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What "cheap" custom software actually means when one senior writes it
Almost every founder looking for cheap custom software development in BD is staring at two quotes. One is a 5,00,000 BDT proposal from a Dhaka agency with six pages of buzzwords. The other is a 90,000 BDT WhatsApp message from someone's nephew. Both are wrong, for different reasons. The agency price carries 6 people you will never meet.
The nephew's price has no plan for what happens later. What happens when your data hits 50,000 rows? When a delivery boy needs the app offline in Mirpur traffic? When bKash changes its IPN format? Cheap custom software only works when someone senior cuts the scope down to what you truly need on day one. They also refuse to bolt on things that look good in a slide deck but don't move the business.
I am RH Fardin, and I've been writing custom tools for Bangladeshi businesses for about five years. I've built POS for small retail chains and inventory and dispatch for distributors. I've built simple ERP layers for garment subcontractors, booking systems for clinics and school admin tools. I've also built dashboards that pull from bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz and Pathao.
I do all of it myself. That's the only reason an affordable price can also buy real software. There's no project manager between you and the code. The person you message at 11pm about a bug is the person who wrote the bug.
The realistic floor for real custom software in BD is about 3,00,000 BDT. Below that, you aren't actually getting custom software. You're getting a WordPress site, a Bubble.io prototype, or a Google Sheet with a form on top. Those are all fine starting points, and I build them too, from 50,000 BDT to 1,50,000 BDT, if that's what your business needs.
I'll tell you which one fits before you pay a taka. I'll also tell you straight if a 50,000 BDT website plus a smart spreadsheet workflow would beat a half-built custom tool.
Here's what I won't do. I won't take your money for a cheap quote and vanish for three months. I won't hand you a half-broken admin panel and then quietly raise the price when bugs show up. The whole point of working with one senior expert is simple. You get one number, one timeline, one accountable human, and software that survives past launch week.
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