You searched "mobile app development price in Mirpur" because one person quoted 25,000 taka and another quoted 8 lakh for the same idea. Both are telling you something — let me decode it.
I am RH Fardin — a senior designer and developer in Dhaka who personally scopes, designs, codes and ships every app, no agency and no juniors. Here is the price said plainly: a Progressive Web App or simple hybrid for a Mirpur business sits in my 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT tiers (floor 50,000), and a genuinely custom app — roles, live tracking, payment reconciliation, an owner dashboard — starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance, 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank.
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When you Google "mobile app development price in Mirpur" the numbers come back so far apart they stop meaning anything. Someone in a Facebook group offers 25,000 taka. A small studio near Mirpur 10 says 1.2 lakh. An agency in Dhaka opens at 4 lakh and somehow climbs to eight by the second meeting. Here is what nobody is telling you: those aren't four prices for the same product. They're prices for four completely different things wearing the same word.
The 25,000-taka 'app' is almost always a WebView — your website crammed into a Play Store shell that breaks on the first Android update. The lakh-plus quote might be a real Progressive Web App. The agency number is a layered native build priced to feed a team. Until you know which one your business actually needs, every quote is just noise.
So the real first question isn't koto taka — it's what does the app have to do, and who is going to open it twice. That's the conversation I have on call one, before any number gets thrown around. A fabric shop on Mirpur 11 that wants customers to reorder and pay by bKash needs something very different from a coaching centre in Section 6 streaming class videos to monthly students, which is different again from a delivery business near Pallabi that needs live rider tracking and an owner dashboard.
Price each of those by what it must do and the wild spread collapses into something sensible. Price them by 'app banao' with no spec and you get a guess — and a guess is exactly how Mirpur founders end up paying twice.
My pricing has fixed tiers and no theatre. The floor is 50,000 BDT. A Progressive Web App or simple hybrid for a Mirpur business — menu or catalogue, ordering, bKash and Nagad checkout, push notifications, installs straight from a link — usually lands in the 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT range depending on how much it has to do. A genuinely custom app with multiple user roles, live order tracking, payment reconciliation and an owner-facing dashboard starts at 3,00,000 BDT. The published number is the number.
There is no 'enterprise tier' that appears after you've signed, and no 'sir, message koren for quote' — the mobile app development price Mirpur founders get from me is the same one written down before we start.
What you are buying at any tier is an app built for how Mirpur actually behaves. bKash, Nagad and cash-on-delivery in one checkout, because that is how Pallabi and Kazipara really pay — not a foreign template that assumes everyone has a card. Bangla and English on the same screen. A build kept light enough to open fast on the mid-range Realme and Samsung A-series phones your customers carry over patchy 4G, not just on my desktop.
And one senior — me — from the first WhatsApp call to the Play Store submission. When you compare my mobile app development price in Mirpur against a cheaper line on someone else's quote, you are not comparing two prices for one thing. You are comparing a finished, owned, working product against a gamble, and I'd rather you see that clearly before you pay anyone, including me.
Six things that should be inside any honest mobile app development price in Mirpur — not bolted on later as a surprise line. The spread in quotes you've seen comes down to which of these the cheap option quietly left out.
I quote after I know what the app must do and who opens it — not before. Most wild Mirpur quotes are guesses priced without a spec. A fixed scope is why my number doesn't move after you sign.
If a Progressive Web App does the job, I'll quote that instead of a 6-lakh native build. It installs from one link, weighs almost nothing, and gives a Mirpur business 90% of the value at a third of the price.
The 25,000-taka 'app' floating in Mirpur Facebook groups is a website in a shell that breaks on the next update. My floor is a real, usable product you own — not a Play Store placeholder.
Real Mirpur orders mix bKash, Nagad and cash-on-delivery, often the same customer switching month to month. All three are wired into one checkout, in the price, not an add-on line at the end.
Half to start, half on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. No full advance before you've seen a screen — and nothing is coded until you approve the design in Figma.
The person who hears your idea is the person who designs, codes and ships it. No PM, no sales rep, no junior learning on your taka — that collapsed stack is why one operator beats an agency's layered quote.
