In focus
How a Sylhet custom build actually goes, and why it usually doesn't blow up
Custom software has a bad name here for one reason. People pay an advance, get a half-working demo, then chase the developer for six months. So I run it differently. First, we have a real talk about your workflow. It's not a feature wish list. It's about where your day really hurts. I write that back to you as a plain scope: what it will do, what it won't do, and the price.
You approve the design before I build, and that approval is a guarantee. If the build isn't the design you signed off, fixing it is on me. You don't pay for it again. Then comes the 50% advance to start, and the build. You pay the final 50% only when the system is live and working in your hands.
On price, here is the honest answer to "koto taka?" Small, focused tools start at 50,000 BDT. That covers a clean billing, inventory or booking system for one shop. The next tiers are 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, as the logic and the number of moving parts grow. A truly custom platform starts from 3,00,000 BDT. That means multi-branch, roles and permissions, and integrations. It's what a growing Sylhet business or a remittance-backed group needs.
I won't pretend a 3-lakh system can be done for 50,000. And I won't quote you 3 lakh for something a 50,000 tool already solves. Tell me the real problem, and I'll tell you which end of that range you're in, before you pay anything.