A custom software development service in Rajshahi is only worth paying for if the person who scopes it is the person who builds it. With me, that is always the same person.
I am RH Fardin — a senior solo developer who runs the whole custom software development service in Rajshahi as one thread: the scoping call, the screens in Figma, the database, the backend, the bKash or Nagad and SMS integration, the deployment, and the WhatsApp number you message six months later. No salesman taking your brief and handing it to a junior you never meet.
The silk trader off Sopura still tracking dealer dues in a ledger, the private clinic in Laxmipur whose front desk is buried in billing slips, the food-processing mill in the BSCIC estate reconciling stock by hand — you walk me through how the work really happens, and I build the system that runs it. From 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch, full design approved before a line of code is written.
One senior operator | ~5 years building software for BD businesses | bKash/Nagad & SMS integration | 50% advance, 50% on launch | Full source-code handover, no lock-in
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Most Rajshahi owners who come to me for a custom software development service have already tried the cheaper paths and got burned. They bought a 'ready-made' system online that fit nobody, or hired a freelancer who built half a thing and went quiet, or stretched an Excel file so far that it now takes one specific employee to make sense of it.
The pain that finally pushes them to a proper service is rarely 'we want software' — it is a number that does not reconcile, a dealer disputing a payment nobody can prove, a patient's old report that takes an hour to find, a stock count that disagrees with the godown every single month. That is the moment a real custom software development service in Rajshahi earns its price: someone sits down, understands the mess, and builds one system that becomes the single source of truth.
What makes the Rajshahi brief specific is the mix of trades that actually run this city's economy off the back of education and silk.
Beyond the coaching centres and colleges, there is a quiet layer of working businesses that need software badly and get ignored by Dhaka houses: silk and handloom traders managing dealers, dues and consignment stock; private clinics and diagnostic chains that draw patients from across the northern districts and run on billing, queues and report delivery; rice mills, mustard-oil crushers and food-processing units in the BSCIC industrial estate juggling raw purchase, party ledgers and finished stock; distributors and dealers moving FMCG and pharma across Rajshahi division on credit.
A generic 'business software' template was built for a Dhaka retail counter and quietly fails all of them. A custom software development service in Rajshahi, done properly, is shaped around the exact workflow you already run — not bent to fit a demo someone built for a different country.
When you book the service, here is what 'one senior operator' really means in practice. I take the scoping call myself and ask the awkward questions — who holds which register, what breaks when that person is on leave, where money goes unaccounted. I write the user flows, design every screen in Figma, build the database and the backend, wire up bKash Merchant or Nagad and the SMS gateway, deploy it to your server, and train your staff.
There is no project manager relaying your words, no junior reinterpreting a spec, no senior who vanishes to the next sale once the contract is signed. Around five years building custom software and web apps for Bangladeshi businesses, one person from your first message to handover. That single point of accountability is the entire value of the service — software fits a business when the builder understood it, and fails when the brief was passed down a line until nobody remembered it.
Pricing is in BDT and fixed after one call, never guessed over the phone before I understand your operation. Genuine custom software — a real database, admin panel, multiple user roles, payment and SMS integration — starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Smaller scoped tools and lightweight web apps fit my 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT tiers when the scope genuinely allows it, and the smallest engagement is 50,000 BDT.
Every project is 50% advance and 50% on launch — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer — and you sign off the full design in Figma before I write a single line of code. If your real need is a 200-screen ERP for a thousand-worker operation, I will tell you honestly to hire a larger team rather than take your advance for something one person should not promise.
Six things a serious Rajshahi business gets as standard scope from me — not as upsells discovered halfway through the build.
I do not price a custom job over the phone. A 30-to-60-minute call where you walk me through how the work happens now turns into a written one-page scope you sign — and that scope, not a vague verbal promise, becomes the contract.
The system maps how your clinic books patients, how your mill records a party payment, how your dealer dues actually accumulate — not a generic template bent to fit. Software that matches the way your staff already work gets used; software that fights them gets abandoned.
Payment integration for bKash Merchant, Nagad, SSLCommerz or AamarPay and a Bangla-capable SMS gateway is standard scope — the OTP flows, IPN callbacks and reconciliation cases handled by someone who has shipped them before, not learned on your project.
Every screen is approved in Figma before backend code starts. If a flow does not match how your front desk or accountant actually works, we fix it on paper while changes are free — not in production after you have already paid the second half.
On launch you receive the source code on your own GitHub, the database backup, server access and documentation. Hire a local RUET developer to maintain it next year if you want — nothing about your own software is held hostage.