Here is the part that changes your budget more than any feature list: building the app is the cheap part — getting a Mirpur customer to find it, download it, and keep the icon on their home screen is the expensive part, and it has nothing to do with what you pay me. A 6-lakh native app sitting at 11 downloads is the most expensive software a business can own, because every taka of that build is wasted until someone opens it twice.
This is exactly why I push so many Mirpur briefs toward a Progressive Web App first. It installs from a single link with no Play Store search, no 40MB download over Banglalink 4G, no review limbo — and for a shop on Mirpur 11 or a clinic in Section 2 it does everything a native app would at a fraction of the cost, while you find out whether people will actually use it before you bet lakhs.
So run the maths the way an owner should. If you already have loyal repeat customers who'd happily keep your icon — a tuition centre with monthly students, a gym with members, a grocery your para already orders from — a proper custom app at 3,00,000 BDT and up is worth it, because the repeat habit pays it back.
If you're still proving demand, a PWA in the 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT range gets you a real, installable product and live usage data without gambling on downloads you haven't earned. The mobile app development price in Mirpur that ruins a business isn't the high one — it's the one paid for scale that never arrives. I'd rather scope you into a 1,50,000 BDT PWA your customers open every week than sell you a six-lakh native app that wins an argument and loses the market.
That's the line I draw on call one, in writing if you want it — even when the bigger quote was already on the table.
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The questions Mirpur founders actually send me on WhatsApp before they decide on an app — starting, of course, with koto taka.
It depends on what the app does and who uses it, but the floor is honest. The starting point is 50,000 BDT. A Progressive Web App or simple hybrid for a Mirpur business — catalogue or menu, ordering, bKash/Nagad checkout, push notifications — usually sits in the 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT range. A genuinely custom app with multiple user roles, live order tracking, payment reconciliation and an owner dashboard starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance and 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, with nothing added after you say yes. Anyone quoting 25,000 taka for 'a Play Store app' is handing you a broken WebView, not a product.
Because they're pricing completely different things and calling them all 'app'. The 25,000-taka version is your website wrapped in a Play Store shell — a WebView that breaks on the next Android update and that you never really own. A lakh-plus number might be a real Progressive Web App. An agency's 4-to-8-lakh quote is a layered native build priced to pay a sales lead, a PM and two juniors. The spread isn't about value — it's about scope nobody pinned down. Once we define what your app has to do and who opens it, the mobile app development price Mirpur founders get from me stops being a guess.
My price is set by what the app must do, not by which Dhaka area your office sits in. A 1,50,000 BDT PWA is 1,50,000 BDT whether you're in Mirpur 1, Mirpur DOHS, Gulshan or Uttara. The difference you'd feel with a Gulshan agency isn't the area — it's their overhead. A typical Dhaka app agency opens at 3 to 4 lakh because you're funding a team of layers; with one senior operator that whole stack collapses into a single number, so a Mirpur business isn't paying for a bench it never meets.
For most Mirpur businesses a Progressive Web App does the job for a fraction of the price. A real native app earns its 3,00,000-BDT-and-up cost only when you have repeat customers who'll keep your icon on their home screen — a coaching centre with monthly students, a grocery your para reorders from, a gym with members. If you're still proving people want it, I'll steer you to a PWA first so you get real usage before betting lakhs on downloads. I'll tell you which one you are on the first call, even when it's the cheaper job for me.
I never take full advance, and I'd be wary of anyone who insists on it for an app. The terms are 50% to begin and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. The first half secures the project and covers the design phase; the second half is only due once the app is built and ready to ship to the Play Store. For a custom build at the 3,00,000 BDT tier I can split that second half across milestones — just ask, and we'll set it in writing before we start.
It's included — I tell you the full picture upfront so there's no surprise. The submission itself, icon, screenshots, store listing and the Google review process are all part of the build I quote, not a line that appears at the end. You'll pay Google's one-time developer account fee directly (it's yours to own, not marked up inside my number), and modest yearly hosting for a PWA you also own and renew. That's the whole point of how I price: the mobile app development price in Mirpur you agree to is the work, and the small ongoing costs are named clearly so you can budget the real number.
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