Senior freelancer, not a six-person Slack thread
Why founders in BD hire one freelancer instead of an agency
Before you hire a freelance web app developer in BD, hear the usual agency story. You meet a polished founder in a Gulshan cafe and sign the contract. For the next four months, you email a junior who copy-pastes status updates. Then they quietly ship a WordPress theme with custom fields, when you asked for a proper web app. By the time the bug list grows, the senior who pitched you is on three other projects.
With me, I'm the only person on your project. The voice on the call, the hands on the code and the one who fixes the 2am bug are the same person.
I work best with founders who have a real operations problem. Think of a delivery business juggling 40 riders in Excel, or a clinic chasing follow-ups on paper. Think of a B2B distributor whose stockists still WhatsApp orders one by one. Or a coaching center that keeps attendance on a whiteboard.
These are not 'websites'. They are web apps with roles, permissions, dashboards, exports, SMS or bKash payment hooks, and a daily user. I scope the workflow first, then write the code. Not the other way around.
The stack is boring on purpose. I use React or Next.js on the front and Node.js or PHP/Laravel on the back. Data lives in MySQL or Postgres. It is deployed somewhere you can actually SSH into. Nothing sits on my personal account 'for now' to lock you in. Domain, hosting, database and repository are all in your name from day one. If you ever fire me, the next developer opens GitHub and gets to work.
I take about one or two web app projects at a time. That is why a small custom build starts at 50,000 BDT: an admin panel, 2 to 3 user roles and a dashboard. A serious multi-module app starts at 3,00,000 BDT.
The cheap quotes in Facebook freelance groups are usually a copy of someone's old Bootstrap template with a 'login' form bolted on. That is not a web app. That is a website with a password.
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