You've decided your Mirpur business needs an app. The next question is who builds it, and whether it will still work six months after launch.
I'm RH Fardin. I take a Mirpur app from the first call to the store myself. That covers the wireframes, the screens, the Flutter or React Native code, the bKash and Nagad wiring, the admin panel and the Play Store listing. There's no agency and no junior handoff. Mobile app development in Mirpur starts at 50,000 BDT, with 50% advance and 50% on launch.
One senior operator, no team. About 5 years building apps for Bangladeshi businesses. Design-approval guarantee: you sign off every screen before I write production code. Source code handed to you in your name.
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Most people who search for mobile app development in Mirpur have already done the hard thinking. Maybe you have a shop near Mirpur 10, a coaching centre in Kazipara or a wholesale business off Mirpur 1. Maybe you have a delivery idea around Pallabi. Either way, you know it needs an app and not just a Facebook page.
What you're stuck on is the part nobody explains honestly. What really happens between paying an advance and having a working app on a real phone? And how do you make sure the person you hire doesn't vanish halfway with your money and a half-built APK? That gap is exactly where I work.
Here is how a real build runs with me, step by step, so there are no surprises. We start with one short call. On it, I make you say out loud the single job the app must do: take orders, take bookings, show a catalogue or manage deliveries. I draw wireframes, and you approve the flow before anything is designed.
Then I design every screen, and you sign off each one. That's the design-approval guarantee. Your second payment never moves until the design is truly yours. Only then do I write production code in Flutter or React Native. I wire in bKash and Nagad if you take money, and I build an admin panel you can run from your own phone.
I publish the app to the Play Store under your account. At launch I hand you the source code in writing. The same person on that first call is the person shipping the final build.
The pricing is plain, and it's the same in Mirpur as anywhere else in BD. A focused Android app you can publish starts at 50,000 BDT. That includes login, one core flow, a basic admin panel and one payment method if you need it. 90,000 BDT adds a proper admin panel, push notifications and richer features. 1,50,000 BDT covers more screens, multi-role logins, deeper bKash and Nagad setup and iOS builds.
Anything truly big is custom work, from 3,00,000 BDT. That means real-time tracking, a multi-vendor marketplace or a Pathao-style system. Every project is 50% advance and 50% on launch, paid by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
I take on a limited number of apps at once, on purpose. An app isn't a brochure site you can rush in a weekend. It needs a developer paying attention through testing, store review and the first round of real-user bugs. Because I'm not overbooked, the timeline I give you on the first call is the timeline you get. We work mostly over WhatsApp and short calls, in Bangla and English, the way Mirpur owners already work. You always know what stage your app is at, without chasing me.
This is not a feature checklist off a template. These things decide whether your Mirpur app is an asset you own or a file you'll pay to rebuild. Every one is standard, even on the 50,000 BDT tier.
On final payment you get the full Flutter or React Native source, the Firebase keys and the Play Console, all in writing. Any developer in Mirpur or beyond can take it over. You're never held hostage.
The app goes on the Play Store under your own Google account, with the listing, icon and screenshots done. It's not an APK sent on WhatsApp that half your customers' phones refuse to install.
If your Mirpur app takes money, customers pay inside the app the way they already pay everywhere. The order confirms on its own. There's no 'send money then screenshot' chase in your inbox.
Add products, change prices, mark items sold out and read orders from your own phone. You run the app from the same kind of device your Mirpur customers use, between serving people, not from a desk.
Before it ships, I test on real mid-range Android phones over the kind of slow mobile data your Mirpur buyers get. A fast emulator is not enough. So it loads, installs and pays on the devices your buyers really carry.
The person on your first WhatsApp call is the one writing the code and pushing it to the store. No account manager forwards your voice notes to a junior who's never seen your business.
The price isn't the dangerous part of an app quote in Mirpur. The silence around ownership is. Before you pay anyone an advance, ask three flat questions. Who publishes the app, and to whose Google account? Do I get the source code on final payment, in writing? And who, by name, is writing the code? Not which 'team', but which person.
A cheap quote that ends with one APK on WhatsApp, no Play Store listing and no source code isn't cheap. It's a dead file. You'll pay a second developer to rebuild it from scratch. A six-lakh agency quote for a list, a form and a payment button isn't high because the app is hard. You're funding an office, a project manager and two juniors learning on your money. The honest middle for a real, small, working Mirpur app is 50,000 BDT, because nobody stands between you and the coder.
I'll raise one question on the first call, even when it costs me the bigger invoice. Do you really need a native app yet, or would a fast mobile-first website get you there for less? Getting a customer in Pallabi or Mirpur 2 to find your app, install it and keep it is hard. Their phone is already short on storage. Getting them to open a link you send on WhatsApp is much easier.
If your goal is 'let people order or book me', I'll often suggest a 50,000 BDT mobile web app first. It proves the demand. Then we build the native Android app once repeat customers would keep it installed. An app earns its cost when people buy again and again: a restaurant with regulars, a salon with bookings, a grocery doing weekly orders. Then push alerts and one-tap reorder pay for themselves. That's the gap between mobile app development Mirpur owners regret and the kind they're glad they paid for.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point. I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
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These are the questions Mirpur owners and founders open with on WhatsApp before they commit to building an app.
Mobile app development in Mirpur starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused Android app you can publish. That covers login, one core flow, a basic admin panel and one payment method like bKash or Nagad. The tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, based on screens, payment flows and admin features. Truly custom apps start from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank. I give a fixed number after one short call.
It's a clear sequence, not a black box. First, a short call to lock the one job the app must do. Then come wireframes you approve, and screen designs you sign off one by one. That's the design-approval guarantee. Only after you approve the design do I write production code, wire in bKash and Nagad if needed, build your admin panel and submit to the Play Store. At launch I hand you the source code in writing.
Yes, both, in writing, on final payment. The app goes on the Play Store under your own Google account. You receive the full Flutter or React Native source code plus the Firebase keys. That means any developer in Mirpur or anywhere else can take it over later. You are never locked into me, and that keeps your long-run cost down.
That's a build requirement, not an afterthought. I keep the app lean and test it on real mid-range Android phones over slow mobile data before it ships. A fast emulator on my machine is not enough. Most of your local buyers use budget Androids with limited storage and uneven 4G. So the app is built to install small and load fast on exactly those devices.
Often the website wins first, and I'll tell you straight. Getting a Mirpur customer to find, install and keep your app is much harder than getting them to open a fast web link on WhatsApp. If your goal is 'let people order or book me', I'll usually suggest a 50,000 BDT mobile web app to prove demand. Then I build the native Android app once repeat users would keep it. An app you don't need yet is the most expensive app there is.
A focused 50,000 BDT Android app usually takes 3 to 5 weeks from approved design to Play Store submission. The 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT tiers run 5 to 8 weeks, mostly based on how fast you send content. I build it myself, as one senior developer with about five years shipping apps for Bangladeshi businesses. No agency or junior team takes over after you pay. I take a limited number of projects, so the timeline I quote is the one you get.
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