When the spreadsheet, the WhatsApp group and the rented software all stop fitting how you actually run things — that is when you call a custom software development company.
A custom software development company in Dhanmondi that is one senior person, not a sales desk. I scope it, design it, build it and hand you the code. For Satmasjid Road clinics, schools, restaurants, fashion brands and distributors who are done forcing their business into someone else's software.
Business systems start at 50,000 BDT; fully custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank. Design-approval guarantee — you sign off the screens before I build them.
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Here is the pattern I see almost every week. A business around Dhanmondi 27 or Satmasjid Road runs for years on a mix of Excel, a WhatsApp group, a paper register and one rented software that does 60% of what they need. Then it breaks — two people edit the same sheet, a payment goes uncollected, stock counts stop matching, and the owner finally decides: enough, build me something that fits us.
So they search for a custom software development company in Dhanmondi, sign with a registered firm, and three months later they are emailing a junior they have never met about a feature the sales person promised but never wrote down. That gap — between who sold you the project and who actually builds it — is the single biggest reason custom software fails in this city.
I'm RH Fardin. With me there is no gap, because there is no one in between. The person who sits with you to understand how your front desk, your accounts and your store actually work is the same person who draws the screens, writes the code, fixes the bug at 11pm before launch, and trains your staff. About five years of doing this solo, custom software development dhanmondi bd clients keep choosing — not because I'm cheaper for the sake of it, but because a one-person operation cannot subcontract your project to someone learning on it. There is no junior. There is no one to hide behind.
I am not the right fit for everyone, and I will say so on the first call. If you need a 40-person team building a banking core or a national logistics platform, you need a real software house with redundancy and a service-level agreement, and I will tell you that to your face instead of taking your advance. What I am the right fit for is the Dhanmondi business that needs ONE well-built system — a clinic and diagnostic workflow, a school admission and fees ledger, a restaurant order and inventory tool, a boutique stock-and-sales system, a distributor's order-to-collection pipeline — built properly, owned outright, by someone whose phone you have.
The money is honest and fixed up front. Most business systems for a Dhanmondi company land in the 50,000 to 1,50,000 BDT range depending on how many moving parts you have. Genuinely custom, multi-role, multi-module software — several user types, deep reporting, integrations into payment and SMS — starts at 3,00,000 BDT. You pay 50% to start and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. No retainer you don't need, no per-seat licence that grows every time you hire.
Not a feature list copied from a brochure. These are the things that decide whether custom software survives contact with a real Dhanmondi business — and what you get from me by default.
The person who quotes you is the person who builds it and the person who picks up when something breaks. No account manager, no subcontracted junior, no 'let me check with the dev team' on every change.
I map how the work moves through your business before I write code — who enters what, who approves it, where money and stock change hands. The software fits your process instead of forcing your staff into someone else's.
Collections wired into the software with bKash Merchant and Nagad, so payments reconcile against invoices automatically instead of being copied from an agent app into a spreadsheet at the end of the day.
A dashboard built for the person paying the salaries — daily sales, dues, stock, staff activity — readable on your phone, not a 14-column export you have to open on a laptop to understand.
Tested on the mid-range Androids and old counter PCs your staff actually use, on the kind of internet Dhanmondi actually has. It works when the line is slow, not just on a demo laptop.
On final payment you get the full source code and the database. No licence lock, no hostage situation. If you ever want to bring it in-house or hand it to another developer, you can — and that keeps me honest.
Before you pay any custom software development company in Dhanmondi a single taka, answer one question honestly: is there a ready-made product that already does 90% of this? If you need plain accounting, Tally or a standard POS may genuinely be enough, and a good consultant tells you to buy it instead of building it.
Custom is worth the money only when your business does something a packaged product fights you on — a diagnostic centre that needs to link a patient, a test, a report and a doctor's commission in one flow; a school that bills on a fees structure no SaaS understands; a restaurant juggling dine-in, parcel and three delivery apps against one kitchen and one stock count; a distributor whose whole margin lives in the gap between order, delivery and collection. That is the line.
If a rented system can't model how YOUR business actually makes money, no amount of configuring it will fix that — you build.
And when you do build, the thing that protects you is not the size of the company's signboard — it is being able to see who is actually doing the work. A registered firm with a glass office in Dhanmondi can still hand your project to a fresher and a Trello board you never see, then disappear into 'maintenance' when the real bugs surface after launch. A solo senior developer has nowhere to hide: the same person is accountable on day one and on day three hundred. That is the trade.
You give up the comfort of a big logo and a five-person support team; in return you get an actual human who knows every line of your system, who scoped it sitting across from you, and who you can reach directly when it matters. For one well-built business system, in a market where the most common complaint is 'the developer vanished,' that trade is usually the safer bet — not the riskier one.
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
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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.
The questions Dhanmondi business owners actually ask on the first call about commissioning custom software.
It depends entirely on how many moving parts your system has, but the floor is 50,000 BDT and I quote a fixed price, not a hidden hourly rate. A focused single-purpose tool for a Dhanmondi business — say a clinic appointment-and-report system, or a boutique stock-and-sales tool — usually lands between 50,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. Genuinely custom software with several user roles, deep reporting and payment plus SMS integration starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance to begin and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. I will not give you a number until I understand the work — a real quote needs a real conversation, not a price list.
Because with most registered firms, the person who sells you the project is not the person who builds it. You meet a sales lead, sign, and then your work goes to a junior you never spoke to — and that handoff is where requirements get lost and timelines slip. With me, one senior person scopes, designs, builds and supports your system. The trade-off is honest: a solo developer can't match a 40-person team for a massive multi-system platform, and I'll tell you when you need one of those instead. But for one well-built business system, having a single accountable human beats a big signboard with a junior behind it.
First call, we figure that out together — and sometimes the answer is 'keep what you have.' If your rented system does 90% of the job and the missing 10% is small, building from scratch is a waste of money. But if the software fights how your business actually works — if your staff keep maintaining a side spreadsheet to make it usable, or you're paying per-seat licences that climb every time you hire — that's the signal to build something that fits. I'll give you the straight answer even if it means a smaller project for me.
Yes. I integrate bKash Merchant and Nagad directly into the system so payments reconcile against invoices and dues automatically, instead of someone copying numbers from the agent app into Excel every evening. If you also want cash-on-delivery tracking, SMS payment confirmations to customers, or a daily collection report on your phone, those fit in the same build. We'll scope exactly which payment flows you need before I quote.
That's the whole point, and it's why I scope around your front desk before I design anything. The screens your staff touch every day are built in plain Bangla-friendly language, with the fewest clicks to do the common task, tested on the same mid-range phones and counter PCs they already use around Satmasjid Road. After launch I train your team in person and stay reachable while they settle in. If your staff need a manual to do daily work, I designed it wrong.
You own it. On final payment I hand over the complete source code and the database — no licence key, no locked admin, no situation where you have to keep paying me just to keep your own software running. You're free to bring it in-house or move to another developer whenever you want. I'd rather earn your next project by being good than trap you with code you can't access, and frankly that ownership is what keeps a solo developer honest with you.
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