A mobile app for your Mirpur business, built by the person who actually writes the code.
No agency layers, no junior handoffs. I design, build and ship your Android or iOS app myself - with bKash and Nagad payment, push notifications and an admin panel you can run from your phone. Apps start at 50,000 BDT.
~5 years building for Bangladeshi businesses. One senior operator, start to launch. Design-approval guarantee.
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If you run a business around Mirpur - a clothing shop near Mirpur 10, a restaurant off the 60-feet road, a service business in Pallabi or Kazipara - your customers are already on their phones all day. The problem is they're stuck in your Facebook comments and inbox, asking the same questions, and you're losing half of them because nobody replied in time. A mobile app fixes the part that a page never can: one place where people browse, order, pay with bKash or Nagad, and come back without re-finding you in a feed.
Most people who search for a mobile app development company in Mirpur have already been quoted something silly by an agency - either 8,000 taka for 'an app' that turns out to be a wrapped website, or four lakh for a slide deck and a six-month timeline. I sit between those. I'm one senior developer with about five years of shipping real apps for Bangladeshi businesses, and I take a Mirpur project from the first call to the app store myself. Nothing gets dumped on an intern after you pay the advance.
Here's how the money works, plainly. Apps start at 50,000 BDT for a focused build, with the next tiers at 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on screens, payment flows and admin features. Genuinely custom apps - multi-role systems, complex logic, heavy integrations - start from 3,00,000 BDT. You pay 50% to start and 50% on launch, and you don't approve the build until the design is one you actually like. That's the design-approval guarantee, and it's the reason I don't take on more projects than I can personally finish.
I work mostly over WhatsApp and short calls, in Bangla and English, the way Mirpur business owners actually operate. You tell me what your customers keep asking for, I tell you what's realistic at each price, and we don't start until you know exactly what you're getting and when.
Not a feature list copied off a template. These are the things that move money for a local shop, restaurant or service in Mirpur.
Customers pay inside the app the way they already pay everywhere else in Mirpur. No 'send money then screenshot' - the payment confirms the order automatically.
Browse, add to cart, checkout - so the Mirpur 10 crowd orders at 11pm without DMing you. Every order lands in one place instead of scattered across Messenger.
Add products, change prices, mark items sold out and read orders from your own phone. You run the app from the same device your customers use it on.
Send a notification when you drop new stock or a discount, and it lands on the home screen - not buried under 200 other Facebook posts in their feed.
Built to load fast on mid-range phones and patchy mobile data, which is what most of your Mirpur customers are actually using. No 60MB downloads to open a menu.
We launch on Android where almost all your local buyers are, then add iOS when it earns its place. You don't pay for an app store nobody in Mirpur uses yet.
A lot of Mirpur owners ask for an app when what they need first is a clean website - or the other way round. I'll tell you straight, even when it means a smaller invoice. If you're a new shop with a few products and you mostly sell through Facebook, a fast mobile-friendly website plus a proper ordering flow often gets you 80% of the result for less money, and you can add the app later once you have repeat customers worth retaining.
An app earns its cost when you have people who buy from you again and again - a restaurant with regulars, a salon with bookings, a grocery doing weekly orders - because that's when push notifications and one-tap reorder actually pay for themselves.
When an app is the right call, building it for Mirpur specifically matters. Your buyers are mobile-first, price-sensitive, and they'll abandon anything that's slow or asks them to type a card number. So I keep the build lean, wire bKash and Nagad in from day one, and make the admin something you can run between customers - not a desktop dashboard you'll never log into. The goal isn't a fancy app; it's an app that quietly does the work your inbox can't keep up with.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Straight answers to what Mirpur business owners ask before they hire someone to build an app.
Apps start at 50,000 BDT for a focused build. The common tiers are 50,000 / 90,000 / 1,50,000 BDT depending on how many screens, payment flows and admin features you need. Fully custom apps with complex logic start from 3,00,000 BDT. I quote a fixed price after one short call so there's no surprise bill at the end.
50% advance to start the project and 50% on launch, once the app is live and working. You can pay the advance by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. You also don't sign off on the build until the design is one you're happy with - that's the design-approval guarantee.
Yes - that's standard, not an add-on. Your Mirpur customers pay through bKash or Nagad right inside the app, and the order confirms automatically once payment goes through. No more chasing screenshots in your inbox.
Depends on your business. If you're newer and sell mostly through Facebook, a fast website with proper ordering often makes more sense first, and you add the app later. An app pays off once you have repeat buyers - regulars, bookings, weekly orders. I'll tell you honestly which one to spend on, even if it's the cheaper option.
I do - personally. I'm one senior developer with about five years building apps for Bangladeshi businesses. There's no agency, no junior team it gets passed to after you pay. The person you talk to on WhatsApp is the person writing the code and shipping it to the store.
A focused 50,000-90,000 BDT app typically takes a few weeks from advance to launch; larger custom builds take longer. Because I take on a limited number of projects at once, your timeline is real - I don't overbook and leave you waiting. We lock the dates before you pay the advance.
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