A custom software development company in Mirpur should still be reachable on the same number a year after launch.
I'm RH Fardin. I scope, design, build and hand over business software myself — no sales team in front, no juniors behind. You get a written scope, an invoice you can put in your books, and the source code as yours. Builds start at 50,000 BDT.
~5 years building. One senior operator end to end. 50% advance, 50% on launch. Design-approval guarantee.
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When a Mirpur business searches for a custom software development company instead of a developer, it's usually not about size. It's about fear. Fear that the person who built your inventory or invoicing system disappears, the WhatsApp number goes dead, and you're left with a half-finished tool nobody else can read. So you go looking for a 'company' — something that feels like it will still be there next year. Fair instinct. The problem is that half the 'companies' selling custom software in Mirpur and Dhaka are a sales person up front, two juniors in the back, and a project that gets passed around until it stalls.
I run this differently and I'm honest about what I am: one senior developer, around five years of shipping real business software, doing the whole thing myself. The 'company' reliability you actually want — a written scope before money changes hands, a proper invoice with a TIN you can file, your source code and database handed over in full, and one accountable person who picks up the phone — all of that I give you. The org chart you don't want — handoffs, a junior learning on your project, a quote that balloons after sign-off — none of that exists here because there's no one to hand off to.
Custom software development in Mirpur BD is a different commitment than ordering a website. A website is mostly done at launch. Software is a relationship: your business changes, a new product line appears, you hire two more people, the tax rules shift — and the tool has to move with you. That's exactly why the 'who is behind it' question matters more for software than for anything else you'll buy online. You're not buying a file. You're buying years of someone understanding how your specific operation runs.
So before we talk features, we talk about how your business actually works on the ground in Mirpur — cash drawer, bKash and Nagad coming in, the staff who'll touch the screen every day, the reports you personally check at night. I'd rather build the boring system you'll genuinely use than the impressive one that gets abandoned in three weeks. If a clean spreadsheet honestly solves your problem, I'll tell you that too, before you spend 50,000 BDT.
Six things you're really buying when you pick a custom software development company in Mirpur — beyond the feature list.
Before any advance, you get a plain-Bangla-or-English document listing exactly what the software does and doesn't do. No 'we'll figure it out later' that turns into a bigger bill at the end.
A proper invoice you can hand to your accountant — useful when the build is a real business expense, not a personal favour. The 'company' paperwork without the company markup.
On full payment you get the complete codebase and database, documented enough that another developer could continue it. You're never hostage to me staying interested.
The person who scoped it is the person who built it and the person who answers when something breaks. No ticket queue, no 'the developer who did that has left the company'.
Cash, bKash and Nagad reconciled in one place, reports that match how you actually count money, and screens your existing staff can run without a training manual.
Built so a new branch, a new product line, or two new staff don't mean starting over. The structure assumes your Mirpur business gets bigger, not that it stays frozen.
Here's the comparison most Mirpur buyers are quietly making: a registered software firm with an office on the main road versus a single developer they found online. The office is reassuring, and for some buyers — large tenders, multi-year enterprise contracts, a client who legally requires a vendor company — a registered firm is genuinely the right call, and I'll say so plainly. But for the vast majority of Mirpur businesses commissioning their first or second custom system, that office is something you're paying for without using.
It's rent, a sales salary, an account manager who relays your words to a developer you'll never meet, and a layer of juniors whose learning curve is funded by your project. Three rounds of telephone later, the thing you described isn't the thing that gets built.
What you actually need is accountability you can hold in your hand, and that doesn't require a signboard. With me you get the written scope, the filing-ready invoice, and the full source-code handover that protect you exactly the way a company contract is supposed to — plus the one thing a firm structurally can't promise: that the senior who understood your business on day one is the same person fixing it eighteen months later. That's the trade. If your situation truly needs a registered vendor, take it; you'll know because someone is requiring it on paper. If what you really need is software that works and a person who stays, that's the entire reason I work the way I do.
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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Straight answers to what Mirpur business owners ask before commissioning custom software.
It starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused, single-purpose tool. Most real business systems land in the 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT range depending on how many moving parts there are. Genuinely complex, multi-module custom software starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are simple: 50% advance to begin, 50% on launch — bKash and Nagad are fine for the advance. I quote a number against a written scope, so 'koto taka' has a real answer, not a guess that grows later.
One person — me, RH Fardin, a senior developer with about five years of building business software. I won't pretend to be a 20-desk firm. What I give you is the part of 'company' that protects you: a written scope, a proper invoice for your accountant, and full source-code handover. What you skip is the part that just costs more: sales staff, account managers, and junior developers practising on your project.
This is the right question to ask any vendor, company or solo. My answer is structural, not a promise: on full payment you own the complete, documented source code and database, so any competent developer can pick it up. You're never locked to me. In practice I stay reachable on the same number for support, but the protection is that you're not dependent on me staying — a guarantee a firm with staff turnover can't actually match.
Yes, and for a Mirpur business that's usually the whole point. Most owners take cash at the counter, bKash and Nagad through the day, and need it all reconciled in one place so the end-of-day total actually matches the drawer. I build that in from the start, with reports laid out the way you already count money — not a foreign template you have to mentally translate every night.
Yes. You get the scope in writing before any payment, and a proper invoice you can file as a business expense. This is exactly what people are really after when they search for a 'company' instead of a freelancer — the paperwork that makes it a clean business transaction. You get that here without paying the overhead of an actual office.
No. Once it's launched and paid, it's yours — code, data, all of it — with no mandatory monthly lock-in. If your business grows and you want a new module, a new branch added, or ongoing changes, we agree that separately when you actually need it. I'd rather you come back because the software earned it than because a contract trapped you.
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