Pricing, Rajshahi
Why "how much for custom software" never has a sticker price in Rajshahi
When a Rajshahi owner asks me for a custom software development price in Rajshahi, something has usually broken. The stock register and the accounts khata no longer agree. Three staff edit the same Excel file and overwrite each other. A coaching centre in Shaheb Bazar tracks 600 students on paper forms and a phone's contact list.
The owner does not want "a system" in the abstract. They want the specific mess in front of them to stop costing money. That is the difference between software and a website. It is also why the price works differently.
A website is a known shape. Software is not. Ask a web designer "koto taka for a website" and he can answer in one line. Almost every website is the same handful of pages. Ask for a custom software price, and the honest first answer is a question back. What exactly should the software do, who uses it, and how many of them?
A two-user stock-and-billing tool for a single silk showroom is "custom software". So is a multi-branch student system for a coaching network. Their prices are not within 5x of each other. Anyone who quotes a flat figure before asking has not understood your problem, or plans not to.
So I do not pretend there is a price list. There is a floor. I do not take software builds under 50,000 BDT, because anything smaller is a spreadsheet with extra steps. It is not worth either of our time. Above that floor, there are tiers that map to scope.
Most first software projects in Rajshahi land between 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. That buys one clear workflow, a clean admin panel, and the reports the owner checks every morning. It includes proper user logins, so staff cannot see what they should not. Truly custom platforms start at 3,00,000 BDT and are scoped one at a time. These are multi-role, multi-branch systems with integrations, the kind you would build a small team around.
I have built this kind of software for about five years, and it is one senior person the whole way. We talk it through on Google Meet or WhatsApp. I write down the actual workflow, quote a fixed number against that written scope, and then build it. No junior in another city inherits your project the day after you pay.
You approve the design and the flow before I write the logic behind them. The money is split 50% to start and 50% on launch. So the price you agree to is the price. You hold the second half until the software runs.
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