Custom software has no shelf price — so when a Bogura developer fires back a number before he has seen how your cold storage or trading firm actually runs, that number is a guess, and you will pay for the guess later.
I am RH Fardin, a senior solo developer, and on this page I lay out the custom software development price in Bogura the way it should be quoted — by scope, not by how much you look like you can pay. Lightweight, single-purpose tools start at the 50,000 BDT floor, with scoped tiers at 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT for smaller web apps, and genuine custom software — a real database, admin panel, user roles and BD payment integration — from 3,00,000 BDT.
Always 50% advance, 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. Whether you run a cold storage near Mohasthan, a seed and agro trade supplying the upazilas, a rice or food-processing mill, a diagnostic chamber off Satmatha or a coaching centre by the colleges, you get one fixed figure after one honest scoping call — and you approve the full design before a single taka of the build is spent.
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Almost every Bogura owner who asks me about custom software opens the same way: "software banate koto taka, vai?" — and they expect a number back in the next message, the way a print shop near Satmatha quotes a banner. Here is the uncomfortable truth about pricing custom software: a developer who gives you a firm figure before he understands your operation is not pricing your software — he is pricing his own fear of losing the chat.
Custom software is not a product on a shelf; it is a thing built around how your specific business already runs. A cold storage tracking thousands of potato lots across owners, chambers, rent and release slips is a completely different build from a coaching centre tracking fees, batches and results, and both are different again from a seed trader whose whole business lives in advances, dahon and party dues. Same word, "software," three different prices — and none of them can be honest until someone has actually looked at your registers.
So what really sets the custom software development price in Bogura? Scope, and scope is made of specific things, not vibes. How many distinct user roles — does only you log in, or do a storekeeper, an accountant and a front-desk person each need their own screens and permissions? How many modules — just inventory, or inventory plus party ledgers plus rent calculation plus SMS alerts plus reporting? Which integrations — bKash or Nagad merchant payment, an SMS gateway for depositor alerts, accounting export, an Android app on top of the web admin?
How many branches or chambers, and how messy is the live data you are migrating off paper and Excel? Each of those is a real chunk of design, build and testing time. That is why I publish tiers instead of one flat lie: scoped, single-purpose tools and small web apps fit the 50,000, 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT tiers, while genuine custom software with its own database, admin panel, user roles and payment integration starts from 3,00,000 BDT.
There is a Bogura-specific reason the cheapest quote is the dangerous one, and it is worth naming plainly. This district has trade, industry and real money — cold storages by the dozen, the seed and agro trade, rice and food-processing mills, the light-engineering and machinery cluster Bogura is genuinely known for — but it has no real software house and no engineering university to keep good developers here. The strong young coders leave for Dhaka or abroad.
So the local choice has usually been a part-timer or a Facebook page who quotes 40,000 or 50,000 taka for a "custom" build, demos something that looks fine, takes your advance, and then disappears when a real cold-storage season with thousands of lots or a bKash flow that actually has to reconcile breaks the half-built thing. That 40,000-taka number was never the price of working software — it was the price of an unfinished object you then pay for a second time.
The 3,00,000 BDT floor for real custom software is not me being expensive; it is the honest cost of scoping your operation correctly, building the right thing, and still answering the phone a year later.
And when you hire me, the figure has no hidden layers, because there is no chain. The person who scopes the price is the person who designs the screens, writes the database and backend code, wires up the bKash or Nagad integration, deploys it, and picks up WhatsApp when your accountant says a screen is confusing.
One senior operator, around five years building custom software and web apps for Bangladeshi businesses — not a Dhaka firm where the senior who quoted is on the next sale by the time a junior opens your project, with an account manager's salary and a tower-office rent quietly baked into your invoice. That is why my custom software development price in Bogura sits below a capital firm for comparable work: you are funding one senior hand, not a building full of people who never touch your project.
The price is fixed in BDT after one scoping call, you approve the full design in Figma before I write a line of backend, it is always 50% advance and 50% on launch, and on launch day the source code, database and server access are yours.
Six things that make the number make sense for a Bogura owner who has been burned by a soft "koto taka" quote that grew once the build had started.
The price follows your actual workflow — user roles, modules, integrations, branches — after one call, not a number fired back before anyone has seen your registers. You know exactly what the figure buys before any taka moves.
Small single-purpose tools fit 50,000, 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT; genuine custom software with a database, admin panel, roles and payments starts at 3,00,000 BDT. You are matched to the right band honestly, never upsold into the bigger one.
Thirty to sixty minutes on how your work runs now, then a one-page scope and a single fixed BDT price that becomes the contract. New requirements are negotiated openly mid-build, never sprung as inflated change requests at the end.
One senior operator, no Dhaka tower office, no account managers, no margin stacked on every billed hour. The capital-firm premium for the same Bogura software is pure overhead — and it is simply not in this number.
50% advance to start, 50% on launch, paid however suits you — no foreign card, no escrow platform. The advance covers scope and design; you only release the balance once the software is built, approved and ready to run.
The figure includes full handover — source code on your GitHub, database backup, server access and docs. No forced retainer holding your software hostage, so the price you pay is the whole price, once.
