Who builds your app
One developer, accountable from first call to the day it goes live
Most Rajshahi business owners who message me about an app have already been burned once - by a team that took the advance, went quiet for two months, and handed over something that crashed the first time a customer with a 4G connection in Shaheb Bazar tried to load it. The problem usually isn't the idea. It's that nobody who could actually code was sitting across the table when the deal was made.
I'm RH Fardin, a freelance app developer working with businesses across Rajshahi. I do the planning, the design, the development and the launch myself. When you ask a question, you're not waiting for a project manager to forward it to a junior in another city - you're getting an answer from the person whose hands are on the code. That's the whole point of hiring a freelancer over an agency: fewer people between your idea and the build, and one name responsible if something breaks.
Around five years of doing this has taught me what Rajshahi's market is really like. Your users are on mid-range Android phones, often on patchy data, and they decide in about ten seconds whether your app is worth keeping. They expect to pay with bKash or Nagad without leaving the app. They're suspicious of anything that asks for too much before it proves itself. I build for that reality - light, fast, and offline-tolerant - not for a demo that only looks good on a fast laptop in a meeting.
I work in clear tiers so you know what you're paying for before we start: 50,000 BDT for a focused single-purpose app, 90,000 BDT for something with accounts and payments, 1,50,000 BDT for a larger build with admin tools and dashboards, and fully custom work from 3,00,000 BDT. Half up front, half when it's live and you've signed off. No surprise invoices, no 'scope changed' games.
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