Solo freelance software developer, Bangladesh
One developer, your build, no handoff drama
Most software projects in Bangladesh die in the handoff. The salesperson promises one thing, the project manager passes a half-written brief to a junior coder, and three months later you are paying for a half-broken admin panel that nobody on the team actually understands. As a freelance software developer in BD, my job is to delete that whole layer. You talk to me. I write the code. I deploy it. If something breaks at 11pm before your client demo, the WhatsApp message reaches the person who can actually fix it.
I have spent about five years building custom software for clients in Dhaka, Chattogram and a few overseas Bangladeshi founders running operations from Dubai and London. The work ranges from internal dashboards that replaced messy Google Sheets, to client portals for service businesses, to inventory and order tools for shops that outgrew Excel. I do not chase every framework that trends on Twitter. I pick stable tools, write code another developer can read in two years, and document what I built so you are never held hostage if you want to switch.
Freelance does not mean cheap or casual here. It means you get a senior operator's attention without paying for an office in Gulshan, three account managers and a foosball table. Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT for small focused tools, 90,000 BDT for medium internal apps with auth and a real database, 1,50,000 BDT for multi-role systems with admin panels and reporting, and from 3,00,000 BDT for custom builds with integrations like bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz, ERP sync or third-party APIs.
Payment is simple: 50% advance to lock the build slot, 50% on launch once you have signed off on UAT. You own the code, the database, the repository and the deployment. I hand you the keys. If you ever want to bring the work in-house or move to another developer, nothing is locked behind me.
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