When you hire a mobile app development company in Chattogram, you should know who actually opens the code editor. Here, it's always the same person: me.
I am RH Fardin - the entire mobile app development company most Chattogram businesses actually need. Not a floor of desks off GEC, not a sales team that pitches and vanishes - one senior operator who scopes, designs, builds, integrates bKash and Nagad, and ships your Android and iOS app himself. Whether you run a trading house at Agrabad, a retail brand near GEC More, or a service outfit working the port, you get a company that behaves like a partner and a developer you can reach by name.
Apps from 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch, every screen signed off before any code is written - and you own the source, the keys and the store accounts at the end.
~5 years building apps and systems in BD. From 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch. Design-approval guarantee. You own the code. Direct on WhatsApp - bKash, Nagad or bank.
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The word 'company' is doing a lot of quiet lying in Chattogram's app market. A registered name, a rented room off Agrabad and a logo on a glass door are easy to buy. None of them tell you the one thing that decides whether your app gets built: who sits down and writes it.
Owners in this city keep learning the hard way that a bigger company often just means more layers between you and that person - an account manager who knows your business name and nothing else, a project lead who forwards your messages, and a developer you are never allowed to meet. You signed with a 'mobile app development company in Chattogram' and got a switchboard.
The thing you needed - a senior who understands your trade and is accountable for the build - was the one thing the structure was designed to keep away from you.
I run the model in reverse. The company is one senior operator, and you hire the developer directly. That is not me being small for the sake of it - it is the structure that actually serves a Chattogram-sized app project best.
When you message about a mobile app development company chattogram owners can trust, the person who replies is the person who scopes it, draws the screens in Figma, writes every line, wires bKash and Nagad into the checkout, submits to the Play Store and App Store, and picks up the night something breaks before a campaign. Around five years deep into shipping apps and business systems for Bangladeshi firms, one accountable name on the file from the first call to a year after launch.
Nothing about your brief gets translated, summarised, or lost across three desks.
A Chattogram brief is also its own animal, and a company that builds the same template for Dhaka and Chittagong gets it wrong. This is a port-city, mobile-first market: a huge share of your buyers will never open a laptop, they pay with bKash or Nagad rather than cards, and they are on mid-range Symphony, Walton and older Xiaomi handsets riding 4G that thins out the moment they leave the main commercial blocks.
The first question I get is almost always the koto-taka question, and the second is some version of 'will it actually work on my customer's phone?' Both deserve a straight answer. I build for that budget Android and that patchy signal first, then make it look sharp - never an app that only behaves on a flagship in clean wifi, because most of your market would uninstall that inside a week.
On money, no dance. A focused app starts at 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on what it has to do - accounts, catalogue, payments, dashboard, push, order or booking management. A fully custom build with heavier features, multiple roles and a deeper backend starts from 3,00,000 BDT, scoped honestly and never padded to fill a quote.
It is always 50% advance and 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, no screen is locked into code until you have signed off the full design - that is the design-approval guarantee - and at handover the source code, signing keys and store accounts are yours. A real company hands you the asset. A middleman hands you a dependency.
Six concrete things a port-city business should expect from an app company - all standard here, not upsells buried in a fatter quote.
The person who scopes your app is the person who codes and ships it. No account manager between you and the developer, no brief that drifts across desks and comes back wrong.
Source code, signing keys and Play Store and App Store accounts are handed to you at launch. The company that built it can never hold your own app hostage.
Mobile-wallet payment is designed into checkout from day one and tested before launch, not patched on after. Your Chattogram customers pay the way they already pay.
Tested on the low-RAM Symphony and Walton phones your buyers carry, on the patchy 4G away from Agrabad and GEC. Light to install, fast to open, not a flagship-only app.
You approve every screen and flow in Figma before development starts. No 'this isn't what I pictured' at handover, and you never pay the second half for an app you didn't approve.
When the app misbehaves at 9pm before a sale, you message me directly. Not a ticket queue, not a junior escalating to someone who escalates again.
Before you hand any mobile app development company in Chattogram a single taka, ask one question and watch how they answer: 'Who, by name, writes the code, and can I talk to them directly throughout?' A company built around a sales desk will dodge it - they'll talk about 'our team', 'our process', 'our portfolio', anything but a name.
They dodge because the honest answer is that your build will be handed to whoever is cheap and free that week, often a sub-team in another city you'll never reach, while the office you walked into off GEC keeps the markup and the distance. The second question is just as revealing: 'At the end, do I own the source code, the signing keys and the store accounts?' If the answer is vague or 'we host that for you', you are not buying an app, you are renting a leash.
With me both answers are the same every time, because the company and the developer are one person. I write the code, you talk to me from the first WhatsApp message to a year after launch, and at handover you own the asset outright - source, keys, store accounts, no strings.
That is the whole point of choosing a focused mobile app development company chattogram businesses your size actually fit: not the biggest signboard or the longest 'our team' page, but one senior hand who scopes honestly from 50,000 BDT, ships to both stores, and is still on the file when an Android update or a payment SDK change needs handling. A company is supposed to be a promise that someone is accountable. Here, you can see exactly who that someone is.
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Straight answers to what Chattogram business owners ask me on the first WhatsApp message about hiring an app company.
You'll get a real number on the first call, not a vague 'it depends.' A focused app starts at 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on features - accounts, catalogue, bKash or Nagad payment, admin dashboard, push, order or booking management. A fully custom build with heavier features, multiple user roles and a deeper backend starts from 3,00,000 BDT, scoped honestly to what your app must do and never padded. It is always 50% advance and 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
It is the most reliable kind for an app your size. A bigger company in Chattogram usually means more layers between you and the developer, not more developers on your file - a salesman wins the work and a junior you never meet writes it. Here the company is one senior operator, so the person who pitches is the person who designs, codes, ships and answers your WhatsApp. Around five years of shipping apps and systems in BD, one accountable name from first call to a year after launch. For most port-city app projects that beats a floor of desks every time.
Yes - all of it. At handover the source code, the signing keys and your Play Store and App Store accounts are transferred to you, fully owned, no strings. A lot of companies quietly keep those so you can never leave or update without them. I build it as your asset, not my leash, so even if you and I never work together again your app is entirely yours to maintain or hand to anyone else.
I recommend on your budget and your users, not on what bills more. For most Chattogram businesses a single cross-platform codebase shipping to both Android and iOS is the smart call, since the overwhelming majority of your customers are on Android. If your app genuinely needs heavy native performance I'll say so and build native - but I won't upsell you into the expensive path when one codebase serves your buyers perfectly well.
Yes to both. bKash and Nagad are designed into the checkout from the start and tested before launch, not bolted on after - your Chattogram customers expect to pay with the wallets they already use, and anything else loses the sale. I also handle the full path onto a phone: the Play Store and App Store listings, icon, screenshots and the review process, not just an APK emailed to you. And because I'm the developer, when an OS update or payment SDK change breaks something after launch, one person who knows your whole app picks up.
For projects from 90,000 BDT I'll come to your office anywhere in Agrabad, GEC, Khulshi, Nasirabad or the port area for kickoff and the final design sign-off. For everything in between, WhatsApp and Google Meet save us both a day in Chattogram traffic. I don't run weekly status meetings - you have a business to run, and one senior operator doesn't need a meeting to know exactly where your app stands.
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