What "company" actually means when you hire me for a Khulna app
You are not hiring a building full of people. You are hiring one accountable senior who answers for every screen.
Here is the thing most people in Khulna find out the hard way: the word "company" on a mobile-app website tells you almost nothing about who will actually build your app. Plenty of outfits that call themselves a mobile app development company in Khulna are one marketer with a WhatsApp number who subcontracts your job to whoever is cheapest that week, or a Dhaka firm with a Khulna landing page and no one within 250 km of you.
You sign with a logo and a team photo, and three months later you are chasing a junior you never agreed to, on an app you cannot get changed. I am the opposite of that, and I say so up front: the company is me. One senior operator, you deal with that person from the first message to the last update.
Why does that matter more for an app than a website? Because an app is not a one-time delivery — it is a thing you keep needing to change. Android pushes an update and your app starts crashing on certain phones. bKash changes how their payment flow works. You want to add a new product category or a delivery-tracking screen six months in. With a faceless company, every one of those is a fresh ticket, a new quote, and a junior relearning your code.
With me, it is one message to the person who wrote that code in the first place. That continuity is the entire point of choosing a real operator over a brand name, and in Khulna — where the app shops come and go — it is rarer than it should be.
The Khulna brief has its own shape, and I build for it specifically. Your users are mobile-first, most on mid-range Androids, many on patchy 3G/4G out toward Daulatpur, Khalishpur or the upazila edges of the district. They expect to pay with bKash or Nagad, not a card. They will judge your app in the first ten seconds, and if it stutters or eats their data, they uninstall and never come back. So I build light, test on real cheap phones, and wire payments the way Khulna actually pays. An app designed on a fast machine for a fast connection is not an app built for your customers — it is a demo that happens to run.
Pricing is fixed and I will tell you the number before you ask twice. 50,000 BDT for a focused first app — a few core screens, clean navigation, one payment path. 90,000 BDT for a fuller app with user accounts, a proper catalogue or booking flow, and bKash/Nagad integration. 1,50,000 BDT for a multi-feature app with admin panel, notifications and richer logic. Fully custom builds — heavier backends, complex integrations, anything bespoke — start from 3,00,000 BDT.
Always 50% advance, 50% on launch, paid by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. And you sign off the complete design before I write any code, so you are never paying the second half for an app you did not approve.
See pricing in BDT