built internal dashboards for trading and import-export houses drowning in Google Sheets. I built booking apps for service businesses, lead portals for sales teams, and multi-branch stock tools.
I also built small SaaS MVPs for Bangladeshi founders. They needed a working v1 to show investors and early users, without burning 15 lakh on a Dhaka agency. Every line of code, every screen, every database change is mine. When you message at 11pm because a user role is broken, the person who shipped that role replies.
Being "the best" here does not mean being the biggest or the loudest. It means finishing what you start. It means picking the right stack for the problem, not whatever the developer happens to know. It means writing code the next person can read, and a build you can hand to another developer in two years without an apology.
It also means saying no. If your app idea is really a spreadsheet, I will tell you so and save you 1,50,000 BDT. If it truly is a real app, I will scope it and quote it honestly, build it cleanly, and hand it over with documents, not excuses.
Most of my web app clients in Bangladesh came after a failed first try with someone else. They paid 80,000 to 2,00,000 BDT and got something half-built. Some lost the source code, or got it on a USB with no documents. Now they need a senior to rescue it or rebuild it from scratch. I do both. If you are reading this before the first mistake, even better. We can skip the rescue and build it right the first time.
Six clear reasons the "best web application development company in Bangladesh" search ends with me. Not because I say so, but because of how the work gets done.
A custom database design, proper login, role-based permissions and business logic on the server. Not a WordPress plugin pretending to be a CRM. The difference shows up the day your user count passes 200.
The person who designs the data model also writes the API, builds the UI and deploys it live. No calls six months in saying "the junior who built that part has left the company."
Real merchant API work with webhook checks, retry logic and transaction matching. Not a static "send money to this number" page. The same care goes into SteadFast, Pathao and Paperfly when you need shipping APIs.
The dashboard is built for the person running the operation, in a Bangla-English mix, not for a developer. Filters, exports, search, bulk actions and audit logs. The boring stuff decides if the software gets used.
You get the Git repository, settings files, deployment steps, a README and a schema diagram. If you ever switch developers, your next person opens the repo and starts working. No digging required.
Every screen goes through your approval before I touch production code. That means login, dashboard, every data page and every pop-up. If you do not like a screen, I redesign it. No "this is what we built, take it."
When a Bangladesh business asks me for a web app, the first hour is not about technology. It is about the operation. How many users log in each day, and what are their roles? How does an order or record move today? Is it a Google Sheet, a Messenger thread, a printed register, or all three? Where does cash arrive: bKash personal or merchant, Nagad, bank transfer, or COD through SteadFast or Pathao? And how does it get matched with the order now?
Which step costs the most time when the team is busy? What breaks during Eid sales, Pohela Boishakh promotions, or month-end closing? That talk separates a tool used every day from a beautiful 1,50,000 BDT app that sits unused after week three. A real web app is a model of your operation. If I do not understand your operation, the model will be wrong, no matter how good the code is.
I pick the stack that fits the problem. Most BD business apps use Laravel and MySQL, or Node.js and PostgreSQL, with a Tailwind, Inertia or React front end. Boring, mature, easy to hire for, and easy to host on a 2,000 BDT a month VPS. SaaS MVPs lean toward Next.js with a Postgres backend, so founders move fast and still scale. I avoid clever stacks that are hard to maintain. If your next developer cannot find five others who know a framework, I skip it.
Hosting goes on a real VPS like DigitalOcean, Hetzner or Contabo, with proper backups. Not the cPanel shared hosting most BD agencies dump apps onto. Domain, SSL, server hardening, daily database backups and a deployment pipeline are included, set up and documented. You pay 50% advance and 50% on launch. Prices start at 50,000 BDT for a small tool, 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT for a multi-role business app, and 3,00,000 BDT for SaaS-grade builds. You own the code, server logins and documents, and you have my number.
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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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Real questions Bangladesh business owners and founders ask me before signing for a web application project.
Honest answer: it depends on what the app does, not a marketing tier. A focused web tool, like a booking system for one service or a lead tracker for one team, starts at 50,000 BDT. A multi-role business app with admin panel, customer portal, bKash or Nagad and reporting is usually 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT. Custom SaaS or multi-tenant builds start from 3,00,000 BDT and rise with scope. You pay 50% advance and 50% on launch. After a 30-minute call, I quote a fixed price. No hourly games.
I am not the best for every project. Grameenphone or bKash building with 200 engineers should hire a big firm. Now say you are a founder spending 50,000 to 5,00,000 BDT on a web app that must ship and work. Then one senior who owns the whole build beats three juniors managed by a PM who never opens the code. You get one decision-maker, one timeline and one name to hold to account. The code comes from someone who has shipped this before, not a learner on your budget.
Yes, with real merchant API work, not a static QR or "send to this number" page. The bKash gateway gets the proper checkout flow, webhook checks and refund handling. The Nagad merchant API gets the same. SteadFast and Pathao handle order creation, label printing and status webhooks. I have built these into working live apps, so I know the traps. Token refresh, webhook signature mismatches, partial COD delivery status. The things that quietly break a week after launch.
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. The honest answer depends on what is in the repo. Send me the codebase, or whatever you have. I will spend an hour reading it for free. Then I will tell you if finishing it is cheaper than rebuilding. About half the rescue projects I see are worth saving. The other half are faster and cheaper to rebuild properly. Either way, you get a straight answer, not a sales pitch.
Yes, fully. The Git repository sits in your account or moves to you at launch. The VPS, domain, database, SSL, deployment scripts and backups are all in your name, with logins handed over. I write a README that explains how to run the app locally and how to deploy a change, plus a schema diagram. If you ever move to another developer, your next person opens the repo and starts working. No lock-in and no monthly hostage hosting.
A small focused app takes 3 to 5 weeks. A multi-role business app with payment and shipping links takes 6 to 10 weeks. A larger SaaS or multi-tenant build takes 10 weeks and up, split into phases so you see working software early. I take only a few projects at a time, on purpose. If I cannot give your build full senior attention, I say so, and we book a start date. I would rather lose a project than ship something I will not put my name on.
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