You want a straight answer to one question: koto taka for a mobile app?
Most Gulshan agencies dodge the mobile app development price in Gulshan with a meeting and a vague proposal. I give you tiers, scope and a number before you commit a single taka. One senior developer designs, codes and ships the whole thing. No juniors learn on your budget.
About 5 years building apps. Tiers from 50,000 BDT, custom from 3,00,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch.
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Why can't you get a clear mobile app development price in Gulshan? Most quotes are written so you can't compare them, on purpose. One agency quotes a 'basic app' at 80,000 and another at 4 lakh. Neither will say what's inside. The vagueness isn't an accident. It lets them renegotiate after you've already paid an advance. I work the opposite way. You see the tier, the feature list and the number before any money moves.
Here's the honest floor. A real, store-ready mobile app starts at 50,000 BDT, and that truly is the bottom. Below it, you are buying a template or a glorified web wrapper that the Play Store will flag sooner or later.
From there it's three clear tiers. 50,000 BDT buys a focused single-purpose app. 90,000 BDT is for when you need accounts, content and a few moving parts. 1,50,000 BDT covers proper backend logic, multiple user roles and links to services like bKash or Nagad. Anything truly custom is quoted from 3,00,000 BDT. That means real-time features, complex dashboards or a system other apps plug into.
Gulshan buyers are a specific kind of client. You often run an established business: a restaurant, a clinic, a boutique or a service firm off Gulshan Avenue or near the lake. You've likely been burned before. Maybe it was an overpriced, foreign-feeling agency, or a cheap freelancer who vanished after the advance.
So I keep it boring and accountable. You pay 50% advance to start and 50% on launch. You also get a design-approval guarantee. I don't write a line of production code until you've signed off on how every screen looks. You're never paying for something you haven't seen.
I'm one operator with about five years of shipping apps, and that's the whole pitch. No account manager passes your idea badly to a developer in another room. When you message me about mobile app development in Gulshan, the person who reads it is the person who builds it. That's why my prices can be lower than an agency's and my answers faster. There's no extra layer to feed.
Here are six concrete reasons the price-to-value math works better with one senior developer than with a Gulshan agency.
You get the tier and the number before you pay anything. There's no 'send us a brief and we'll get back to you' stall. If your app fits 50,000, 90,000 or 1,50,000, I tell you which one and why.
A Gulshan agency stacks office rent, sales staff and project managers onto your invoice. I don't have those costs. So the same app costs you less, and I still earn fairly.
Bangladeshi users expect to pay with bKash or Nagad, not a foreign card. I wire those payment flows in properly, so your app really converts for local buyers.
There's no production code until you approve every screen. You see exactly what you're buying first. So 'this isn't what I imagined' never becomes a fight after launch.
Plenty of your users are on 4G in a basement or a moving CNG. I build apps that load and stay usable on weak connections, not just on office WiFi.
One senior person designs and codes your app. Someone who knows the code answers your questions. Nothing gets passed through a junior who's guessing.
The biggest price driver isn't how the app looks. It's how much the app has to think. A 50,000 BDT app shows content and does one job well, like a menu, a booking form, a catalogue or a portfolio. Once you add user accounts, saved data and a login, you're in the 90,000 tier. Now there's a backend keeping track of every user.
Then add real transactions. That means bKash/Nagad payments, order tracking, roles like admin and customer, and push notifications that fire on real events. Now you're at 1,50,000, because each of those is a system, not a screen. People in Gulshan are sometimes shocked by a high quote. Almost always, the idea they described casually was secretly a 1,50,000 app wearing a 50,000 description.
The other quiet cost is the backend nobody mentions. An app on someone's phone is only half the product. The other half is the server it talks to, and that server needs hosting, security and upkeep. A cheap quote that ignores this sets you up to pay again later. Or the app dies when the free trial server expires.
When I quote a tier, I'm pricing the whole working thing. That includes the app, the backend it depends on, the payment setup and the launch to the store. The number you approve gets you a live, usable app. It's not a demo that needs a second budget before it works.
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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Here are straight answers to what Gulshan business owners ask before building an app.
It starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused single-purpose app. It goes up based on what the app has to do. A simple app is 50,000. You pay 90,000 when you need user accounts and content. 1,50,000 covers backend logic, multiple roles and payment setup. Truly custom builds are quoted from 3,00,000 BDT. I give you the exact tier once I hear your features, with no vague 'it depends' meeting first.
Because there's no agency to pay for. Their quote carries office rent on Gulshan Avenue, a sales team and project managers. All of that lands on your invoice before a single feature gets built. I'm one senior developer, so you're paying for the app, not the overhead around it.
Yes, and they should. Most of your Bangladeshi customers won't reach for a card. Payment setup is part of why an app moves into the 1,50,000 BDT tier. Each gateway is a real system to wire in and test, not a checkbox. I set it up so the payment really completes and reconciles, instead of just opening a redirect.
You pay 50% advance to start and 50% on launch. The advance covers design and build. The balance is due when your app is live and working. No mystery 'maintenance' money is baked into the quote. The tier price is the tier price.
That's what the design-approval guarantee is for. I don't write production code until you've signed off on every screen. So you see and approve the real look first. The 'this isn't what I wanted' argument wrecks many app projects. Here it simply can't happen, because you already approved it.
I build the app so it runs on both Android and iPhone from one codebase. That keeps you from paying twice. Most Gulshan businesses lead with Android, since that's where the users are, and then publish to the App Store too. The tier covers the build. You pay the small yearly Apple and Google store fees straight to them.
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