Let me show you exactly what hides inside a cheap custom-software quote, because in Bogura that 40,000-taka figure is doing a lot of pretending. What you usually get for it is a stock admin template reskinned over a weekend, a database designed for a demo and not a season, no real plan for payment reconciliation, and no thought for what happens when a thousand live cold-storage lots or a harvest-rush of party ledgers actually hit it. It demos beautifully on five test records.
Then the real data lands, the rent calculation does not match the notebook, the bKash IPN never reconciles, a depositor's release query gets stuck, and by the time you need it fixed the part-timer has a Dhaka job offer or sits for exams and stops replying — leaving you with a half-built system, a database nobody else can read, and an advance you will not get back. The cheap quote was never 40,000 taka.
It was 40,000 taka plus the cost of building the whole thing again properly, plus a lost season in between.
Here is how the real number is built instead, so the custom software development price bogura owners pay actually maps to working software. Before I quote anything I want thirty to sixty minutes on a call where you walk me through how the work happens now — which register lives with whom, how the cold storage records a lot and calculates rent, where the seed-trade advances and dues pile up in season, what specifically breaks when your accountant is on leave.
From that I write a one-page scope and a fixed BDT figure, and the size of that figure is driven by concrete things you can see on the page: the count of user roles, the modules, the integrations (bKash, Nagad, SMS, accounting export), the number of branches or chambers, and whether you also need an Android app on top of the web admin.
A single scoped tool — a basic lot tracker, a chamber appointment app, a stock-and-ledger tool — often lands in the 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT tiers, with 50,000 BDT as the floor; a full operational system with its own database, roles and live payments starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance and 50% on launch via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, design approved in Figma before any code, source code and 30 days of free bug fixes handed over at launch.
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There is no single shelf price, because custom software is priced by your workflow, not a rate card. Genuine custom software — its own database, admin panel, user roles and at least one payment integration — starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Smaller single-purpose tools, like a basic cold-storage lot tracker, a chamber appointment web app, or a stock-and-ledger tool, often fit my 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT tiers, and the smallest engagement is the 50,000 BDT floor.
The exact figure depends on how many user roles, which integrations (bKash, Nagad, SMS, accounting), how many branches or chambers, and whether you also need an Android app. I give one fixed BDT price after a single scoping call — never a guess over the phone before I understand your operation — and payment is always 50% advance, 50% on launch.
Because you are almost never being quoted the same thing. A 40,000-taka "custom" quote in Bogura is usually a student or part-timer reskinning a stock admin template, building version one cheaply with no real plan for live data, payment reconciliation or support. It demos fine and breaks the moment a real cold-storage season, real party ledgers or thousands of live records hit it — and the developer is frequently gone to a Dhaka job or exams before you can get it fixed.
Real custom software is designed around your operation from a blank scope, then built and supported by the senior who scoped it, which is why it starts at 3,00,000 BDT. The cheap build usually costs more in the end, because you pay for it twice. If a cheap tool genuinely fits your need I will tell you honestly — but for a cold storage, mill or seed trader it rarely does.
Scope, broken into specifics. The biggest drivers are: how many distinct user roles need their own screens and permissions (just you, versus a storekeeper plus accountant plus front desk); how many modules (inventory only, versus inventory plus party ledgers plus rent calculation plus reporting plus SMS); which integrations you need (bKash or Nagad payment, SMS gateway, accounting export); how many branches or chambers; how messy the live data is that we migrate off paper and Excel; and whether you need an Android app on top of the web admin.
Each of those is real design, build and testing time. That is why I write a one-page scope before quoting — so the number maps to concrete work you can see listed, not a vibe, and so you can drop a module to lower the price if you want to.
I can give you a band, not a firm figure, and I would rather be honest about that than invent a number. If you tell me roughly what the software is for, I can usually say whether you are looking at a scoped tool in the 50,000 to 1,50,000 BDT tiers or a full custom system from 3,00,000 BDT.
But a real fixed price needs thirty to sixty minutes where you walk me through how the work happens now — your registers, your roles, your payment flow, what breaks in season. Anyone who fires back an exact custom-software price in two minutes is either lowballing to keep you in the chat or padding to protect a margin. The call is fast, it is free, and it is the only way the price you are quoted is the price you actually pay.
Never the full amount upfront. It is 50% advance to start and 50% on launch, and you can pay by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer — no foreign card or escrow platform needed. The advance secures your slot and covers the scoping and design phase, and you only release the balance once the software is built, approved and ready to run.
Because you approve the full design in Figma before I write a single line of backend code, you are never paying that second half for something you have not already seen and signed off. For larger custom builds we can split the milestones further so the payment tracks the build — that is something we settle in the scoping call, in writing.
It is included — you own everything, 100%, at no extra charge. On launch day I hand over the full source code (pushed to your own GitHub or Bitbucket), the database backup, the server access credentials, deployment instructions and a short technical manual, plus 30 days of free fixes for genuine bugs and Bangla-English training videos your staff can rewatch. I do not lock you into a forced maintenance retainer to inflate the lifetime price.
If you later find a developer in Bogura or Dhaka to maintain it in-house, they have everything they need on day one. After what this district has seen from part-timers who vanish mid-project, full ownership at the quoted price is exactly how it should work — the figure I quote is the whole cost, once.
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