When a screen confuses your office assistant six months in, you message the same person who built it — not a ticket queue. Thirty days of free fixes for genuine bugs come standard, plus Bangla-English training videos your team can rewatch.
Owners ask me 'how long?' before they ask 'how much?', and the honest answer starts with refusing to write code in week one. The first week is discovery: I want to sit with how your business genuinely runs — which ledger lives with whom, how a dealer payment gets recorded today, where a patient report query gets stuck, what specifically breaks when the one person who understands the Excel file takes leave. Out of that comes a one-page scope and a flat BDT price you sign before anything else happens.
Week two is design — I draw every screen in Figma and you click through the actual flows, so the front-desk staff and the accountant who will live in this software get to say 'no, that is not how we do it' while it still costs nothing to change. Only once you approve the design do I open a code editor. That sequence is the whole reason custom software either fits a Rajshahi business or quietly does not get used after launch.
From there, build and handover are deliberate. I work in milestones you can see, not a black box that goes silent for two months and surprises you at the end — and any new requirement that comes up mid-build gets discussed and priced openly, never sprung as an inflated 'change request' on the final invoice the way larger houses do.
When live data goes in, I migrate your existing records carefully — your years of student, patient or party data are usually the most valuable thing you own, and a sloppy import is how cheap projects lose them. On launch you get the full source code, database and server access, a short technical manual, thirty days of free bug fixes, and training videos in Bangla and English your staff can rewatch instead of calling you every time they forget a step.
If you are searching for a custom software development service in Rajshahi by the only test that matters — software your team is still using a year from now — this is what that actually requires: one senior person who learned your operation before he built for it, priced it honestly, and answers when you message after the invoice is paid.
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Straight answers to what Rajshahi business owners ask me on the first WhatsApp message about a custom software development service.
Genuine custom software with a real database, admin panel, multiple user roles and at least one payment integration starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Smaller scoped tools — a single clinic billing app, a dealer-dues and ledger tool, a basic stock tracker — sometimes fit my 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT tiers, and the smallest engagement is 50,000 BDT. The exact number depends on how many user roles, which integrations (bKash, Nagad, SMS, accounting), how many branches, and whether you also need an Android app. I quote one fixed BDT price after a single scoping call, with 50% advance and 50% on launch — never a guess over the phone before I understand how your business runs.
It depends entirely on scope, which is exactly why I scope before I quote a timeline. A small scoped tool at the 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT level is usually a few weeks. A full custom system from 3,00,000 BDT — multiple roles, payment and SMS integration, reporting, data migration — typically runs a couple of months, with the first week or two spent on discovery and Figma design before any code. I work in milestones you can watch rather than going dark and surprising you at the end. After our scoping call I give you a realistic date in writing, and I would rather quote an honest timeline than a fast one I cannot keep.
Real software. This service is for systems with a proper database, an admin panel, role-based logins for different staff, business logic and reporting — clinic and diagnostic billing and report systems, dealer and party ledgers with dues and ageing, inventory and stock for mills and traders, distributor order and credit tracking, HR and payroll for a few hundred staff. I also build the web app or Android front end your staff and customers use. If what you actually need is a brochure website rather than software, I will tell you that on the call and point you to the right, cheaper option instead of overselling you a system you do not need.
Yes, and data migration is part of the service, not an afterthought. Your years of party records, patient histories, dealer balances or stock data are usually the most valuable thing you own, so I import them carefully and reconcile the totals against your existing books before go-live — a sloppy import is how cheap projects quietly lose history. Clean, consistent Excel files migrate fastest; messy or handwritten registers take more work and I will be honest about that effort in the scope. The goal is that on launch day your real opening balances and history are already in the system, not a blank database you have to rebuild by hand.
Both, when the workflow needs it. Most Rajshahi businesses run the admin and reporting side in a web panel on a laptop at the front desk or in the office, and add a mobile app only where it genuinely helps — a sales or delivery app for field staff on Android, or a customer-facing app for booking or ordering. Because most of your buyers and staff are on Android, I build there first. I will not pad the scope with an app you do not need just to raise the price; if a clean mobile-friendly web app does the job, that is what I will recommend and quote.
No. The service comes with 30 days of free fixes for genuine bugs after launch and full handover of the source code, database and server access, so you are never locked in. Beyond that you can take a simple paid support arrangement with me if you want one hand on the system, or hire a local Rajshahi or RUET developer in-house — they have everything they need on day one because nothing is hidden. I do not force a monthly retainer as the price of getting your own software to keep. You own it completely, and ongoing support is your choice, not a trap.
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