About RH Fardin
Cheap should still mean it runs on a real phone
The thing nobody tells you about cheap mobile app development in Sylhet is that the price is not the trap — the launch is. A 15,000 taka quote from a CSE student in Shahjalal University buys you an APK file sent over Messenger that installs once, crashes on the second open, and never makes it past the Play Store review queue because nobody set up the developer account, the privacy policy, or the signing key. You paid for an app. You got a file. There is a difference, and it costs you three more months to find out.
I am RH Fardin, a solo senior developer based in Bangladesh. Across roughly five years I have built apps and the systems behind them for Bangladeshi businesses — restaurants in Zindabazar that needed online ordering, probashi-money services where families in Sylhet receive from relatives in London and Birmingham, small retailers who wanted their shop in a customer's pocket instead of just on Facebook. I personally handle the scoping call, the screens, the build, the bKash/Nagad integration, the Play Store and App Store submission, and the launch. No junior writing the actual code, no white-label shop in another city, no "team" that is really just a forwarding address.
My cheap tier is 50,000 BDT, and that is the floor — there is no honest way to build and ship a real app for less. For that you get a proper scoping conversation, a clean mobile app design built for how Sylheti users actually tap, a working build for Android, bKash/Nagad payment flow where it makes sense, and a published app under your own developer account — not mine.
If you need more screens, login, push notifications or iOS as well, the 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers cover it. Genuinely custom apps — heavy backends, live tracking, multi-role systems — start from 3,00,000 BDT, and I will say so plainly rather than promising the world for fifty thousand.
I work on 50 percent advance, 50 percent on launch. I will not start without the advance and I will not chase you for the rest — it is due when the app is on your phone and you have approved it. The design-approval guarantee means I keep refining the screens within scope until you actually say it looks right, before a single line of the final invoice comes due. That is the part the 15,000 taka quote leaves out on purpose.
See pricing in BDT